Our Lucky Lady

Across her 13-race career she has won 3 times and finished in the places on 5 other occasions, meaning she has given her supporters something to cheer in 8 of those 13 outings. That is a win rate of roughly 1 in every 4 or 5 races — respectable enough — but the really telling number is what happens when she gets a test of stamina. Over long distances of two miles or more, she has won 3 of just 5 races, a 60% win rate that is frankly exceptional. Most horses at this level win somewhere between 1 in 6 and 1 in 8 races they run over a career. Winning 3 in 5 at a particular type of race means she does not just enjoy a long trip — she thrives on it. The further she goes, the more dangerous she becomes.

Her recent sequence of results — third, first, second, ninth, first, first, reading from oldest to newest — tells a clear story. There was a blip somewhere in the middle, but she has come out the other side and strung three big efforts together. She got her first career win at Sligo back in October 2025, and she has progressed steadily since. Her most recent win came at Limerick just this week, on 10 June 2026, which means she is racing in peak form right now.

She is trained by P G Fahey at a yard based in Nurney, County Kildare. The team has sent out 2 winners this season, and Our Lucky Lady is clearly central to their current campaign. A horse who has won three times in her last six races, who excels over a long trip, and who was in the winner's enclosure just days ago is one to keep a very close eye on whenever she lines up next.