Luna Beaux

That most recent win came on 17 March 2026, just twelve days ago, so she is very much a horse in the middle of her story rather than at the end of it. Her last six runs read 1-–-6-1-7-4, which looks uneven at first glance, but zoom in and you see two wins tucked inside that sequence — a level of consistency that her overall numbers perhaps undersell. She began her career on 27 January 2026 at Wolverhampton, which means those first steps as a racehorse were taken on the same track where she has since returned to win again. There is a pleasing symmetry to that.

The ground matters too. On normal conditions, Luna Beaux has won 2 of her 7 races — nearly 1 in 3 — which is a meaningfully better record than her overall average suggests. When the track suits her, she is a different proposition.

She is trained by Adrian Wintle, whose yard in Westbury-on-Severn, Gloucestershire, has been in fine form this season with 28 winners sent out. Her regular jockey is Chris Hayes, though their partnership — six races together without a win — has not yet clicked on paper. Both of her wins have come without that combination producing the result, which raises an interesting question about whether the right rider and the right venue have yet appeared in the same race at the same time. Given how well she goes at Wolverhampton, that combination seems worth watching for.