Lady Kodiac

What stands out is how much she loves normal ground conditions. When the track is in standard condition, she's almost unstoppable: three wins from six races, which is 50 percent. That's the sort of pattern trainers live for — a horse with a clear preference that you can plan around. Shift her to softer or faster ground and she becomes a different proposition entirely, which means James Tate at Newmarket knows exactly when to run her.

Her last win came four weeks ago at Newcastle, which speaks to a horse still firing regularly. She's been out six times since then without another victory, though she's picked up places in four of those six runs, most recently finishing fourth just yesterday. That kind of consistent placing suggests she hasn't lost her sharpness — she's still competitive at the right level, just hasn't found the winning post lately. Her debut victory came in September 2025 at Chelmsford, and she's built steadily from there. For a 3-year-old still learning her trade, she's showing the kind of dependable form that makes her worth following. The Tate yard has sent out 51 winners already this season, so she's in a team that knows how to get the best out of their horses.