Lady Manzor

The most interesting thread running through her record is her relationship with Lingfield Park. She has won twice from 7 races there, which works out at roughly 1 in every 3.5 visits — a noticeably better return than her overall record suggests. Her first career win came at Lingfield on 22 January 2025, and she returned to win there again on 18 April 2025. Some horses simply click with a particular track — whether it is the shape of the circuit, the camber, or the surface — and Lingfield appears to be that place for Lady Manzor. When her name appears in a Lingfield race card, that is worth noting.

She also has a clear preference for normal conditions underfoot, winning 2 of her 7 races on a standard surface, and she produces her best form over seven furlongs to a mile, where she has won 3 from 11 races — almost 1 in every 4. In other words, she is a horse with a type, and when the conditions match her profile, the results come.

Her regular partner in the saddle is Jack Dace, who has ridden her to all three of her wins from their 12 races together — a win rate of 25%, or 1 in every 4 rides. That is a notably stronger return than her overall figures, and it suggests a genuine partnership worth respecting. Perrett's yard has sent out 5 winners this season and remains active. Lady Manzor herself raced just yesterday, suggesting she is in a busy period of her campaign, though her last 6 results have all been placed or worse without a win since April. The recent form — four consecutive fourth-place finishes — points to a horse knocking on the door. Whether Lingfield is next on the agenda may determine when that door finally opens again.