Jordan Electrics

Those two Hamilton wins in the summer of 2024 were at Class 2 level, which means they rank among the better races in Britain. That matters, because Jordan Electrics spends most of its time in Class 4 company, winning 4 of 20 races at that level. Stepping up in class and still winning twice at the same track in the space of a fortnight tells you this horse had a proper peak — and was sharp enough to make the most of it.

Ground conditions play a big role in the story too. On fast, dry ground Jordan Electrics wins 6 of every 17 races it runs — a 35% win rate that dwarfs its overall average. That explains a lot about where the team at Jim Goldie's yard in Uplawmoor will be looking when they plan its schedule. Goldie, for his part, has had a productive season — 88 winners sent out this year — and knows this horse well enough to pick its spots. When jockey Paul Mulrennan climbs aboard, the results are striking: 7 wins from 16 rides together, nearly half of all their appearances resulting in a win. That kind of partnership takes time to build, and it shows.

The honest part of the story is that Jordan Electrics has not won in its last six races, finishing no better than fifth in that run, and its last victory came at Hamilton back in August 2024 — now twenty months ago. At ten years old, the question is whether the conditions can come together one more time: a dry summer day, Hamilton Park on the card, Mulrennan in the saddle. It has happened before. Seven times, to be exact.