Fortuity

What's encouraging is the relationship with Shane Foley, who has partnered Fortuity six times and wins at a better rate in the saddle — roughly one in every six rides — than the horse manages overall. That 17 percent win rate is still modest, but it hints that the jockey has found something that works. The three-year-old seems to run best when given space to work at distances between seven furlongs and a mile, winning once from six attempts at those trip lengths. Mrs J. Harrington's yard at Moone has been in fine form this season with 53 winners already, so there is no shortage of expertise on hand to help Fortuity fulfil whatever potential it may have. The horse is still active and still learning — and for a young animal with just one win under its belt, there is nothing in the record that suggests it cannot put together a winning sequence once the pieces finally click into place.