Ziggy's Queen

That wider picture is mixed but not without interest. She has placed 13 times in total, meaning she has crossed the line in the top positions in well over a third of all her races. She just does not always convert. Her overall win rate of 9% is modest, and her recent form — finishes of sixth, fifth, eighth, and ninth in her last handful of races — suggests she has been going through a quieter patch. Her last win came at Wolverhampton in December 2025, now seven months ago.

What lifts the profile is that Ziggy's Queen has shown she can compete at a high level when the conditions suit. Her first career win came at Musselburgh in September 2023 in one of the top races in Britain — a Class 2. That is the kind of occasion that defines a horse's ceiling, and it tells you she is not simply plodding around at the lower end of the sport. Most of her racing has come at Class 5 level, where she has won 2 from 15, but that Musselburgh result is the flag planted on the summit.

She seems to go best on normal ground, winning 2 of her 10 races in those conditions — a 20% win rate, or 1 in every 5, which is genuinely strong. Her regular partner in the saddle is Oisin Orr, who has ridden her in 12 of her races and won once together. The Fahey yard has been in good form this season with 23 winners already, which is encouraging background noise. She raced just yesterday and remains active, so another crack at her favourite tracks — and perhaps another Wolverhampton moment — cannot be far away.