Angel Ang

What stands out is the inconsistency in recent weeks. After that win two months ago, Angel Ang has run fifth, fourth, and tenth in its last three races before finishing fourth most recently. That sort of up-and-down pattern is not uncommon in young horses still learning their trade, but it also suggests the team has yet to find the ideal race or conditions to bring out the best. Trainer David Evans, based at Pandy in Monmouths, has had a productive season with 37 winners already, so the yard clearly knows how to get horses winning—which may mean Angel Ang simply needs time and the right opportunity rather than any fundamental flaw. The horse is active and racing regularly, which is the right approach for a two-year-old still developing.