Jeteye

Jeteye is trained by Sam England at Guiseley in West Yorkshire, a yard that has been in fine form this season with 49 winners sent out. Jonathan England, who rides Jeteye in the vast majority of his races — 15 of the 18 in total — has partnered him to both career wins, even if the numbers across their whole partnership (1 win in 15 at roughly 1 in every 15 races, a 7% return) undersell how well they tend to click at that one special venue. Sam England has been candid about the horse's path back to fitness after a suspensory injury required a spell away from training, but noted there was never any doubt he would make it back and that he should be capable of winning at his level. The decision to keep him over hurdles rather than switch to fences also makes sense — he is simply more fluent and efficient jumping the smaller obstacles.

What makes Jetewe worth following right now is his current form. His last six runs read 1-6-3-5-3-2, which tells the story of a horse who is consistently in and around the action. He raced just yesterday, meaning he is very much in the thick of a campaign. And that most recent win — at Hexham, on 19 May 2026 — is his second there, his second in under two years, and further proof that this particular track brings out the best in him. Some horses find a course that suits their stride, their jumping, their temperament. For Jeteye, Hexham is clearly that place.