Ruby's Angel

Her recent form shows promise too. After a poor run in August—finishing sixteenth—she has bounced back with three consecutive placings, most recently finishing second just a day ago. That kind of consistency over the past month hints at a horse finding her feet and building towards something, even if the wins have dried up lately. Hugo Palmer's yard at Malpas has been prolific this season with 67 winners, and the trainer clearly holds Ruby's Angel in regard. Palmer has noted her size as an asset and suggested she may improve further, particularly once she races next year and over different distances. He also mentioned she will likely get one more outing on the all-weather before the season closes, keeping her active and sharp. For a three-year-old still learning her trade, Ruby's Angel looks like a horse on an upward curve—not yet a consistent winner, but good enough to win at the top level and with room to grow.