Henery Hawk

The numbers tell a focused story. Henery Hawk wins roughly 1 in every 8 races overall, but on normal ground that jumps to 6 wins from 32 races — closer to 1 in 5. Ground conditions clearly matter here, and when the track rides the way this horse prefers, it becomes a different proposition entirely. Most of its racing has come in Class 6 company, the bread-and-butter end of the sport, where it has won 5 of 42 races and built up the kind of experience that makes it a known quantity to anyone watching the form closely.

The most striking detail is Wolverhampton. Of Henery Hawk's 7 career wins, 3 have come at that one track — 3 wins from 13 races there, which is just under 1 in every 4. Racecourses have their own quirks of shape, surface, and running style, and some horses simply click with a particular venue in a way that is hard to explain but easy to spot in the data. Wolverhampton is clearly that place for this horse, and the most recent win there came just three weeks ago, on 27 April 2026, confirming this is no faded affection.

The partnership with jockey Tommie Jakes is worth noting too. In 17 races together they have won 4 times — roughly 1 in every 4 rides — which is a meaningful uplift on the horse's overall record. When those two are paired up, the yard at East Kilbride has reason to be optimistic. Linda Perratt's operation has sent out 19 winners already this season, so this is a trainer in good form with an in-form horse on her hands.

Recent form reads 3-1-–-3-2-3, which includes a win and three further top-three finishes. Henery Hawk raced just one day ago and remains active, a horse that earns its keep race by race and, at Wolverhampton especially, has a habit of making its presence felt.