Jujubella

The most striking number in her record is at Newcastle, where she has won 3 times from 11 races. To put that in context: winning 3 from 11 at any one track is the kind of consistency that makes trainers keep coming back. Something about that course — its layout, the way it rides — suits Jujubella in a way that most tracks simply do not. Her first career win came there on 2 January 2025, and it clearly was not a fluke. She has also shown a strong preference for normal ground conditions, winning 3 of her 11 races on a standard surface, and she tends to produce her best over a mile and three or four furlongs — a middle-distance specialist, in plain terms.

Her most recent win came at Haydock Park on 3 July 2025, and she has not won in the six races since. That said, her recent form reads 3-2-3-5-9-11 — meaning her last three outings have all produced top-three finishes. She is clearly not out of form; she is just running into better horses, or losing by a nose rather than a distance. Those placings still matter, especially for a horse that typically competes at Class 6, the entry-level tier of British racing, where 2 wins from 6 races (33%) suggests she is genuinely well-placed at that level.

Jockey Oisin Orr has ridden her five times and won once — a 20% win rate, or roughly 1 in 5, which is a solid return. Russell and Scudamore's yard has been in fine form this season with 49 winners, so the team around Jujubella is clearly operating well. She raced just yesterday, which tells you everything: this is an active, busy horse at the heart of a working yard, and with Newcastle presumably on the radar at some point, do not be surprised if she finds the winner's enclosure again before long.