Uluru

Her last win came over fifteen months ago at Limerick on 21 June 2025, which is the kind of gap that tests a horse's and the yard' patience. Since then, she has picked up a couple of places but nothing more, finishing sixth, sixth, and seventh in recent outings. Her most recent race was just yesterday, another run without reward. Yet she keeps showing up, which counts for something. David Menuisier's Pulborough yard has had a productive season with twenty winners already, suggesting the trainer knows how to coax performances out of his string — though Uluru remains a work in progress.

The one consistent bright spot is Uluru's preference for longer distances. When stepped up to races between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, she has won once in three attempts — a 33 percent win rate at those trips. That is genuinely interesting form. Shorter races appear to dull her edge, but give her ground to cover and the chance to settle into a rhythm, and she becomes a different prospect. The trick for Menuisier will be finding races where Uluru gets the trip that suits him and meets the right level of opposition. At five years old, she is still young enough to learn and improve, and if the yard can engineer a few more winning opportunities at her preferred distance, there may be more joy ahead. For now, she remains a horse in search of another winning day, one race at a time.