Mojo Ego

What stands out, though, is how much this six-year-old improves when conditions suit him. On normal ground, he wins at nearly one in four races — 3 wins from 13 attempts, which is a dramatic shift from his baseline. That's the kind of pattern that matters. It suggests the difference between a horse that merely competes and one that can genuinely dominate given the right circumstances. His last win came six weeks ago at Stratford-on-Avon, and more encouragingly, he has won two of his last six races, indicating he remains competitive and capable of finishing on the right side of a close contest.

The relationship with his regular partner, jockey Charlotte Jones, has been less successful — she has ridden him twelve times without a single victory. More broadly, he typically races in Class 4 company, where he has won just once from nine attempts, suggesting this is his natural level. That said, Mojo Ego was back in action just a day ago, so the engine is still running. For a horse that has earned £74,000 across his career, he remains a useful middle-distance performer with a clear preference for good ground and a recent pattern of picking up wins when it matters.