Where's My Jet

The most interesting thing about Where's My Jet is what the ground does to it. On wet or muddy ground, this horse has won 2 from 5 races — a 40% win rate, which is genuinely impressive and nearly double its overall average. When the rain comes and the ground softens up, Where's My Jet becomes a different proposition. Trainers and jockeys know this; the question is always whether the conditions arrive at the right moment.

Danny Mullins has been the regular partner, riding the horse in 5 of its 14 races and winning once together. That's a 1-from-5 record, or 20% — respectable, but not a partnership that has set the world alight just yet. The first career win came at Tramore in November 2023, with the most recent victory at Listowel in September 2024 — now 19 months ago. That gap is the main question mark hanging over this profile. Six races without a win is a run that will test anyone's patience, and the recent form figures of 7th, 10th, 6th, and 15th don't suggest a horse on the verge of breaking through again.

Still, horses trained by W P Mullins are rarely in the wrong place without reason. The yard has the horses, the staff, and the nous to place them carefully. Where's My Jet is currently active and racing, which means the team clearly believes there is still a race to be won with this horse somewhere. Given the soft-ground record, the next time the forecast turns wet and the conditions swing in its favour, this is one worth keeping an eye on. It has done it before, and on the right day, it could easily do it again.