Caoilin Quinn

The top-level results back that up. Quinn has won 11 Class 1 races across a career — these are the highest-grade contests in British racing, the ones that matter most and attract the strongest horses. Three of those have come in just the last few months: a Class 1 at Huntingdon in December 2025, another at Windsor in January 2026, and a winner at Sandown Park in March 2026. Turning up and winning at that level, repeatedly, at major venues including Chepstow and Haydock Park as well, is the mark of a jockey who is trusted with serious horses on big days.

Sandown Park has become something of a personal stronghold. Quinn has won 10 races from just 27 rides there — that is better than 1 in every 3, which is a remarkable return at any track. To put that in context, most jockeys would be delighted with 1 in 5 at a course they know well. Hitting 1 in 3 at Sandown suggests a particular affinity with its demands: a testing, undulating track that rewards confidence and judgment.

Much of Quinn's recent success has been built alongside trainer Gary and Josh Moore, a partnership that has produced 42 wins from 205 rides together — a win rate of 20%, or 1 in every 5. That consistency across more than 200 rides together points to a genuine working relationship, the kind built on trust in both directions. At 126 winners and still climbing, with a top-level win rate that has tripled in feel over the past year, Quinn looks like a jockey right in the middle of a significant rise.