D Day Arvalenreeva

The win rate sits at around 1 in every 8 races (13%), which is modest, but the placing record tells a different story. This is a horse that finds a way to be involved at the finish even when it can't quite get to the front. Its best work comes over long distances — two miles or more — where it has won 2 from 7 (29%), and it clearly benefits from normal ground conditions, winning 3 of 10 races (30%) when the track rides at its standard pace. Put it on a wet, muddy course and the numbers fall away sharply.

The partnership with jockey Jack Quinlan is one of the more striking statistics in this horse's file. Together they've won 3 from 7 races — that's 43%, which is extraordinary. Nearly every other ride in their shared races has been a winner too. Whether Quinlan simply understands how this horse runs, or whether they've just been matched up on good days, the numbers are impossible to ignore. When those two line up together, pay attention.

The most recent win came at Cartmel on 24 May 2025 — a small, winding course in Cumbria that suits front-runners and horses that travel well. It's now been 10 months since that day, and the last 6 results read 4-4-3-4-3-8, a sequence of near-misses and one poor run that suggests the win has dried up for now. The horse raced just yesterday, so it's clearly being kept busy by Scholfield's yard, which has sent out 19 winners this season — a productive campaign by any measure. Most of D Day Arvalenreeva's races come at Class 5 level, the bread-and-butter tier of the sport, where it has won 3 from 17 (18%). That's roughly 1 in every 5 at that level — not dominant, but reliably competitive. A horse, in short, that earns its keep.