Sisters In The Sky

She operates mainly in Class 6 races — the bread-and-butter, entry-level tier of the sport — and that is where 7 of her 8 career wins have come, from 55 races at that level. That works out to roughly 1 win in every 8 races, which sounds modest until you appreciate that these are fiercely competitive fields full of horses doing exactly the same job. She has also shown a clear preference for very dry, fast ground, winning 2 of 9 races in those conditions — a rate of 22%, or nearly 1 in 4 — which suggests she is a different horse altogether when the sun has been out.

The most striking detail in her record is her relationship with Wolverhampton. She has raced there 23 times and won 3 of them, with her most recent success coming as recently as January 2026, just four months ago. Thirteen percent of her Wolverhampton runs have ended in victory, but the bigger story is simply the volume — 23 visits to the same track tells you that the team at Grace Harris's yard in Shirenewton, Gwent, know exactly where this horse is comfortable and keep coming back. Harris has had a strong season with 31 winners sent out, and Sisters In The Sky has been part of that picture.

Her most regular partner in the saddle is Finley Marsh, and together they have a record that stands out: 3 wins from 12 races, meaning they win 1 in every 4 times they team up. That is a strong combination by any measure. The last six races have produced no wins — her recent form reads 3-8-4-4-7-2 — but she has been placing and running into the frame, which suggests she is not far away. She raced just yesterday, so this is a horse very much in the middle of her season, doing what she does best: turning up, competing hard, and waiting for conditions to fall her way.