Enola Grey

Enola Grey's last victory came at Wolverhampton on 15 December 2025, nine months ago, since which it has failed to win in its last six outings. Those recent runs — finishing tenth, sixth, tenth, eleventh, eighth, and sixth — suggest a horse that is either tired, out of form, or simply being asked to compete at the wrong tracks. The run-in has been quietly frustrating, though the horse remains active and only raced a day ago. When competing at Class 4 level — where it most often races — Enola Grey has won just 2 of 27 attempts, a 7 per cent win rate that underlines how tough it finds this standard.

Ethan Jones knows this horse better than anyone. The jockey has ridden Enola Grey 16 times and won on four of those occasions, a 25 per cent win rate that is significantly higher than the horse's overall record. That partnership is worth watching, particularly if the yard decide to send Enola Grey back to Wolverhampton. Trainer Gemma Tutty, based at Osmotherley in North Yorkshire, has sent out 20 winners this season, and Enola Grey — despite its recent drought — remains a horse that can deliver when conditions align. Right now it needs a return to the one track where it genuinely excels.