Flyta

That win came just this week at Ffos Las on 29 June 2026, and the timing matters. Flyta's recent form reads 8-2-4-10-2-1 going back through her last six runs — so after a rough patch in the middle, she has come roaring back with two runner-up finishes and now a win. That kind of upward curve at this stage of a season is exactly what a trainer wants to see from a young horse still learning the game.

The trainer in question is Mark Loughnane, based at Rock Farm in Worcestershire, and the yard is in seriously good form right now — 25 winners already this season, which is the mark of an operation that knows how to place horses well and keep them sharp. It is worth noting that Flyta has run three times at the level she typically competes at without winning, making this breakthrough something the team will have been quietly working towards. Getting that first win on the board changes everything for a young horse — it opens up new options and builds confidence on both sides of the saddle.

At just three years old and with the yard firing, do not be surprised to see Flyta turn up again very soon off the back of this.