Lady Landhort

Her last six runs read 11-13-1-8-3-5 in chronological order, and that is a horse going in the right direction. The early double-figure finishes have given way to a win and two top-five efforts. She broke through at Dundalk in March 2026, and that venue — an all-weather track in County Louth that races year-round — clearly suited her. Whether she can build on that and make it a regular hunting ground is one of the more interesting questions hanging over her summer campaign.

She is trained by Mark Fahey at Cloneygath in County Kildare, a yard that has sent out 24 winners already this season — a solid, productive operation that knows how to place its horses well. Having raced just one day ago, she is clearly in an active spell, and a trainer with that kind of seasonal momentum tends to keep horses busy when they are in form. At 3 years old, she is still learning and still developing, which means the ceiling is genuinely unknown. Horses at this age can improve sharply and suddenly — and her recent form suggests she may be doing exactly that.