Elettaria

That world is Class 6, the bread-and-butter level of British racing where most horses spend their careers without fanfare. Elettaria has run at that level 39 times and won 4 of them, a win rate of around 10%, or roughly 1 in 10. Her first win came at Carlisle in August 2023, and her most recent at Newcastle in July 2025 — nearly nine months ago now. She raced just yesterday, which tells you she is very much still active and still being pointed at opportunities.

Paul Mulrennan has been her most regular partner, riding her 10 times and winning once together — a 10% win rate, in line with her general profile. Wainwright's yard has sent out 4 winners this season, so the operation is ticking over without setting the world alight.

The recent form does give pause. Her last six results read 5-5-6-6-6-3, with that third place the only hint of a spark in an otherwise flat stretch. She has not won in any of those six races, and at seven years old, with 46 races on the clock, it is fair to say Elettaria is not about to surprise anyone at a higher level. What she is, though, is a dependable, durable competitor who keeps turning up and keeps placing often enough to make herself useful. In a sport full of horses that burn brightly and briefly, there is something quietly admirable about a horse that simply keeps racing.