Seven Sisters

Her win came at Doncaster just this week, on 20 June 2026, and the fact she raced again only a day later tells you the team are confident she is in good shape and ready to keep running. The recent form figures — a win, then a third, then a second reading back from today — show a horse who has been consistently competitive rather than a one-hit wonder still chasing a repeat.

Behind her is the trainer Ralph Beckett, who operates out of Kimpton in Hampshire and is having a seriously productive season. His yard has already sent out 107 winners this year, which is the kind of output that puts you among the most effective operations in British racing. When a trainer is operating at that volume and still finds time to run a lightly raced 3-year-old like Seven Sisters, it usually means they think there is something worth developing. With a perfect top-three record and a first win already banked, she looks like a horse worth keeping an eye on.