Adveram

Both wins have come at the level where Adveram clearly belongs: the Class 5 tier, which is the bread-and-butter level of British racing. There he has won 2 of his 11 races — closer to 1 in every 5 — which shows that when the conditions are right and the competition is pitched correctly, he is genuinely competitive. His first win came at Ayr in October 2024, and his most recent at Hexham in December 2025, four months ago. Two different tracks, a year apart — not a fluke, but a horse who knows how to win when the moment arrives.

The partnership with jockey Callum Bewley is worth noting. In 10 races together, the pair have won twice — a win rate of 20%, or 1 in every 5. That is double Adveram's overall average, and it suggests Bewley has worked out how to get the best from him. When a jockey's numbers with a specific horse run that much better than the horse's general record, it usually means something real about the relationship between horse and rider.

His recent form reads as a win, followed by a seventh, followed by a third — and then three blanks after that. It is the pattern of a horse who finds his level, delivers, and then drifts for a spell before resetting. He raced just yesterday, so whatever comes next is right around the corner. Trainer Ian Duncan, based in Coylton in Ayrshire, has sent out nine winners this season, suggesting a yard in decent nick. With Bewley in the saddle and the right race to aim at, Adveram has shown he can still get his head in front.