Jessica Bedi

Her most consistent ally has been jockey Aaron Anderson, who has partnered her horses 34 times and ridden both of her winners this season. That is a win rate of around 1 in every 17 rides together — modest in absolute terms, but it does suggest that when Bedi has a horse ready to run well, Anderson tends to be the man in the saddle. Their partnership looks like the stable's most reliable thread at the moment, and it would be worth watching whether she leans on him more heavily as she tries to turn things around.

The horse she has worked with most is Uncle Al, who has run 11 times under her care and won once. That single victory from 11 attempts tells you this is not an easy horse to place or prepare — but the fact she keeps running him suggests she believes there is more to come. One thing worth noting is that Bedi's horses seem to handle slightly soft, wet ground reasonably well, winning 1 from 18 races in those conditions. That is a small sample, but in a season this lean, any pattern that points toward a winner is worth paying attention to. The priority now is simple: find more of those days.