World Of Fortunes

At eight years old, World Of Fortunes is an experienced campaigner trained by James William Kenny out of Gorey in County Wexford. The horse got its first win at Wexford back in May 2023 and has been steadily climbing ever since. The standout moment came on 1 March 2025 at Doncaster, where it won a Class 1 race — one of the top races in Britain. That is not a race any horse stumbles into accidentally. Getting to that level, and winning there, tells you this is a serious performer.

The partnership with jockey Jordan Gainford is worth noting too. In 11 races together, they have won 4, which works out at roughly 1 in every 3 — a strong record that suggests the two have a real understanding. Gainford clearly knows how to get the best out of this horse, and Kenny's yard keeps trusting him with the ride for good reason.

Recent form backs up the idea that World Of Fortunes is in fine health right now. In the last six races the results read 2-1-2-4-2-1, meaning two wins and four podium finishes out of six — only one result that could be called disappointing. The most recent win came at Kelso on 21 March 2026, just four weeks ago, and with the horse having raced as recently as yesterday, it is clearly being kept active and on song.

Ground conditions suit it on a wide range — both normal ground and slightly soft conditions have produced 2 wins from 3 races each, a 67% win rate in both cases. That kind of versatility matters because it means the team does not need to wait around for a specific forecast. In short, World Of Fortunes is a consistent, high-class horse that performs at the very top level, wins nearly half its races, and is racing in the best form of its life right now.