Kelly Burn

That win came at Wolverhampton on 18 May 2026, and it is worth noting that it is her most recent victory, meaning she heads into her next race off the back of a confidence-boosting result rather than chasing one. Her last six runs read 5-1-2-5-3-9, and while there are some rough patches in there, the sequence of a win followed by a second place suggests she found a level that suits her and has been competing well at it. The nine at the back end of that sequence is a reminder she does not always fire, but every horse has those days.

She is trained by James Fanshawe at Newmarket, one of the most famous training centres in Britain, and the yard is in excellent form right now — 44 winners already this season, which is the kind of output that tells you horses are leaving that stable ready to race. Fanshawe is a patient, intelligent trainer, and a horse like Kelly Burn, still only three years old and still developing, is exactly the type that can improve as the season goes on. She raced just yesterday, so the yard will be monitoring how she comes out of that run before deciding what comes next — but the fact that she is being kept busy suggests the team believes there is more to come.