Miss Scott, a three-year-old daughter of Night Of Thunder, became a G1 winner on Sunday, 4 October when easily winning the Prix de l’Opera. Held up in midfield, she squeezed through a gap at the top of the straight and after quickening clear, held on well to record a one-and-a-half length triumph.
MISS SCOTT proves too good in the Prix de l'Opera Longines! 👏 pic.twitter.com/JFrbCefVuF
— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) October 4, 2026
Trained in the UK by John & Thady Gosden, Miss Scott has now won four of her six career starts including a last time out triumph in the G3 Snow Fairy Stakes. She had previously also won a Darley sponsored Novice at Newbury in July.
Bred by Ballylinch Stud and Ecurie des Charmes, Miss Scott is a daughter of the unraced Camelot mare Queen Guenevere, who had already produced two Stakes-winning fillies in Grand Stars and Catalina Delcarpio.
Champion sire Night Of Thunder is having an excellent season, siring a world leading 23 Group winners including six G1 winners. They are led by the unbeaten Bow Echo, who is available to view at Dalham Hall Stud, and Europe’s top-rated horse Ombudsman.
