Miss Guiry

Her recent form shows she is still competing, with a second-place finish over her last six races being her closest thing to a breakthrough. That single placed finish, across nine outings, suggests she belongs in lower-level company where the margins between horses are tight and one more yard of pace might make the difference. She raced just yesterday, which means she is an active racehorse still being given opportunities by her trainer, David Harry Kelly, who runs his yard at Rathvin in County Tipperary. Kelly's stable has been competitive this season, with thirteen winners to their name, so Miss Guiry has knowledgeable hands looking after her.

The reality for Miss Guiry is that she has not yet justified a win at the level she is racing, but the fact that she keeps racing suggests the yard sees something worth developing. Some horses take longer to find their place, and with that one placed finish in her recent runs, there remains a chance she could yet break through — though at this stage of her career, in these circumstances, it would come as a genuine surprise.