Jm Jhingree

The horse broke its duck at Redcar in May 2024 and has been quietly building a record since, competing mostly at Class 4 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, a step below the prestige events but far from easy. At that level, the win rate drops to just 1 from 12, which tells you the competition is tough and the margins are tight. The most recent victory came at Newcastle in December 2025, four months ago, and with a race run just yesterday the horse is clearly in an active campaign right now.

The partnership with jockey Paul Mulrennan is one of the more striking details in this profile. Together they have won 3 of their 9 races — that is 1 in 3, a win rate that serious punters would consider excellent for this level. When Whillans picks up the phone to Mulrennan, something tends to happen. Ewan Whillans trains out of Hawick in the Scottish Borders, which is about as far from Newmarket glamour as you can get while still being in the sport, and his yard has sent out 28 winners already this season — a productive operation by any measure.

Recent form reads 15-5-6-4-1-4 going back six runs, with that "1" representing the Newcastle win. The numbers either side of it suggest a horse that can drift in and out of form, but one that finds its best when conditions suit. Keep an eye on the weather forecast before dismissing Jm Jhingree in a field — on the right day, on the right ground, this horse has a habit of making its presence felt.