Enola Grey

The overall numbers tell a story of honest, workmanlike competition. An 11% win rate — roughly 1 win in every 9 races — is modest, and most of her career has been spent in Class 4 racing, where she has won just 2 from 27 attempts at that level, or about 1 in every 14 races. She is not a horse who dominates, but she is durable. Sixty-one races at six years old, with 28 places to go alongside those 7 wins, means she has been competitive in roughly half her races. That consistency has its own kind of value.

Ethan Jones is the jockey who has got the most out of her. Together they have won 4 of their 16 races — 25%, or 1 in every 4 — which is a significantly better return than her career average and suggests a genuine partnership worth watching. Her trainer, Gemma Tutty, operates out of Osmotherley in North Yorkshire and has had a productive season, sending out 20 winners from the yard. That is a healthy output and suggests Enola Grey is in capable hands.

Her last win came at Wolverhampton on 15 December 2025, and her recent form — finishing fifth, fifth, unplaced, sixth, and eighth in the five races since — shows she has not been able to recapture that level just yet. But she raced just yesterday, so she is clearly still being campaigned actively, and the form line before that winning run will have given the team reasons for optimism. When the entries go up for Wolverhampton again, Enola Grey's name is one worth circling.