Ziggy's Queen

The Fahey yard has sent out 9 winners this season, and Ziggy's Queen has contributed to that tally. Her most recent win came at Wolverhampton in December 2025, and that track tells her story better than anywhere else: 2 wins from just 4 races there, meaning she has won half the time she has shown up. That is an extraordinary ratio for a horse who otherwise wins roughly 1 in every 11 outings. Something about Wolverhampton clearly suits her — the track, the surface, the way the bends fall — and it is the kind of statistic that makes any race there worth watching closely.

Her other notable win came at Musselburgh in September 2023, a Class 2 race — one of the top races in Britain — which remains the high-water mark of her career. Winning at that level tells you this horse has genuine ability, even if she has not always shown it consistently. She also tends to perform better on normal ground, winning 2 of her 10 races in those conditions, which is a 20% win rate — roughly 1 in 5 — considerably better than her overall record suggests.

Regular jockey Oisin Orr has partnered her 12 times and won once together, a rate of about 1 in 12, which mirrors her general numbers. She has not won in her last 6 races, and recent form shows a run of mid-pack finishes — eighth, ninth, seventh — though a second and a third are tucked in there too, a reminder that she is still competitive. She raced just yesterday, so she is fit and active. Most of her racing comes at Class 5 level, where she has won 2 from 15 — about 1 in every 7 at that tier — which is respectable without being dominant. A horse who wins half her races at one track but struggles to reproduce it elsewhere is always a fascinating puzzle, and Ziggy's Queen is exactly that.