The British team rider did recently share a photo of the grey back at work. “Currently, the work is mainly limited to walking and very light exercise,” confirms the scion of the famous Whitaker dynasty. “The goal is to gently build her back up. The plan isn't for her to jump again before next year; we definitely do not want to rush her return. Our philosophy is above all to give her all the time she needs to come back. Ideally, I’d love to see her back competing in top form in 2027. We are taking our time and ensuring she is completely healthy and in a great place mentally. In any case, she feels great!” he added.

The thirteen-year-old mare, who also claimed the Trophée de Genève (an impressive 1.60m class) in 2025, is thus on the right track toward a return to the ring. Her last major triumph dates back to March 18, 2026, when she took victory in a 1.55m class at the CSIO 5* in Ocala.