Love Of Neymore

The first thing that stands out is what happens when the ground gets soft and wet underfoot. In those conditions, Love Of Neymore has won 3 of just 6 races — that's a 50% win rate, which is exceptional by any standard. On wet ground, this horse essentially becomes a different animal, and any trainer worth their salt will be watching the weather forecast carefully before entering.

The other defining feature is a love of Chepstow. Two wins from just 4 visits to that track is a remarkable hit rate — winning half the time you show up somewhere is the kind of statistic that makes a racecourse feel like a second home. The most recent of those wins came on 6 December 2025, and that match between course and horse is clearly no fluke. Chepstow on a wet day is where you most want to see Love Of Neymore's name in the entries.

The partnership with jockey Charlie Price adds another layer. Together they have won 3 of their 10 races — 30%, or nearly 1 in every 3. For context, that is a considerably better return than the horse manages with anyone else in the saddle, and it suggests a genuine working relationship between horse and rider that the Robbie Llewellyn yard will want to preserve. Llewellyn, based in Wroughton in Wiltshire, has had 14 winners this season already, so this is a yard in decent form.

Recent runs show a horse that has had a mixed patch — a win followed by some quieter efforts — but Love Of Neymore raced just yesterday, which confirms an active, healthy campaign is underway. At eight, this is a horse in its prime racing years, experienced enough to know what it is doing and still clearly competitive. The formula is simple: find a wet day at Chepstow, put Charlie Price on top, and Love Of Neymore becomes one of the more interesting names on the card.