Bittalemon

The overall record reads 3 wins and 7 places from 16 races — roughly 1 win in every 5 outings, with a place almost half the time. That level of consistency at Class 4 level, one step below the upper echelon of British racing, paints a picture of a reliable, competitive horse who earns its keep without necessarily threatening the top tier. The win rate at Class 4 specifically is even stronger: 2 wins from 6 races, meaning Bittalemon wins 1 in 3 at that level. That is a horse who belongs in the grade.

The partnership with jockey Charlotte Jones is worth noting. In 8 races together they have won twice — a 25% win rate, or 1 in 4 — which is a meaningful number and suggests the pair have developed a decent understanding. The most recent win came at Cartmel on 23 August 2025, and with the horse having raced just yesterday, it is clearly still being kept busy and competitive.

Moffatt's yard has had a productive season, sending out 11 winners, and Bittalemon contributes to that picture as a horse that performs best when stepped up to longer distances — between a mile and six furlongs and two miles. At that range it has won 1 from 3, a 33% conversion rate that hints there may still be more to come as the distance suits it. The career started with a first win at Catterick Bridge in October 2024, and the trajectory since then has been steady rather than spectacular — but steady, at this level, is genuinely valuable. This is a horse that earns its place on the racecard every single time.