Concert Party

The horse's last victory came at Bath on 9 October 2025, a distance of time that stretches nearly a year now. Since then, Concert Party has raced six times without finding the winner's enclosure, though the recent form shows it is genuinely trying — a sequence of 9th, 13th, 5th, 9th, 9th, and 7th places indicates a horse that finishes middling but rarely disgraces itself. The most encouraging signal is that Sean Levey, the jockey, has won on Concert Party twice from six rides together (a 33% win rate), well above the horse's overall average. When Levey is in the saddle, something clicks.

Denis Gerard Hogan's Tipperary yard has been prolific this season with 54 winners, and Concert Party has already proven it can win for the trainer, but finding the right race has become the puzzle. The horse runs best at distances between 1 mile 1 furlong and 1 mile 2 furlongs, where it has won once from four attempts (25%). At Bath, where it last tasted success, Concert Party would have found conditions and company to its liking. With Levey engaged and the horse back at a course that suits its profile, Concert Party remains capable of breaking a 10-month drought — it just needs the right pieces to align.