Where's My Jet

The most interesting thing about this horse is what happens when the weather turns nasty. On wet or muddy ground, Where's My Jet has won 2 from 5 races — a 40% win rate that is genuinely impressive and roughly double its overall average. That is the kind of statistic that tells you something real: this is a horse that finds an extra gear when conditions get testing and others struggle to handle the going. Most horses tolerate wet ground; Where's My Jet seems to actively enjoy it.

The career started promisingly with a first win at Tramore in November 2023, and the most recent victory came at Listowel in September 2024. But that win is now 21 months ago, and the recent form makes for difficult reading — in its last six races, Where's My Jet has not won, with a best finish of sixth and two non-completions mixed in. The current sequence suggests a horse that may need everything to fall right before the wins start coming again.

Regular jockey Danny Mullins — nephew of trainer Willie — has been in the saddle for 5 of those 15 career races, winning once together, which mirrors the horse's overall 1-in-5 record. It is a working partnership rather than a star turn. With the horse last racing just a day ago and clearly still active, the question now is whether a spell of heavy rain somewhere on the Irish racing calendar might be exactly what Where's My Jet needs to put a winless run behind it.