Ladies Day

The recent form makes for particularly exciting reading. Looking at the last six races — listed most recent first — the sequence reads 1-1-2-10-2-2. Ignore that 10th-place blip in the middle; what surrounds it is back-to-back wins and a string of close finishes. She won at Bangor-on-Dee in late May 2026, then followed it up with another victory at Uttoxeter just this week on 13 June. Two wins in under a month suggests a horse that has found her rhythm and is genuinely in form right now, not simply getting lucky.

Her trainer T Ellis, based in Rugby, Warwickshire, is clearly having a productive season — 30 winners sent out already is a serious tally and marks this out as a yard operating with real confidence. When a trainer is in that kind of flow, horses in their care tend to run to their best, and Ladies Day appears to be benefiting from exactly that environment.

One detail that stands out is her record on normal ground conditions — the kind of surface most tracks offer on a dry summer's day. On those conditions, she has won 2 of her 5 races, a 40% win rate that is genuinely impressive. In racing, winning 2 in every 5 attempts on any given surface is the sort of number that makes punters sit up and take notice. Regular jockey Mr Jack Andrews has been in the saddle for 6 of her 8 career races, winning once together — roughly 1 in every 6 rides — though the partnership is clearly improving at the right time of year.

Having raced just one day ago and still active, Ladies Day is a horse very much in the middle of her story. With consistent placing, back-to-back wins, and a trainer firing on all cylinders, she is exactly the kind of horse worth following closely over the weeks ahead.