Lebron Power

The career started at Windsor on 23 June 2025, and things have moved quickly since. The most recent win came at Newbury on 25 October 2025, and with a race just one day ago, this is very much a horse in full campaign mode. The recent form reads 5-11-1-12-1-10 — erratic at first glance, but look closer and you see two wins sitting in among those results, which is exactly what good horses do: they show up, they win, and they do not always bother finishing close when conditions or circumstances are not right.

One of the most interesting things about Lebron Power is what happens on wet ground. In three races on soft or muddy conditions, this horse has won twice — a win rate of 67%, or 2 from 3. That kind of affinity for heavy ground is a genuine weapon. When the weather turns and rival trainers start worrying about their horses handling the conditions, Lebron Power's team at Herridge will be rubbing their hands together.

That team is Richard Hannon's yard in Wiltshire, one of the most productive operations in British racing. With 118 winners sent out this season alone, Hannon's stable is not short of firepower — so for a horse to stand out in that environment says something. The partnership with jockey Sean Levey has been particularly fruitful: in 6 races together, Levey has steered Lebron Power to all 3 of its wins, a 50% win rate that is frankly remarkable. When those two line up together, you pay attention.

At three years old, with the right ground and Sean Levey in the saddle, Lebron Power looks like a horse with a very bright summer ahead.