Elettaria

Almost all of Elettaria's career has been spent at Class 6 level, which is the entry level of British racing — the races where horses are competing for modest prize money and no one is pretending otherwise. She has won 4 of her 39 races at that level, a 10% win rate that is unspectacular but honest. What it says is that she belongs there, is competitive there, and occasionally delivers. Her first win came at Carlisle in August 2023, and her most recent at Newcastle in July 2025 — two northern tracks that suit a horse based with John Wainwright at Norton in North Yorkshire. Wainwright's yard has sent out 4 winners already this season, so there is form in the stable.

Paul Mulrennan has ridden Elettaria most often, partnering her 10 times for 1 win together — that is 1 in 10, or 10%, which roughly mirrors her overall career rate. It is a workmanlike partnership rather than a magical one, but familiarity counts for something at this level.

The honest part of her current picture is that she has not won in her last 6 races, with finishing positions of 6-6-5-5-8-7 in that stretch — never threatening, never disgraced. She raced just yesterday, so she is very much still active and still being asked to find that fifth win. At seven years old, with 48 races already behind her, Elettaria is a seasoned, well-travelled competitor. She knows her job. Whether she has another win in her is the question, but yards like Wainwright's do not keep running horses without reason — and she has surprised people before.