Tricky Jenny

What works in her favour is the team behind her. She's trained by James Owen at Newmarket, one of the most famous training centres in the world, and the yard has been in seriously good form this season — 204 winners is a substantial number, the kind of output that puts a trainer firmly among the busiest and most productive in the country. Horses in that kind of environment tend to improve quickly, because they're surrounded by quality and managed by people who know exactly what they're doing.

She raced just yesterday, so she's very much a horse in active campaign. Whether Owen runs her again soon or gives her a break to develop will say a lot about where they think she is in her progress. For now, she's a work in progress — but being a two-year-old with a top yard behind her, there's every reason to keep watching.