All Ways Glamorous

The most telling number in its record is what happens on fast, dry ground. In those conditions, All Ways Glamorous has won 2 of its 7 races — nearly 1 in 3 — which is a meaningfully better record than its overall average. Ground conditions matter enormously in horse racing, and some horses simply come alive when the going is quick and the surface suits their stride. This is one of them.

At Class 5 — the everyday, bread-and-butter level of racing where the fields are competitive but not elite — it has won 3 of 8 races, which works out at 38%, or well over 1 in 3. That's a strong record at that level and suggests this is exactly the right company for the horse. Push it up a grade and you'd expect those numbers to look very different.

Jockey Gina Mangan is the rider who knows this horse best, having been aboard for 9 of its 18 races. Together they've won 2 of those 9, a 22% win rate — 1 win roughly every 4.5 races together — which is above the horse's overall average and suggests a productive partnership. Trainer Christopher Mason has had a productive season too, sending out 12 winners from his yard, which shows a team in decent form.

The last win came at Chepstow on 23 June 2025 — nearly a year ago now — and recent form reads 9-3-7-2-2-2, meaning it's been placing regularly without converting. The two second-place finishes in particular suggest a horse on the cusp of winning again rather than one that has lost its way. It raced just yesterday, so it's clearly being kept busy. When the ground dries out and the conditions click into place, All Ways Glamorous looks like a horse capable of adding to its tally soon enough.