Gwennie May Jem

His career got going properly at Warwick in April 2025, and he followed that up with a win at Lingfield Park in January 2026 — his most recent victory, coming five months ago. The recent form reads a little patchy on the surface: a fifth, a blank, a win, and then three blanks since. But she raced just one day ago, so she is clearly still being kept busy, and a yard sending out 25 winners in a season — as Christian Williams' operation at Ogmore-By-Sea has managed — does not keep a horse in training without reason.

Williams runs a tight ship on the Welsh coast, and Gwennie May Jem has been one of the yard's regulars. Harry Skelton, one of the most respected jump jockeys in the country, has ridden her in 8 of her 18 races, winning once together — a 12% win rate, or roughly 1 win for every 8 rides. That is below her overall average, which is an interesting quirk, but partnerships between jockey and horse can take time to click, and Skelton rarely wastes his time on animals without ability.

At six years old, he is still relatively young for a jumps horse and has plenty of racing ahead of him. Three wins and 18 races means his career earnings will be modest, and he is not a horse who is going to headline a big festival. But within his own world — Class 5 races, realistic targets, consistent involvement — Gwennie May Jem is exactly the kind of horse that keeps a yard ticking. Reliable, competitive, and still active.