Lairy Mary

That one win came at Beverley on 27 May 2026, and it remains her career highlight to date. Beverley is a tight, undulating track in East Yorkshire that catches some horses out and suits others down to the ground — the fact that Lairy Mary got off the mark there is worth noting if she returns. Six weeks have passed since that win, and with a race just yesterday, she is clearly being kept busy through what looks like an active campaign for a young horse still learning her trade.

She is trained by Tim Easterby at Great Habton in North Yorkshire, and the scale of that operation is hard to overstate. Easterby's yard has sent out 128 winners already this season — a volume that reflects a large, well-drilled string and a trainer who knows how to place horses to give them a realistic chance. For a horse like Lairy Mary, being in that environment matters. Her recent form reads 4-6-1-6-3-10 going back through her last six races, which shows a horse that has had her ups and downs but found a way to win when it clicked. The challenge now is doing it more consistently.