Beauzon

Class 6 races, where horses of modest ability compete, are Beauzon's natural level. At that grade he wins nearly four times in every ten races (11 wins from 28), a win rate that stands well above his career average and proves he belongs in this company. He is particularly dangerous at Lingfield Park, where he has won 3 of his 8 races — a 37.5% win rate that marks him out as a specialist on that track. Wolverhampton, where he recorded his first win on 21 October 2021, has remained productive ground; his most recent victory came there on 13 March 2026, though that was five months ago.

The partnership with Charles Bishop has been the story of Beauzon's career. In 20 races together, they have won 9 times — a 45% win rate that dwarfs Beauzon's overall record. This suggests Bishop understands how to get the best from him, and trainer Ian Williams at Portway in Worcestershire clearly values the combination. The yard has been in fine form this season with 96 winners already. However, Beauzon's recent form has been patchy. In his last six races, he has finished sixth, eleventh, eleventh, sixth and first, with one unplaced run — a sequence that suggests he is still competing but no longer at his sharpest. His last win came five months ago, and he raced just yesterday, so he is still being campaigned actively. At seven years old and with 16 wins already in the bank, Beauzon remains a useful, if aging, operator at the lower levels.