Pride of Jenni continues world quest

As horse racing continues to elevate its global profile, the Longines World Horse Rankings helps give punters a barometer as to where each horse stands in the grand pantheon of the world. 

Pride of Jenni has been tearing it up in Australia and her performances have been noted by all punters, as well as domestic and international online betting sites. 

Worldwide recognition in horse racing is often quite difficult to achieve, with only a handful of races on the calendar pitting the very best against each other. 
 
The Longines Series in both the Middle East and France enables the fastest horses on the planet to battle it out and there are plenty of Australian flyers who have forced their way onto the top table of global flat racing. 
 
Pride of Jenni is a horse going places, with the Ciaron Maher trained mare putting in some incredible showings in Australia and her performances have been noted by both international and Aussie bookmakers. 

Pride of Australia 

In comparison to the UK and America, Australian horse racing has long been playing catch up in terms of outside investment and racing infrastructure. 
 
However, over the past decade or so, increased resources into the world of Australian horse racing have paid dividends, with some incredible horses coming through the system to compete globally. 
 
Ciaron Maher has long been one of the savviest trainers in Australia and in Pride of Jenni, he looks to have nurtured a very special talent, who should be winning races for many years to come. 
 
Big tests ahead 

With the sky currently looking like the limit for Pride of Jenni, there have been very few bets against her in recent times with all Aussie punters and online betting sites. 
 
Being ranked in the Longines World Horse Rankings though does perhaps put a target on the head of Pride of Jenni, who is very much the horse to beat in every race she enters currently. 
 
Whether an Arc de Triomphe appearance will happen in 2024 remains to be seen, but on the evidence of the world rankings, she will be a horse that the organisers will be keen to see in attendance in Paris at the back end of 2024. 
 
Emerging Australian presence 

A broad selection of horses from around the world are currently ranked in the top horses on the planet by Longines but Australia has been more than able to hold its own in recent times. 
 
Pride of Jenni is leading the charge, with her hugely impressive performances of late, but Lauren River is a horse with links to Australia, that continues to top the pile. 
 
Beyond them two, the likes of Mr Brightside, Private Eye, Imperatriz, I Wish I Win, and Militarize are all regarded in high esteem by Longines and Australian horse racing looks to be in a very strong place, through 2024 and beyond with many betting apps.

The Longines World Horse Rankings often looks to cut the wheat from the chaff and Pride of Jenni has forced her way into the mix with a string of incredible performances in Australia recently.