Liz Doyle

Her most regular partnership with a jockey is Richard Deegan, who has taken the ride for her yard 20 times and come home in front once — a win rate of around 1 in 20, or 5%. That single winner from 20 outings reflects the broader picture: this is a small yard doing its best against competitive fields, where patience is as important as talent. The most intriguing entry on her record is the horse Insouciant Dallier, who has run nine times for Doyle without a win to show for it. Nine races together and still searching — that is a partnership that keeps trying.

Where Doyle does show a relative strength is on normal ground conditions, where her runners have won 2 from 30 races — roughly 1 in every 15. That 7% win rate is noticeably better than her overall 4% across all conditions, suggesting her horses run their best races when the track is neither too wet nor too dry. It is a small edge, but in training, small edges are often the difference between a good week and a frustrating one. For anyone watching a Doyle runner this season, checking the forecast first might be worth the effort.