Jessie Jump Jet

Trained by Samuel Drinkwater out of his yard in Strensham, Worcestershire, Jessie Jump Jet has been competing at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter end of racing, where the fields are competitive and winning is never guaranteed. She is zero from four at that level specifically, though her three placed finishes suggest she is not being outclassed; she is simply struggling to get her nose in front when it counts. Drinkwater's yard has sent out eight winners this season, so the operation is clearly capable of producing results.

Her recent form reads 2-8-3-–-5-8, which tells an interesting story. That second place and third place show she can compete, but the eighths suggest she also has days where nothing clicks. The gap in the sequence — marked by a dash — indicates a run where she was either pulled up or did not complete, which is worth keeping in mind. She raced as recently as yesterday, so she is very much an active runner at this point in the season. Whether a change of conditions or a slight drop in the quality of the field could finally unlock that first win remains the key question for her team.