Level Up

The horse shows real promise on fast, dry ground or slightly soft going—winning one race in every three when conditions favour it. This is where Level Up performs at its best, and it's no accident that the horse's last victory came this week at Chepstow on 31 August. More telling still is its record at Great Yarmouth, where it has won 2 of just 3 races: that's a 67% win rate at a single track, suggesting the layout or surface suits it perfectly. In the lower-class races where it typically competes, Level Up has 8 wins from 51 outings (16%), which is solid performance at that level.

Recent form shows a horse in active work and still competitive. In its last six races, Level Up has won twice and placed four times—a pattern of consistency rather than brilliance, but the kind that suggests it remains useful at its grade. Jordan Williams, who rides the horse most often, has a 23% win rate aboard Level Up (3 wins from 13 races), which is notably better than the horse's overall figures and hints that the partnership works well. With Evans's yard sending out 37 winners this season, Level Up continues to play its part in a productive operation that knows how to get the best from its older horses.