Mayberry Moon

Overall, Mayberry Moon wins roughly 1 in every 5 races (exactly 20% across 10 outings), with 2 wins and 3 further place finishes. That is a respectable record at the level it typically competes at — the bread-and-butter races that make up the bulk of the British racing calendar. At that level, it wins close to 1 in every 3 races (2 from 7, or 29%), which suggests it is competitive and consistent when conditions suit.

The partnership with jockey Connor Beasley is worth noting. Together they have won 2 from 5 races — that is a 40% win rate, which is genuinely impressive by any standard. When Beasley is in the saddle, Mayberry Moon clearly goes up a gear. Whether that is down to the jockey's style, their familiarity with each other, or simply that Beasley tends to ride the horse in its better races, the numbers make a compelling case that this pairing works.

Behind the horse is Thomas Faulkner's yard, based in Devauden in Monmouthshire. With 16 winners on the board this season already, Faulkner is operating in good form, and Mayberry Moon is one of the horses keeping that tally ticking over. The horse's most recent win came at Carlisle on 10 July 2025 — just over twelve months ago — and it raced just yesterday, so it is firmly in the thick of an active campaign.

Recent form tells a mixed story: the last six results read 5-4-11-9-1-3, with that win sandwiched between some less inspiring efforts. The back-to-back finishes of 11th and 9th before the win suggest a horse that can go through quieter patches, but one that is capable of raising its game when everything clicks. And when Mayberry Moon heads back to Carlisle, history says it usually does.