Al Jabbar

The record we hold

Our archive runs to 23 October 2026. A run after that date is missing from these figures, so read them as what we hold, not as a complete record.

By going, course and distance

The portals show a rolling recent window because that is what their feed delivers. These are every run we hold, split by the conditions of the day and cut at the archive date — with the sample beside each rate, because a rate without one is a guess with a decimal point.

A going, course or distance band appears only where we hold at least two runs of it. A single run is not a strike rate, and rounding one run to “100%” would be noise wearing the clothes of a finding. Going and distance are grouped into bands by us, and each band carries the range it covers, because a rate over “staying” is unreadable without it; the course is as the record names it, with all-weather and turf at the same course kept apart.

Recent activity

It had not run for 28 days. It had run once in the last 30 days, winning once, and 2 times in the last 90 days, winning once.

Counts, not rates — one win from two runs is not a fifty per cent strike rate, it is two runs. Everything here is cut at 10 October 2026.

Jockey and trainer

The table above is the whole-archive record, not this pairing. Those figures are the rider’s across every ride we hold and the yard’s across every runner we hold, to 23 October 2026. What follows is narrower.

Billy Loughnane has ridden this horse 2 times in our archive, for 1 win, and Charlie Appleby has saddled it 2 times, for 1 win.

The pairing itself — Billy Loughnane riding for Charlie Appleby — is 42 from 97 in our archive, a 43.3% strike rate.

Under today’s conditions, at Newmarket, Billy Loughnane is 43 from 251 — a 17.1%, and over 7f to 1m1f, 299 from 1,727 — a 17.3%; at Newmarket, Charlie Appleby is 222 from 704 — a 31.5%, and over 7f to 1m1f, 393 from 1,241 — a 31.7%. Course and distance are taken one at a time, not together.

Sire

The sire’s progeny across every run we hold to 23 October 2026. It is a statement about the stallion’s stock in general, not about this horse.

Breeding is complete for races up to 22 July 2026. For races since, we hold the sire for 96.9% of runners (32,943 of 34,011), so progeny totals under-count recent runs.

Narrowed to the distance of this race — 7f to 1m1f — that same progeny record is 185 from 1,291, a 14.3% strike rate. Going and course are not held constant here.