Jojo Rabbit

Where Jojo Rabbit truly shines is at Class 5 tracks, where he has won 4 of his 26 races — a 15% win rate that shows he belongs in that grade. James Sullivan, his most frequent jockey, has ridden him 34 times and won 5 of those races together, suggesting a real partnership built on understanding. The horse clearly prefers soft or muddy ground these days, which matters when planning where to run him. His recent form tells the story of a campaigner in his twilight years: a win, a second, a fourth, and some further-back finishes mixed in. The wins matter less than the consistency. His entry this week at Wolverhampton hints at a trainer and yard still convinced there's mileage left in him, and the post-race comment from his latest outing — that he got a nice lead rather than battling from in front — suggests Carr and her team are still figuring out how best to use him. For a horse and yard at this level, that kind of tinkering, that search for one more win or two, is what keeps racing alive.