Jet Smart

The horse's real strength lies in his partnership with jockey Bryan Carver. Together they have managed a 29 percent win rate — two wins from seven races — which is significantly better than Jet Smart's overall 12 percent win rate. That kind of difference suggests the rider has worked out something about the horse that makes them click. Trained by Dean Summersby at St. Giles-on-the-Heath in Devon, Jet Smart needs normal, standard ground to show his best; he has won 2 of 11 races on such conditions, compared to nothing on ground that is either very wet or very dry. That specificity about what suits him is useful knowledge.

Typically running in Class 4 races — the bread and butter of British racing — Jet Smart has managed just one win from nine attempts at this level. He made his breakthrough at Worcester on 18 June 2025, suggesting he was a late developer, and what stands out in his recent form is consistency rather than brilliance. Four top-3 finishes in his last six races shows he is still competitive, still showing up, even if the wins have dried up. For a horse at this stage of its career, that may be enough.