Jackomy

The horse's two victories came in quick succession at Wincanton and Ludlow in late March 2026, but he has not won since, despite several decent runs. In his past six races, he has finished second, fourth, first, first, third, and eighth — a pattern that shows promise without consistency. Trainer Neil Mulholland, who runs a strong operation at Limpley Stoke in Wiltshire with 60 winners this season already, has kept Jackomy competitive, though the horse has yet to win at Class 4 level, the grade at which he typically competes, managing no wins from three attempts there.

The jockey Conor O'Farrell has ridden Jackomy most often, winning on him twice from seven races together — a win rate of roughly 29 per cent, considerably better than the horse's overall figures. That partnership may prove significant if the yard decides to reunite them for future races. Seven months without a win is a testing drought, but Jackomy's recent form includes two top-three finishes in his last four races, suggesting the horse has not lost his ability to run well. At six years old and with just nine races under his belt, there is scope for him to find his level and add to his tally.