Concert Party

The standout fact is what happens when jockey Sean Levey gets in the saddle. The pair have a win rate of one in three together—two wins from six races—which is significantly better than Concert Party's overall record. That kind of figure does not happen by accident. Levey clearly understands this horse, and when the two have lined up, the results have followed. Concert Party's trainer, Denis Gerard Hogan, based in County Tipperary, has had a productive season with 54 winners sent out from the yard, so the infrastructure is clearly sound.

Both of Concert Party's wins have come in lower-level Class 5 races, where it has won half of its four attempts. That is respectable form at that level, suggesting it belongs in those contests rather than being out of its depth. There is also a distance sweet spot: the horse runs best over 1m1f to 1m2f, winning one of five races at those distances. Its wins came at Sandown Park in September 2025 and then at Bath the following month, but it has not won in the eleven months since. That recent form—six straight races without a win, with finishes of 15th, 9th, 13th, 5th, 9th and 9th—suggests it may be losing form or facing stiffer competition than it can handle. Given that it raced just a day ago, Concert Party remains active on the circuit. With Sean Levey back aboard and a Class 5 race at the right distance, this is a horse worth watching.