Johnny Murtagh aboard, she was boxed in throughout the race and got out late to finish lengths behind the winner, Bago. Despite the loss, she remained on target for the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf at Lone Star Park at the end of October 2004, reunited with jockey Kieren Fallon. She produced her customary turn of foot to win by lengths. For her 2004 performances, Ouija Board was voted the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Female Turf Horse and named European Horse of the Year. 2005: four-year-old season Several problems at the start of the 2005 season meant Ouija Board's seasonal reappearance came as late as June at Royal Ascot in the Prince of Wales's Stakes. Jamie Spencer was on-board since Fallon was riding for Ballydoyle and Dettori had a ban that saw him miss the whole of the meeting. Ouija Board lost a shoe round the final bend and tailed off to finish seventh, thirty lengths behind the winner, Azamour. However, she bounced back at Newmarket three months later in her next start, in the Group 3 Princess Royal Stakes, winning under new jockey Frankie Dettori. Her end-of-season aim was once again the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf, although she was partnered by another new jockey, US Hall of Fame rider Jerry Bailey. The race was run over a furlong less than the previous year due to the race being run at Belmont Park. Ouija Board finished second, a length behind the winner. Her relatively short season meant she was still fresh, and connections decided to send her to Japan for a crack at the Japan Cup, in which she finished fifth to Alkaased, by two lengths. She was sent to Hong Kong two weeks later for the Hong Kong Vase. Under regular rider Kieren Fallon, Ouija Board won by two and a half lengths. 2006: five-year-old season It was decided that Ouija Board would stay in training for one final season, with the Dubai Sheema Classic her first target. Kieren Fallon was again on board, and she ran very flat whilst finishing fourth, although Fallon reported that 'she was not herself,' and that the firework display just minutes beforehand unsettled her badly. Ouija Board was next shipped to Sha Tin Racecourse in Hong Kong for April's Queen Elizabeth II Cup, where she was reunited with Frankie Dettori for the HK$14 million (US$1.8 million) Group One event. Although