Tilsworth Max

That one win came at Lingfield Park on 10 January 2026, and it remains the defining moment of a career spent largely at Class 6 level, which is the entry-level tier of British racing. At that level, Tilsworth Max has won 1 from 22 races — about 1 in every 22 outings — which is a modest return, though the five places suggest a horse that is competitive without always having enough to reach the front when it matters most.

The distance range where Tilsworth Max shows up best is seven furlongs to a mile, and the numbers back that up: 1 win from 16 races over those trips, or roughly 1 in every 16. That might not sound impressive in isolation, but it does at least narrow down the conditions under which the horse gives its best, which is useful information for anyone trying to catch it on a good day.

Jockey Jonny Peate has the best read of this horse among regular riders, winning 1 from their 10 races together — 1 in every 10, which is notably better than the overall career average and suggests he gets something out of the partnership that others do not. Trainer J R Jenkins, based in Royston, Hertfordshire, has sent out 6 winners this season, so the yard is not short of confidence. The concern for Tilsworth Max specifically is that the January win at Lingfield now sits five months in the past, and the last six runs read 7-6-5-3-–-5 — close enough to be frustrating, but not close enough to suggest another win is imminent. The horse raced just yesterday, so clearly remains in good enough order to compete. Whether Lingfield holds the key to unlocking that second career win remains to be seen.