Jeriko De Baune

Philip Fenton's yard has been in decent form this season, sending out 7 winners, and Jeriko De Baune has been a contributor to that tally. The horse's most recent win came at Clonmel on 6 November 2025, about six months ago now, and that victory came on ground that was almost certainly soft underfoot — exactly the kind of surface this horse relishes. Before that, the first career win came at Wexford in November 2023, so there's a pattern here: a horse that tends to find form as the ground softens heading into autumn and winter.

The partnership with jockey Niall Moore is worth noting. Moore has been on board for 18 of Jeriko De Baune's 30 races and has ridden all 3 career wins — that's a 17% win rate together, or roughly 1 in every 6 rides, which is notably better than the horse's overall record suggests. When Moore is in the saddle and the ground is wet, this is a horse worth paying attention to.

Recent form shows a winless run stretching back six races, with results that include a third place and a fifth among some more disappointing efforts. That's not unusual for a horse at this level, and with career earnings of a modest nature, Jeriko De Baune is not operating at the sport's top table. But racing sometimes rewards patience, and with a run just yesterday confirming the horse is still active and in training, conditions could yet conspire again. If autumn brings rain and Moore takes the ride, don't be too quick to look past it.