Little Mi Mi

The most striking number in her profile is Newcastle. Eight races there, two wins — that is 1 in every 4 at a single track, which is a meaningful edge in a sport where finding any kind of advantage is hard work. Her first career win came at Newcastle on New Year's Day 2026, so it is a course that holds real significance. Her most recent win came at Ayr on 5 May, suggesting she is not limited to one venue when she is in this kind of mood.

Jockey Mohammed Tabti has been a key part of the recent purple patch. Together, they have won 2 from 5 races — that is a 40% win rate, which is extraordinary by any measure. Two in every five rides ending in a win is the kind of ratio that makes trainers fight to keep a partnership together. Iain Jardine, who trains Little Mi Mi from his yard in Carrutherstown, has had a productive season by any measure — 57 winners sent out, which speaks to a yard operating with genuine confidence and momentum.

She clearly has preferences. On normal ground she wins 1 in every 4.5 races, which is comfortably above her overall average, and most of her racing has come at the lower end of the competitive scale. She has raced 8 times at Class 6 level, winning just once there — which is slightly surprising given that is where she competes most often. The bigger wins have come when things have clicked rather than through grinding down weaker fields. She raced just one day ago, so she is a horse in active campaign, and with the form she is in right now, she is well worth keeping an eye on.