Jaramillo

The horse has found his natural home at Sedgefield, where he has won 2 of his 3 races—a course specialist in the truest sense. He also shows a marked preference for longer distances, with 1 win from 3 attempts over the 1m3f to 1m4f range, suggesting he gets into his stride over a proper stretch of ground. Warren Greatrex's Upper Lambourn yard, which has already sent out 50 winners this season, handles him, and his most regular partner has been jockey James Bowen, though their 2 wins from 15 rides together (a 13% win rate) suggests they have not quite found the magic formula as a team.

Recent form is a little patchy. His most recent six races show: a win, then three placings, followed by two efforts out of the frame. That win came at Newton Abbot on 10 April 2025—well over a year ago—so Jaramillo is long overdue. He raced just yesterday, so he is actively campaigned and in work, but that extended drought at the top tells you the horse is running at a level where opportunities are hard to come by. For a horse of his ability, typically competing in Class 4 races where he wins roughly 1 in 7 starts, the next victory could be just around the corner—or it could take months more. Either way, Jaramillo is a horse worth backing if the conditions suit: Sedgefield, a trip of around 1m3f, and a good draw. The wait for another win will not last forever.