Toby Wynne

Over the last twelve months, Wynne has ridden 19 winners from 199 races, which works out at roughly 1 in every 10 rides. A 10% win rate might not sound spectacular on paper, but sustaining it across nearly 200 rides in a single season means he's being kept busy and — crucially — is delivering when it counts. Volume and consistency together are what get a jockey noticed.

His most important professional relationship is with the yard run by trainers Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero, where he has ridden 14 winners from 124 races together — again, just over 1 in 10. That kind of long-running partnership doesn't happen by accident. Trainers give their best rides to jockeys they trust, and 124 races together is a serious vote of confidence. When a yard keeps coming back to the same jockey again and again, it usually means they like what they see in the mornings at home, not just on a Saturday afternoon.

The partnership worth watching most closely, though, is with a horse called Irandando Has. Two wins from just three races together is an outstanding record — that's winning 2 in every 3 times they've lined up. Some jockey-horse combinations just click, and this looks like one of them. Whether it's the way Wynne rides the race or simply that the horse responds to him, the numbers suggest there's something genuinely working between them.

At 88 career winners and still only four years in, Wynne is on a trajectory that suggests there's more to come. He's not yet a household name, but in racing, reputations are built exactly this way — one reliable performance at a time, until one day the bigger trainers start calling.