Addarella

The overall career record reads 2 wins and 8 placed finishes from 19 races — roughly 1 in every 9 or 10 races resulting in a victory. At the level Addarella typically competes, Class 5 (the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, several steps below the top), the win rate tightens further: just 1 win from 11 races at that grade. That tells you this is a horse that finds things competitive, which makes the Wolverhampton dominance all the more interesting by contrast.

The most recent win came on 19 January 2026, around five months ago, and Addarella hasn't won since in 6 races. The last six results — a second place sandwiched between a run of mid-field finishes — suggest a horse hovering on the fringes of winning without quite getting there. That said, the second place in recent form is a reminder the ability is still present. It just needs the right circumstances to click.

Those circumstances have historically involved jockey Marco Ghiani in the saddle. Together, they've won 2 from 5 races — that's a 40% win rate, which is a remarkable figure at any level of the sport. For context, the very best jockeys in the country are considered elite if they win around 1 in 5 rides. Ghiani on Addarella at Wolverhampton is clearly a combination worth watching.

Scott Dixon's yard has been in solid form this season, sending out 33 winners, so the operation is ticking over nicely. Addarella raced just one day ago, meaning it's right in the middle of an active campaign. Whether another trip back to Wolverhampton is on the cards remains to be seen, but if the yard — the trainer and team — want another winner from this horse, history suggests that's the most obvious place to look.