Jazzy Baby

That one win came at Kempton Park back in January 2026, and it remains the defining moment of her career so far. Kempton is a sharp, tight track that suits certain horses well, and the fact that her sole victory came there is worth keeping in mind whenever she heads back. Whether that course has her number or she simply struck lucky on the day is an open question, but the track record is there.

Her recent form paints an interesting picture. Reading from most recent backwards — 5th, 10th, 4th, 3rd, 3rd, 1st — you can see a horse who was competitive and consistent for a spell, finishing third twice before the winning run in January, but who has been harder to place in the months since. That 10th place finish is the one that stands out as out of character. At the Class 4 level where she typically competes — solid, mid-tier racing, not the glamour end but not a pushover either — she has actually won 1 from 3, which works out to about 1 in every 3 races at that grade. That is a genuinely encouraging ratio and suggests she is not out of her depth there.

Trained by Keiran Burke out of Whitcombe in Dorset, she is part of a yard that has been in decent form, sending out 12 winners this season. That kind of momentum from a trainer matters — horses from active, confident stables tend to arrive at the track in good order. She raced just yesterday, so the yard are clearly keeping her busy, and there may well be more to come from her as the season progresses.