Lady Of Clover

What stands out about her is her preference for normal ground conditions. On fast, dry surfaces she wins roughly one in every three races — two wins from six attempts — which is a telling stat for a horse at her level. When the going gets soft or muddy, however, she has struggled to replicate that success. Her first career win came at Wolverhampton in June, and that second victory at Lingfield this week shows she can strike consistently at the right venues. The concern is that she has not yet won in a Class 4 race, the mid-tier level where she typically competes, though she did pick up a third-place finish and a fourth in her last six races, which hints at the potential to break through at that grade soon. George Scott's yard is in fine form this season with 52 winners already, so Lady Of Clover has every chance of adding to that tally as she continues her development.