Ghisa

The real pattern emerges on good, normal ground. On these faster surfaces, Ghisa wins half its races — 2 wins from 4 attempts. That's a significant tell. Many horses have a ground preference, and identifying Ghisa's love of firm turf is the kind of detail that matters when planning the next move. The recent record reads 1-3-3-3-7-8 across the last six runs, which is frankly lumpy: a win followed by a cluster of minor places, then two poor finishes that would have looked worrying until this week's Chester victory wiped the slate clean.

Fellowes' yard is firing at the moment with 21 winners sent out this season, so Ghisa is not training in a yard under pressure. The first career win came at Wolverhampton in September 2025, and the horse has been building slowly but steadily since. At three years old, with just nine races under its belt, there is plainly plenty of development still to come. This is a horse worth watching, particularly on the firmer ground where it has proven it can win — and one that, judging by this week alone, is worth following in the coming months.