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Jazz All Knight Career Stats

EARNINGS $104,255 AVG ODDS $7 Rating 40.3
10 2-3-1 Last 10 29 4-7-3 Career 10 2-3-1 12 mths 14% Wins 48% Places -9% ROI 1200M - 1300M Win Range
5 0-1-0 1st Up 5 0-1-0 2nd Up 25 3-5-3 Turf 4 1-2-0 Synthtc 1 0-0-0 FIRM 9 1-1-2 GOOD 14 2-4-1 SOFT 1 0-0-0 HEAVY

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  • 04:30PM Moruya R8
    Benchmark 58, No Age Restrictions, No Sex Restrictions, Apprentices Can Claim, Handicap

Jazz All Knight Profile

Jazz All Knight is a 5 year old chestnut mare. Jazz All Knight is trained by B Joseph & P & M Jones, at Canberra and owned by J J R Partnership, P H Joseph, Mrs M Guthrie-Curran, Mrs D G Jones, Racing Flock, Mrs R Gillespie-Jones, A Kinloch, W H Collins, Mrs J M Collins, Miss M D Collins, G F Baker, Ms B E Crowe, D A Bell, S W Bowerman, Mrs M A Bowerman, Mrs H L Buckley, H R Buckley, P F Slater & H Fettell.

Jazz All Knight’s last race event was at 26/07/2026 and their next race is on 16/08/2026 at Moruya.

Jazz All Knight Racing Form

Career form is 4 wins, 7 seconds, 3 thirds from 29 starts with a lifetime career prize money of $104,255.

With a 14% Win Percentage and 48% Place Percentage. Jazz All Knight's last race event was at Sapphire Coast.

Exposed form for its last starts is 8-2-1-2-2.

Jazz All Knight's Results: Horse Racing History

Last Updated: 14/08/2026

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    16/08/26 at 04:30PM
    Benchmark 58, No Age Restrictions, No Sex Restrictions, Apprentices Can Claim, Handicap Form Guide

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