Four years into a training career and still waiting for that first winner — P F McEnery is at the sharp end of what makes racing genuinely hard. Nineteen runners this season, nineteen runners over the past twelve months, and no wins from any of them. That is a tough stretch by any measure, and it tells you something honest about how difficult it is to get a foothold in this sport.Based on TrackLab's analysis
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The closest thing to a recurring story in the yard is the partnership with Gaiety Girl, who has raced together with McEnery's operation three times without finding the winner's enclosure. Three chances, three near-misses or worse — it is the kind of record that keeps you hopeful enough to keep trying but offers nothing concrete to show for it yet.
What is worth saying plainly is that simply keeping horses in work, finding owners, and getting runners to the track over four years is not nothing. Most people who attempt to build a training career do not make it this far. The wins will need to come soon to give the whole project momentum, but the story of P F McEnery right now is one of perseverance in a profession that rewards patience — sometimes brutally slowly.
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How this trainer's win rate has changed month by month
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