Jm Jhingree

Start with the ground. On wet or muddy ground, Jm Jhingree wins 2 from 5 races — that is a 40% win rate, which is exceptional by any measure. Roughly 2 in every 5 times it has faced those conditions, it has come home in front. Compare that to its record at its most common level of competition, where it has won just 1 from 12 races, and a picture starts to form: this is a horse that needs things to go its way, but when they do, it delivers.

The partnership with jockey Paul Mulrennan is another reason to pay attention. Together they have won 3 of their 9 races — 1 in every 3 — which is a remarkable ratio and suggests the two understand each other well. Mulrennan seems to get the best out of this horse in a way others have not consistently managed.

Trainer Ewan Whillans operates out of Hawick in the Scottish Borders, a small yard by the standards of the big racing centres, but one that has punched out 28 winners already this season. That is a healthy tally for an operation of its size, and it speaks to a team that knows what it is doing with its horses. Jm Jhingree's most recent win came at Newcastle in December 2025 — six months ago now — and the last six runs have not produced a victory, with recent finishes reading 6-8-15-5-6-4. The 15th-place finish stands out as a rough day, but the fourth and fifth suggest the horse is not far off. Racing just yesterday, it remains active and in work.

The first win came at Redcar back in May 2024, and the career has been building steadily since. Four wins and six placed efforts from 29 races tells you this is a horse that competes genuinely and earns its keep. Get it on a wet track with Mulrennan aboard and it becomes something more than that.