Calm The Jets

The most striking pattern in this horse's record is its preference for longer distances. Over a mile and a furlong to a mile and two furlongs, Calm The Jets wins roughly one in four races — a 25% win rate across four attempts at those trip lengths. That's significantly better than the career average and hints that Calm The Jets may still have room to improve if the yard can find the right race at the right distance. The recent form is encouraging too: a place just over a year ago, followed by an eighth-place finish, then two solid midfield runs last month and this week. The fact that the horse raced just a day ago suggests it is being kept busy and remains sound, which is always a good sign for a horse still learning its trade.

With 21 months between that Dundalk win and the current campaign, Calm The Jets appears to have needed time to develop. Trainer Farrell's yard has been competitive this season, sending out six winners already, so the horse is in a stable with the skill to spot opportunities and improve its record. For a horse that has won just once in six races, there is genuine potential here — particularly if future races can be plotted at the distance where it runs best.