Rosie Frith

Her recent form tells an even sharper story. In her last 6 races she has won twice, and that sequence of results — a win, a second, a blank, then a win followed by a fourth — shows a horse that keeps bouncing back. The most recent of those wins came at Bellewstown just last week, which means she heads into whatever comes next on the back of a victory. That is a nice position to be in.

The partnership with jockey Patrick McGettigan is worth noting. In 6 races together they have won 2, which works out at 33% — winning roughly 1 in every 3 times they team up. That is a strong return and suggests the two have developed a real understanding. When McGettigan is booked to ride, it is a decent sign.

Behind the scenes, trainer Patrick Magee runs a small yard out of Shercock in County Cavan, and this season the operation has sent out 8 winners. That is a meaningful number for a yard of that size — it says Magee knows how to place his horses well and get results. Rosie Frith first announced herself with a win at Cork back in July 2025, and the fact she is still winning races and still racing actively a year on shows she has genuinely trained on rather than just flattered early. At three, she still has plenty of room to develop, and if her recent Bellewstown win is anything to go by, she is heading in the right direction.