Jukebox Johnny

The horse's recent form gives a mixed picture. In his last six runs he's shown flashes of promise — that win at Galway, a second place, and a couple of mid-field finishes — but also a seventh that suggests consistency is still an issue. With a win rate of just 1 in every 9 races, he remains a horse who struggles to get his head in front often enough, though the placing record (three results from nine attempts) hints that there's often not much between him and a decent run.

Henry De Bromhead's Knockeen yard is firing on all cylinders this season with 110 winners already, so Jukebox Johnny finds himself in a strong training environment. Whether his breakthrough at Galway signals a turning point or remains an isolated flash remains to be seen — but after nearly two years of trying, he finally has that first win on the board, and he did it while still actively racing. At six years old, there's still time for him to become a more regular winner, if recent form is anything to go by.