Princess Keri

The standout fact is her record in lower-grade races. At Class 5 level, where she typically competes, she has won 4 of her 9 races (44%). That is a remarkable win rate and puts her firmly in the conversation as a competitive performer in that bracket. Most of her wins have come on normal ground, where she is particularly effective — she has won 2 of her 4 races on those surfaces. Her first win came at Ffos Las on 21 March 2025, and she found the winners' circle again nine months later at Hereford on 26 January 2026. Since then, form has been patchy. Of her last six races, she has won once and finished second once, with three runs that did not produce a placing. That kind of inconsistency is frustrating, and it explains why it has been so long since her last trip to the winner's enclosure.

She is trained by Mrs C. Williams at Llancarfan in the Vale of Glamorgan, a small yard that has sent out 3 winners this season — not a high win rate, but the operation is clearly competitive. Adam Wedge has been her most regular jockey, riding her five times with one win to show for it (20%). For a horse with her ability, there is an argument that she belongs back in the winner's circle sooner rather than later. She was active just a day ago, so the yard are keeping her racing. Whether she can rediscover the form that made her dangerous at Class 5 is the question that will define the next few months.