Fiveonefive

What makes the Cartmel record so striking is the consistency across years. Fiveonefive won there in July 2023, came back and won again in June 2024, then returned once more and won again in June 2025. Three summers, three wins from three races at the same track. Plenty of horses manage a one-off at a course that suits them; repeating it two more times in consecutive seasons puts Fiveonefive in a category of its own. The record at Class 2 level — the second tier of British racing — is just as impressive: 3 wins from 7 races, meaning it wins roughly 1 in every 2 races it enters at that standard. For context, most horses never win a race at this level at all.

Overall, Fiveonefive has won 5 of its 35 career races — about 1 in every 7 — which is a solid record for a horse competing consistently at a decent level. It particularly thrives on slightly soft, damp ground, winning 2 of 8 races (25%, or roughly 1 in 4) in those conditions, which is notably better than its overall rate. The Irish yard behind the horse, trained by Cian Collins out of Navan in County Meath, has been in strong form this season with 20 winners, and regular jockey Jordan Gainford knows this horse well — they have won together twice from 12 rides, a win rate of around 1 in 6.

The one note of caution is that Fiveonefive has not won in its last six outings, with recent finishes of 20th, 13th, and 5th suggesting it has found things tougher away from its happy hunting ground. But here is the thing — given that it has now won at Cartmel in June three years in a row, anyone planning a summer trip to the Lake District in 2026 might want to keep an eye on the entries. This horse appears to have a date with that track written into its calendar.