Katherine

Those three wins tell a clear story. Her first came at Tipperary in July 2023, and her most recent at Fairyhouse in October 2024 — meaning she hasn't won in the 21 months since, and her last six runs have produced a blank. The recent form figures of 6-9-4 suggest she is finding her way back into contention without quite getting there, and the two dashes in that sequence indicate she didn't finish or wasn't placed on those occasions. She raced just one day ago, so whatever form she's in right now, it's current.

One thing that does stand out is her record on wet or muddy ground. With 2 wins from 11 races in those conditions, she wins roughly 1 in 5 times when the ground is soft — nearly three times her overall win rate. That's a meaningful pattern, not a coincidence. For a horse who otherwise wins less than once every ten starts, finding the right conditions clearly unlocks something. It's the kind of detail that a trainer quietly files away, waiting for the weather to play ball. Katherine may not be a big earner or a headline act, but she's a horse with a specific set of circumstances under which she becomes genuinely competitive — and at nine, with the yard who clearly know her well, she's not done yet.