Jm Jhingree

Paired with Paul Mulrennan, Jm Jhingree transforms into a different prospect. Together they have won three of nine races—a 33% win rate that is remarkably strong compared to the horse's overall record. That kind of partnership doesn't happen by accident; it suggests Mulrennan knows how to get the best from this horse. Trained by Ewan Whillans at Hawick in the Scottish Borders, a yard that has sent out 28 winners this season, Jm Jhingree clearly has support from a competent team. The partnership seems to work.

Ground conditions matter enormously to this horse. On wet or muddy ground, Jm Jhingree wins roughly 2 races in every 5 it runs—a 40% win rate that jumps off the page. That is genuinely strong form. On faster, drier ground, the horse is far less effective. Jm Jhingree also has a clear preference for Hamilton Park, where it has won twice from six races (33% win rate), with the most recent victory eight weeks ago. These are the conditions and the course where you back it with confidence. Recent form has been patchy—placing once in its last six runs—but at Class 4 level, where it typically competes, consistency matters less than capitalizing on the right opportunity: wet ground, Hamilton Park, and with Mulrennan in the saddle.