Oliver Signy

His most regular jockey partnership is with Gavin Sheehan, who has been in the saddle 24 times for the yard and ridden 2 winners from those rides. That's winning roughly 1 in every 12 races together, which sits just above Signy's overall season average, so there's clearly a working relationship there that both men find worth maintaining. When a trainer keeps returning to the same jockey, it usually means there's communication and trust — the jockey gets to know the horses, and that familiarity can make a real difference on race day.

The most interesting name in Signy's recent record is Constantinian, a horse he has saddled 5 times and won with once. One from five doesn't jump off the page, but the fact that Signy keeps returning to this horse suggests he believes there are more wins to come. Small yards often have one or two horses they build their season around, and Constantinian looks like one of those for Signy — a horse the whole team knows well and is quietly confident about. Whether that confidence proves justified will be one of the more interesting threads to follow as his yard looks to turn this quieter spell around.