Eight rides in and still searching for that first winner — but for a jockey who only started appearing in results in February 2026, that is entirely normal. Mr Jack Loughnane is at the very beginning of his career, and the number that matters most right now is not wins, it is rides. Getting put up on eight horses in under a year means trainers are willing to give him a chance, and that is how every professional career starts.Based on TrackLab's analysis
Our model's view, based on this jockey's record and recent runs
TrackLab's jockey breakdown
The "(7)" next to his name is a weight allowance — a small advantage given to inexperienced riders to help them compete while they are still learning the craft. It is essentially racing's apprentice scheme, and the jockeys who make the most of it tend to be the ones who end up with long careers. Loughnane is right at the start of that journey.
There is nothing more to read into the numbers yet. Eight races is a small sample, and one winner from eight would already put him in line with plenty of established riders. The story here is simply that a new jockey is getting his footing, and the first winner — when it comes — will be the moment this profile gets a lot more interesting.
📈 Form trend
How this jockey's win rate has changed month by month
Monthly win rate
2026
0%
Feb
0%
Mar
0%
Apr
🎯 Where this jockey does best
Results split by ground, race level and track shape
🌧 Ground
Standard (all-weather)
Unknown
Good to soft (some give)
Unknown
🏅 Race level
Class 6 (grassroots)
Unknown
🏟 Track shape
Left-handed, long straights
Unknown
Left-handed, tight turns
Unknown
Long straights
Unknown
🏇 Trainers
The trainers they work with most, most rides first