Soul Love

Her career began last November at Southwell, but it is what has happened since that matters. Three weeks ago, at The Curragh, she won again, and with just one day since that race, she remains very much an active runner. Burke sees her as a sprinter and is targeting her at next month's Prix de Sigy on grass—a race his yard has won before with top-class fillies like Quiet Reflection. It is the kind of step-up that suggests real confidence: not just that she can handle grass for the first time, but that she belongs in genuine company. That five wins from eight races, that consistency in finishing near the front, hints at something promising. She is young, lightly raced, and improving. Everything about her profile suggests the best may be yet to come.