Northern Air

Her only career win came at Taunton back in January 2025, and she has not been back to the winner's enclosure since — a run of six races without a victory. At Class 4 level, the tier below the top races in Britain, she has won 1 from 5, which works out at roughly 1 in 5 races at that grade. That is actually a decent conversion rate for a horse of her profile, and it suggests she is competitive when conditions suit. The six blank runs since Taunton are worth noting, but they do not necessarily mean she has gone backwards — horses can be placed carefully ahead of a bigger plan, and that seems to be exactly what has been happening here.

The trainer is candid that he is still getting to know her, but the early signs from home have been encouraging. She is heading to Carlisle for a mares' race over two miles and four furlongs — her first attempt at jumping fences in a competitive setting. Jeffreys' yard has sent out four winners already this season, so it is a small but functioning operation, and a horse they feel good about at home is worth watching. Whether she can translate that promise into a result over fences is the question, but the fact that her team are making this move with evident confidence gives the race genuine interest.