Musique De Fee

Trained by Mickey Bowen out of Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire, Musique De Fee comes from a yard that has hit serious form this season — 52 winners is a number that puts Bowen firmly among the busier, more productive operations in the country. When a trainer is firing at that rate, their horses tend to be fit, well-placed, and entered in races they can win. That matters.

The horse's strongest track is Hereford, where it has won 2 of just 3 races — a record that suggests it takes to the place in a way that goes beyond coincidence. Its most natural level appears to be Class 5 races, where it has won 3 of 9, meaning it wins roughly 1 in every 3 at that grade. That's a genuinely strong ratio. The highlight of its career came at a higher level though — a Class 2 victory at Cartmel in May 2025, which is one of the top races in British sport and the kind of result that shows this horse can step up when asked. First past the post in a race like that puts Musique De Fee in select company.

The most regular jockey is Joshua Bryan, and the numbers there are striking: 3 wins from 10 races together works out to 30%, or winning almost 1 in every 3 rides. That's well above the horse's overall win rate and suggests the partnership genuinely clicks.

Recent form tells a more complicated story. Musique De Fee hasn't won in its last 6 races, with two non-completions mixed in among a second and a third. That Cartmel win now sits 13 months back. Racing yesterday means it remains active and in training, and with Mickey Bowen's yard running hot, a return to winning ways wouldn't come as a surprise — particularly if the yard find a Class 5 race at a track that suits.