Double Digits

At that level, Double Digits has won 3 of 9 races, a win rate of 33%, or roughly 1 in every 3 races. That's a genuinely strong return at its preferred grade, and it tells you this is a horse competing at roughly the right level — not overmatched, not coasting. The first career win came at Carlisle in April 2025, and the most recent at Sedgefield in February 2026, which means it took the better part of a year to rack up three victories. Slow-burning, but real.

The partnership with jockey Danny McMenamin is worth noting. In 10 races together, they've won 3 times — a 30% win rate, or 3 in every 10 rides. That's a meaningful number. It suggests a genuine understanding between horse and rider, the kind that takes time to develop and makes a real difference in a tight finish. McMenamin clearly knows how to get the best out of this horse, and Ann Hamilton's yard — which has sent out 9 winners already this season — provides a stable, well-organised platform for a horse like this to keep performing.

Recent form reads 2-2-4-2-1-4 going back through the last six races, which paints a picture of a horse that is almost always in the mix. Four of those six runs produced a placing or better. The win in that sequence came four months ago at Sedgefield, and Double Digits raced just yesterday, so it is very much in active training and being kept busy. For a general racing fan, this is exactly the kind of horse worth following — consistent, well-placed by its trainer, and with a jockey who clearly suits it. Not a superstar, but dependable in the best possible sense.