Rosa Inglesa

Her recent form tells an even better story. In her last 6 races she has won 3 of them, finishing first, third, first, third, sixth, and first in that sequence — a pattern that shows a horse who rarely runs a bad race and keeps coming back to win. That solitary sixth place looks like the exception rather than the rule. She opened her career account at Chelmsford in September 2025 and has not looked back since, with her most recent victory coming at Ascot just this week, on 11 July 2026. Winning at Ascot matters — it is one of the most competitive and prestigious venues in British racing, and horses who perform there tend to be operating at a genuinely high level.

The distance sweet spot is clear: over a mile and one furlong to a mile and two furlongs, she has won 2 of 3 races, a two-in-three win rate that suggests her trainer has found exactly where she thrives. Charlie Fellowes, who trains her from his yard in Newmarket — the heartland of British flat racing — has had 21 winners already this season, so Rosa Inglesa is part of a stable in good form and clearly knows how to place a horse to best effect.

Three years old, winning at Ascot, with form that reads as consistently as almost anything in her age group right now — Rosa Inglesa looks like a horse still well on the way up.