Who Wants Me

The numbers tell part of the story. She has won 3 races from 20 starts, which on the surface looks modest—a 15% win rate. But strip away the early struggles and the picture changes. Her recent run of three wins in six races suggests a horse finding her feet at exactly the right moment. Her first career win came at Carlisle in June 2026, and she has been improving steadily ever since. What makes this particularly interesting is her clear preference for fast, dry ground. On those conditions, she wins roughly half her races—2 wins from 4 attempts. When the ground is soft or muddy, she struggles, which gives her trainer Iain Jardine a simple blueprint: run her when the weather is kind.

Jardine, based at Carrutherstown, has watched her develop into a useful horse over time. She noted after an encouraging third-place finish at Thirsk that she was keen early but held up well over a mile, suggesting she has the engine for longer distances if needed. The trainer felt she could be a winner before too long, and events have proved her right. There is one puzzle: Andrew Mullen, her most frequent jockey, has ridden her ten times without a win. Every time she has got her head in front recently, it has been with someone else in the saddle—a detail that may or may not matter, but is worth watching.