Gwennie May Star

Across his career, Gwennie May Star has won 4 times and finished in the places a further 7 times from 19 races — a win rate of roughly 1 in every 5, which is genuinely solid for a horse competing at this level. He races most often at Class 4, the bread-and-butter level of the sport, and he has won 3 of him 10 races at that grade, meaning he wins about 3 in every 10 when pitched in there. His career got off the mark at Newcastle in January 2025, and he has steadily built on that foundation since.

His most recent win came at Warwick in January 2026, and his last six results — reading back from his most recent run — show a 7th, a 4th, a 3rd, a blank, a win, and a 4th. That sequence suggests a horse who is competitive without always converting, though the third place in his last few outings hints he is knocking on the door again. He raced just yesterday, so he is clearly a busy, active horse in the middle of a campaign.

Harry Skelton, one of the leading jump jockeys in Britain, has ridden her in 6 of her 19 races, winning once together — roughly 1 in every 6 rides. That is a working relationship worth watching, particularly if they end up back at Warwick. Her trainer, Christian Williams, is based on the Welsh coast at Ogmore-By-Sea and has sent out 25 winners already this season, so this is a yard in good form. Gwennie May Star is not a headline-grabbing superstar, but he is exactly the kind of horse racing runs on — consistent, place-threatening, and with at least one track where he turns up and gets the job done.