Jimmy Mark

His best performances come at distances between 1m3f and 1m4f, where he has won 5 of his 23 races (roughly 1 in every 4.5 runs). That gives him some consistency at his preferred trip, even if it amounts to just five victories in total. He is also a course specialist at Ffos Las, where he has won twice from only four starts — a 50% win rate there that stands out dramatically against his overall record. If he ever returns to Wales, he carries genuine chance.

Jimmy Mark won most recently at Bath on 4 April 2025, which now sits 18 months in the rear-view mirror. His last six races tell the story of a horse struggling to recapture that form: two places bookending four defeats, with his most recent outing a seven-length eighth just one day ago. When paired with jockey Callum Hutchinson, he has won twice from eight races together (25%), suggesting something clicks between horse and rider. On normal ground, he manages a 22% win rate, backing up the sense that he is straightforward and uncomplicated.

At Class 6 level — the lower rungs of British racing — Jimmy Mark has won five from 25 races (20%), which is marginally better than his overall win rate and confirms he competes where he belongs. He is not the sort to appear in headlines or attract betting syndicates, but for modest owners and a patient yard, he remains a horse worth running while his legs hold up.