WolverhamptonNewmarket, Suffolk

James Fanshawe at Wolverhampton — Record, Stats & Runners

Last updated: 28 March 2026

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Total Wins (Last 5 Yrs)
8
Total Runs (Last 5 Yrs)
12.5%
Strike Rate (Last 5 Yrs)
4/1
Average Winning SP (Last 5 Yrs)
Handicaps
Race Type Focus

Newmarket-based trainer James Fanshawe may not be the most prolific handler at Wolverhampton, but when he does send a runner to the all-weather track, it's always worth taking note. Known for his patience and precision, Fanshawe's entries here are typically well-placed, often targeting handicaps or conditions races where he believes his horses have a tactical advantage or are well-handicapped. While his volume of runners at Dunstall Park is relatively low compared to some all-weather specialists, his occasional forays often yield promising performances, reflecting his shrewd approach to placing his talented string.

James Fanshawe at Wolverhampton — Analysis

James Fanshawe's strategy at Wolverhampton is often one of quality over quantity. He's not a trainer who floods the all-weather entries, but rather selects specific horses for specific races. You'll typically find his runners contesting middle-to-higher grade handicaps, or sometimes conditions events where a horse might be making its all-weather debut or looking for a confidence booster. He has shown a preference for horses that can handle a strong pace, benefiting from a well-timed run on Wolverhampton's relatively flat, galloping circuit.

When Fanshawe has a runner here, pay close attention to horses that have shown good form on turf and are perhaps switching to the all-weather for a winter campaign, or those returning from a break that he's given plenty of time. His horses are always presented in prime condition, and any significant market support should be respected, indicating a planned attack rather than a speculative run.

When James Fanshawe sends a runner to Wolverhampton, particularly in a mid-to-high grade handicap, it's always worth a second look.

Key Runners at Wolverhampton

Red Force OneWon a 1m1f handicap at Wolverhampton in March 2022, showcasing Fanshawe's ability to ready a horse for this track.
EtonianA Listed winner on turf, he ran here in 2023, demonstrating Fanshawe uses the track for higher-calibre horses, even if not always for a win.

Preferred Jockeys at Wolverhampton

Daniel MuscuttOften partners Fanshawe's runners and rode Red Force One to victory here, showing a good understanding of the track.
Tom MarquandA regular rider for the stable, he's been aboard Fanshawe's Wolverhampton entries, including Etonian.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is James Fanshawe's strike rate at Wolverhampton?

Based on recent records (last 5 years), James Fanshawe has a strike rate of 12.5% at Wolverhampton, with 1 win from 8 runs. While the volume is low, his winners are often well-supported.

Does James Fanshawe target specific race types at Wolverhampton?

Yes, Fanshawe typically targets middle-to-higher grade handicaps or occasional conditions races at Wolverhampton. He tends to select horses he believes are well-handicapped or suited to the track's demands.

Which jockeys does Fanshawe typically use at Wolverhampton?

James Fanshawe generally employs jockeys he has strong associations with, such as Daniel Muscutt and Tom Marquand, for his runners at Wolverhampton.