Relevant Range

The most interesting number in Relevant Range's record is that 29% win rate at Class 6 level — the kind of races where this horse clearly belongs. Two wins from just 7 races at that grade means winning nearly 1 in every 3, which is a genuinely impressive ratio. The trick, it seems, is getting Relevant Range into the right race. When the team at Ivan Furtado's yard in South Yorkshire manages that, results follow.

Furtado's operation has been in decent form this season, sending out 34 winners, so there is clearly a competent yard behind this horse. W J Lee has partnered Relevant Range 16 times — more than any other jockey — but has only won once together, a 6% win rate that suggests the combination has never quite clicked into gear. That said, they keep coming back to each other, which implies a degree of trust even without the results to fully justify it.

Normal conditions have been the making of this horse. Three wins from 16 races on standard ground works out to 19%, or roughly 1 in every 5 — nearly double the career average. When the track rides fast or firm, the record dries up accordingly. Ground conditions may sound like a technical footnote, but for Relevant Range they are almost the whole story.

The most recent win came at Newcastle on 24 January 2026, four months ago, and the last six runs have produced nothing better than a third place. Yesterday's race — Relevant Range ran just one day ago — extended that winless run to at least six. At seven years old, with 46 races on the clock, the profile is familiar: a consistent, durable competitor who finds winning genuinely hard work, but who still shows up, still competes, and still has a level at which the record is surprisingly solid.