Where's My Jet

The horse's last victory came at Listowel in late September 2024, and that's now more than two years in the rearview mirror. Since then, Where's My Jet has managed a couple of place finishes in its last six outings but no wins, which explains why the horse is still racing at this level rather than stepping up. The recent form has been patchy—a fourth followed by a sixth, then a pair of tenths—the sort of results that suggest the horse is still capable of an odd decent day but isn't in the shape to threaten the top end of any race. Danny Mullins, the rider most often seen on its back, has partnered the horse five times and won once, a 20% record that hints Mullins understands its quirks. The horse is trained by W. P. Mullins, one of Ireland's biggest yards, which has sent out 215 winners this season alone, so it's receiving proper attention from one of the country's sharpest operations. With a race just a day ago, Where's My Jet is at least still in active work, which is more than can be said for many horses of its age and record. The next time the forecast calls for heavy ground, that's worth remembering.