Justmyluck

That career highlight came at Newcastle on 10 January 2026, which remains the one and only victory to date. Newcastle is an all-weather track that races year-round, and winning there in January — when the outdoor tracks are largely shut and competition can be surprisingly stiff — is nothing to dismiss. The challenge now is doing it again, and that has proved elusive over the three months since.

The interesting wrinkle in the record is where Justmyluck tends to run. The horse has been pitched into Class 4 races — a solid middle tier of the sport — three times without winning. Class 4 is the level where horses are expected to be competitive, not learning the ropes, so going 0 from 3 at that level while carrying a single win overall suggests the yard may still be searching for the right spot to get the best out of this horse.

Linda Perratt trains Justmyluck from East Kilbride in South Lanarkshire, and the yard is clearly in good health this season — 19 winners sent out is a strong return and suggests the operation knows how to place horses where they can win. With Justmyluck having raced just one day ago and clearly active, the team will be looking to find that winning formula again soon. The form and the fitness are there — it is just a case of the pieces clicking back into place.