Queenofthelodge

The numbers that really stand out are those she puts up on normal ground. In just 4 races on standard conditions, she has won 2 of them — that is a 50% win rate, which is extraordinary. Half the time she races on her preferred surface, she wins. For context, a trainer who won half their races would be considered a genius. That single stat tells you that when conditions suit her, Queenofthelodge is a seriously difficult horse to beat.

Her partnership with jockey Phillip Enright is one of the most productive combinations in her career. Together they have won 3 from 10 — 30% of their races, or almost 1 in every 3. That is a meaningful relationship built over time, and it shows in the results. Her most recent win came at Clonmel on 2 October 2025, and her first career win back in May 2025 at Downpatrick suggested she had finally found her stride. Both wins came in the same calendar year, which points to a horse that has genuinely developed and improved as a 6-year-old.

Her recent form reads 4-4-7-5-1 going back from her last run, which she had just one day ago. The seventh-place finish is the one blip in an otherwise consistent run of competitive efforts, and the 1 — a win — sits there in the sequence as a reminder of what she is capable of when everything clicks. The Curling yard has been in fine form this season with 14 winners already sent out, so Queenofthelodge is operating in a capable, active operation that knows how to place a horse to win.

At 6 years old and clearly in form, she looks like a horse still very much in her prime. With Enright likely to partner her again and normal ground to aim for, there could easily be more wins to come before the season is out.