Beauzon

The yard behind Beauzon is Ian Williams, based in Portway, Worcestershire, and this season alone the operation has sent out 96 winners. That is the kind of output that marks a serious, well-run stable, and Beauzon has been a dependable contributor to those numbers. The horse's most regular pilot is Charles Bishop, and the two of them have struck up a genuinely productive partnership: 9 wins from 20 races together, meaning they win nearly half the time they team up. That is a remarkable ratio and suggests Bishop knows exactly how to get the best out of this horse.

Beauzon has a particular fondness for Lingfield Park, winning 3 of its 8 races there. Three wins from eight might not sound dramatic, but course specialists are genuinely valuable — some horses simply handle a track's shape or surface better than others, and Lingfield is one of those places where Beauzon has clearly felt at home. The horse also knows its level: competing most often at Class 6, the bread-and-butter end of the sport, it has won 11 of 28 races at that grade — 39%, or roughly 2 in every 5. That is dominance, not luck.

What really catches the eye right now is the recent form. Four wins from the last six races, with the two non-wins being a sixth and an eleventh — and all of this from a horse that raced just yesterday and remains active. Beauzon's career began at Wolverhampton back in October 2021, and the most recent win also came at Wolverhampton, in March 2026. There is a pleasing symmetry to that, and with the horse still racing and in the form of its life, there is every reason to think the Wolverhampton winner's enclosure has not seen the last of it.