Henery Hawk

At Wolverhampton, where he has raced 14 times, Henery Hawk has won three races — a notably strong return that works out at roughly one win every four and a half visits. His last victory came on 27 April 2026, four months ago, which means the well has run dry recently. His last six races tell the story: second, seventh, third, fifth, third, and tenth. Close calls mixed with struggles, the kind of form that tests an owner's patience. The horse was last out just a day ago and is still active, suggesting the team believes there is more to come.

Under jockey Tommie Jakes, Henery Hawk shows a much sharper edge. Together they have won four races from 17 outings, a win rate of roughly one in four — nearly double his career average. That partnership matters. Trained by Linda Perratt at East Kilbride, the yard itself is having a solid season with 19 winners so far, which suggests sound horsemanship. The real untold story, though, is ground: Henery Hawk wins roughly one in every five and a half races when conditions are normal and dry, but that same advantage vanishes on softer or faster surfaces. He is not the horse to back on firm ground or after heavy rain. Give him the right track, the right rider, and normal going — and Henery Hawk reminds you he is still capable.