Rex Dingle has quietly become one of the sharper operators in the saddle over the last year, improving his win rate to win roughly one race in every nine — a meaningful jump from the eight percent he was managing twelve months ago. In his four years as a jockey since 2021, he has ridden 142 winners overall, but the trajectory matters more than the raw number. Twenty-five wins from 225 rides this season shows a jockey whose timing and judgment are getting better, and whose yards are starting to trust him with the right opportunities.Based on TrackLab's analysis
A snapshot of this jockey's performance over the last 12 months
225
Races
25
Wins
11.1%
Win rate
avg ~10%
34.2%
Top-3 rate
avg ~30%
🔍 Full analysis
Our model's view, based on this jockey's record and recent runs
TrackLab's jockey breakdown
The real evidence of his rising stock is his Class 1 success. Dingle has won six top-level races across tracks including Wincanton, Newbury and Kempton Park — the sort of victories that define a jockey's reputation beyond mere statistics. Back-to-back wins at Wincanton in November 2025 and Doncaster in January 2026 show he is not a one-off big-race operator but someone who can deliver when it matters. Those are not easy days to remember lightly.
His most productive partnership is with trainer Anthony Honeyball, where he has won 17 times from 88 rides — a 19 percent win rate, nearly double his overall average. That kind of rapport between jockey and trainer, built on consistent performance, is rare and valuable. It is the sort of number that tells you Honeyball knows exactly how to use Dingle, and Dingle knows what Honeyball expects. At four years into his career, with improving figures and established relationships with top trainers, Dingle looks like someone worth following.
📈 Form trend
How this jockey's win rate has changed month by month
Monthly win rate
2025–2026
7.1%
Apr
22.7%
May
0%
Jun
20%
Jul
0%
Aug
0%
Sep
20%
Oct
16.7%
Nov
12.9%
Dec
6.7%
Jan
0%
Feb
6.9%
Mar
🎯 Where this jockey does best
Results split by ground, race level and track shape
🌧 Ground
Good (a little give)
Likes
Good to soft (some give)
Likes
Soft (muddy)
Ok
Heavy (very wet)
Ok
Yielding (slightly soft)
Unknown
Good to firm (fairly firm)
Avoids
🏅 Race level
Class 1 (elite)
Likes
Class 2 (high-level)
Avoids
Class 3 (mid-level)
Likes
Class 4 (standard)
Likes
Class 5 (entry-level)
Likes
🏟 Track shape
Left-handed, tight turns
Loves
Left-handed, long straights
Likes
Left-handed, tight
Likes
Right-handed, long straights
Ok
Right-handed, hilly
Avoids
Long straights
Avoids
Right-handed, tight turns
Avoids
🏇 Trainers
The trainers they work with most, most rides first