Tilsworth Ony Ta

What makes Tilsworth Ony Ta genuinely interesting is the partnership between jockey Lewis Edmunds and the horse. When they run together, the results transform. Edmunds has won 4 of 14 races on the horse — a 29 percent win rate — suggesting he understands how to get the best from it. That is the kind of connection that matters in racing, and it explains why the yard keep pairing them up.

The horse showed a clear preference for fast, dry ground earlier in its career, winning 2 of 15 races on those surfaces compared to much leaner returns elsewhere. At Chelmsford, Tilsworth Ony Ta has carved out a small speciality, winning twice from 13 races there. Trained by J. R. Jenkins at Royston in Hertfordshire, the horse was last seen running just yesterday, suggesting it remains competitive and active. Its most recent form has been modest — no wins in the last six races — but its final victory at Lingfield Park in July 2024 came less than two years ago, leaving room for another winning run if conditions align and the right jockey is in the saddle.