Settle Down Jill

The most eye-catching thing about her recent form is just how consistent she has been lately. Looking at her last six outings from most recent backwards: a win, a third, a second, a second, a fifth, and one unfinished run before that. That is four finishes in the top three from her last five completed races, which tells you she is in the best form of her career right now.

That latest win came at Kelso just this week — a result worth noting because Kelso is a track that rewards horses who like to travel and jump well, and she clearly rose to the occasion. Her first win came back in October 2025 at Chepstow, so it has taken her several months to get back to the winner's enclosure, but the manner of recent runs suggests she is building towards something. Both of her wins have come on normal ground — she has won 2 from 11 races in those conditions, roughly 1 in every 5 — which is a useful pointer for anyone watching her next run.

Harry Skelton has ridden her in 7 of her 17 races, winning once together, a partnership that has clicked at about 1 in every 7 attempts. The one puzzle in her profile is her record at Class 4 level — the grade she most often competes at — where she has yet to win in 6 attempts. Both of her victories have come elsewhere, which suggests she may actually be better suited stepping up in class than you might expect, or at least that the specific races she enters at that level haven't quite played to her strengths. Either way, a horse finishing first, third, and second in her last three completed starts is one to keep a close eye on.