Queue Dos

Her overall record — 4 wins and 14 places from 26 races, roughly 1 win in every 6 or 7 outings — is solid rather than spectacular, but the raw numbers undersell her. What stands out is how reliable she is on normal ground conditions, where she has won 4 of just 9 races, a win rate of 44%. That is an extraordinary conversion when conditions suit. The trainer clearly knows how to place her well: J S Moore's yard has sent out 17 winners already this season, and Queue Dos is a meaningful part of that story.

Her recent form reads 5-8-3-7-4-1 going back through her last six races, with that winning run at Wolverhampton coming on 26 December 2025. She races predominantly at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of the sport — where she has won 3 from 10, or 30% of the time. That is a strong record at that level. Taylor Fisher rides her most often, partnering her in 8 of her 26 races for 1 win together, though the broader picture suggests the horse herself does the heavy lifting when conditions fall right.

What makes Queue Dos particularly interesting is where her story might be heading. Moore has spoken warmly about her potential, suggesting she could develop into a black-type horse — meaning a horse capable of competing at a genuinely high level and appearing in the prize records that define a bloodline's prestige. He sees her as a seven-furlong to mile type, and her family already has form in that regard: a half-brother sold to America after a strong early run. Right now she is winning at Wolverhampton on Boxing Day. The question Moore seems to be quietly asking is whether that is the ceiling — or just the beginning.