Lady Manzor

The most interesting chapter in Lady Manzor's story is her relationship with Lingfield Park. She has won 2 of her 7 races there, which might sound modest in isolation, but factor in the level she typically competes at and it starts to look more meaningful. Across her career she has managed just 1 win from 8 races at Class 4, the level below the top tier where competition is genuinely tough and winners are hard to come by. Her Lingfield wins suggest there is something about that track — possibly the tight turns of the all-weather circuit — that suits how she travels and how she finishes.

Her most trusted partner in the saddle has been Jack Dace, and the numbers there are striking. Together they have won 3 races from 10 outings, a win rate of 30 percent — winning almost 1 in every 3 races they have contested as a partnership. That is well above her overall average and suggests a genuine understanding between horse and rider.

The one note of caution is that Lady Manzor has not won in her last 6 races, and her recent form — finishes of fourth, fifth, a blank, sixth, fourth, and second — tells the story of a horse running consistently without quite finding the winning thread. Her last victory came at Lingfield back in April 2025, which is now some time ago. That said, she raced just one day ago, so she is clearly in good health and being actively campaigned. Whether Perrett and the team find the right spot for her to break the drought is the question worth watching — and if they bring her back to Lingfield, history says she will have every chance.