stages. In May she was moved up to Listed class for the Lingfield Oaks Trial for which she was made odds-on favourite. Kieren Fallon sent the filly into the lead three furlongs out, and she ran on strongly to go clear in the final furlong and win by one and a half lengths. The Racing Post called the performance "unspectacular" but the bookmakers responded by cutting her odds for the Oaks to 3/1. Summer Following her trial win, Ramruma was sent to Epsom for the Oaks, in which she started the 3/1 second favourite behind the Godolphin filly Zahrat Dubai, winner of the Musidora Stakes. Fallon settled the filly just behind the leaders before moving her up to take the lead two furlongs out. Ramruma accelerated clear of her the field and was never in danger of defeat, staying on strongly to win by three lengths from the outsider Noushkey, with Zahrat Dubai a further five lengths back in third. The ground for the Irish Oaks at The Curragh a month later was significantly firmer, but the opposition was not particularly strong and Ramruma was made 4/9 favourite. Fallon sent Ramruma into the lead entering the straight and she soon went well clear of the field. She was eased down towards the finish but still crossed the line seven lengths in front. Fallon described her as being "stronger and better" than before while Cecil described her as "a very good filly" who was "improving all the time". Both the St Leger and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe were suggested as possible targets, with the bookmakers offering her at 4/1 and 16/1 for the races respectively. After Fallon was sacked from his job as Cecil's stable jockey, the veteran Pat Eddery took over the ride on Ramruma for the Yorkshire Oaks at York in August. The early pace was slow and Eddery sent Ramruma to the front after three furlongs. She led the field into the straight where was strongly challenged but ran on "very gamely" to win by one and a quarter lengths from the Lancashire Oaks winner Ela Athena with the Princess Royal Stakes winner Silver Rhapsody in third. Autumn Ramruma's stamina was an obvious strength, with all her wins coming over one and a half miles, and it was decided to test her against the colts in the St Leger over a mile and three-quarters at Doncaster