Ladies Day

The recent runs paint that picture clearly. In its last six outings, Ladies Day has finished out of the places only once, and has won twice—most recently at Uttoxeter three months ago on 13 June. That second victory came after a solid run of placings, suggesting the horse had been in good order beforehand. The most recent race, just a day ago, was less successful, finishing outside the frame, but the overall pattern shows a horse that is competitive and still actively racing at a decent level.

There are hints of where Ladies Day might find more success. Over the longer distances—races at 1 mile 6 furlongs to 2 miles—the record is sharper: 1 win from 3 races, or 33%, which is considerably better than the headline figures. That suggests the horse may have found its best trip. Its trainer, T Ellis at Rugby in Warwickshire, runs a productive yard that has sent out 30 winners already this season, so Ladies Day is in capable hands. Jack Andrews has been the most frequent rider, though the partnership has produced just 1 win from 6 races together, leaving room for improvement or a change of tactics. Ladies Day first broke its duck at Bangor-on-Dee back in May 2026 and remains an active, competitive performer—the kind of horse that could easily clock up another win or two before the season ends.