Euphonia

Her two wins arrived roughly five weeks apart. The first came at Leicester in April 2026, and the second at Haydock Park on 21 May — a result that confirmed the Leicester win was no fluke. Haydock is a stiff, fair track that tends to find out horses who are coasting on luck, so winning there adds real weight to her record. She raced just one day ago, which means she is bang in form and being kept busy by her yard.

That yard is in excellent shape right now. Ed Walker's team at Upper Lambourn has sent out 76 winners this season, which is the kind of output that tells you there is serious organisation and confidence behind every runner they put on the track. Horses from well-run yards in form tend to run to their best, and Euphonia has the backing of exactly that kind of operation.

The one puzzle in her profile is her record at Class 5 — the more accessible end of the race quality scale — where she has run three times without winning. That might sound odd given her overall record, but it likely reflects the fact that those races can attract unexpectedly competitive fields, and distance or ground conditions may not have suited on the day. Her recent form of two wins from her last six races, with her best numbers coming at the right trip, suggests a horse who is developing rather than standing still. At three years old, there is almost certainly more to come.