Tom Kiely-Marshall(5)

His most consistent working relationship is with trainer Julie Camacho, who has given him 82 rides — a remarkable level of faith in a young jockey. From those, he has converted 5 into winners, roughly 1 in every 16. That's not a headline number, but it represents a real partnership, the kind where a trainer books the same jockey repeatedly because they trust what they see in the saddle, not just on the results sheet.

The partnership to watch, though, is with a horse called Tomorrow Day. Two wins from 7 races together might not sound dramatic, but in a sport where genuine on-track chemistry between horse and jockey is hard to manufacture, winning nearly 1 in every 3 races with the same horse is a genuine highlight. That's a combination worth following.

Perhaps the most useful thing to know about Kiely-Marshall right now is what he does on fast, dry ground. When conditions are firm underfoot, his numbers sharpen considerably — 4 wins from 39 races, meaning he wins roughly 1 in every 10. That's double his overall season rate, and it suggests he either rides differently on that surface, gets better horses under him when the ground is quick, or simply has a knack for it. On a dry summer's afternoon, he is worth paying attention to.

At 37 career winners in four years, the CV is modest but growing. The dip this season is the question mark, and how he responds to it will say a lot about where his career is heading.