Mcgregors Charge

That one win finally came at Perth on 16 August 2025, and the fact it is also the most recent win tells you everything about how rare those moments have been. Perth is a track in the far north of Scotland, and breaking through there is a proper event for any yard. Kayley Woollacott trains out of Woolminstone in Somerset — essentially the other end of the country — so getting a winner on the board at a track that far from home takes effort and planning. Woollacott's yard has sent out 16 winners this season, which shows the operation is in good health even if Mcgregors Charge has been one of the harder nuts to crack.

The partnership with jockey Ben Godfrey is a curious subplot. Ten races together and no wins between them — yet the booking keeps coming, which suggests the team sees something they like in how that combination works, even without the breakthrough. Recent form adds some intrigue: a win, then two placed efforts, then a gap in the record and then two unplaced runs to close things out. The horse raced just one day ago, so it is very much in active campaign mode. Whether the Perth victory has shaken something loose or whether it remains a horse that places more often than it wins is the interesting question for anyone following its next few outings.