Wendywilldo

The Neville yard has been in good form this season — 27 winners is a solid return and suggests this is a stable worth following. Winning roughly 1 in every 7 races (14%) across a career isn't spectacular, but it doesn't tell the whole story either. Look at the recent form and there's something quietly encouraging happening: two second-place finishes in her last four runs point to a horse that is competitive and running well, even if the win hasn't followed yet. The frustrating part for her team will be translating that consistency into a result.

Where things get a little trickier is at Class 4 level — three races, zero wins. That's the grade where she has been asked to step up, and so far the answer has been no. For a horse whose only win came in a lower-grade contest at Sedgefield, the question worth asking is whether dropping back in class might be the key to unlocking another victory. Sedgefield clearly suits her — that's where she won, and sometimes a horse just clicks with a particular track. If Neville finds his way back there with her, the form watchers will be paying close attention.