Juggernaut

The most recent win came at Stratford-on-Avon on 31 October 2024, now 19 months ago, and the six races since have produced nothing better than a third place. That run of near-misses is backed up by the recent form figures — 3-2-2-3-4-3 — which show a horse that keeps finding its way into the frame without converting. The first win came at Ffos Las back in May 2023, so both victories have come at different tracks, suggesting the horse is not particularly tied to one venue.

Where Juggernaut does show a meaningful edge is over distances of a mile and six furlongs to two miles. In four races at that trip, the horse has won once — 1 from 4, or 25%. That might not sound dramatic, but it stands well above the overall win rate and suggests this is the range at which Juggernaut is most dangerous. At the Class 4 level where it most often competes, the record is 1 win from 7 races, or around 1 in 7 — solid enough without being dominant.

Rex Dingle is the jockey most associated with Juggernaut, riding the horse in 7 of its 18 races and winning once together, a win rate of about 1 in 7. The pair have clearly built up a working relationship, and Dingle will know this horse's tendencies well. Behind them in the stable is trainer Anthony Honeyball, based in Mosterton, Dorset — a yard that has sent out 51 winners already this season, which signals a team operating with real momentum. That kind of form from the stable is worth noting; horses trained by people in confident form tend to be well-prepared and well-placed.

Juggernaut raced just yesterday, so it is very much in the thick of its campaign. With the right distance and a bit of luck in running, another win is not out of the question — but this horse has made keeping the competition honest into something of an art form.