Fix At All

Across 25 races in total, Fix At All has won 3 times and finished in the frame 11 more times — a win rate of around 1 in every 8 races, or 12% for those who prefer the number. That is not a flashy record, but it is the record of a horse that competes consistently at Class 4 level, which is solid mid-tier racing rather than the very top or the very bottom. At that level, Fix At All has actually won 3 of 9 races — a much more impressive 33%, which tells you the horse is doing its best work when the competition is pitched about right.

The ground matters too. Put Fix At All on slightly soft underfoot conditions and things get interesting: 2 wins from 5 races on that surface, a 40% win rate that stands well above anything the horse manages elsewhere. That combination — Ludlow, soft enough ground — is the version of Fix At All that the yard will be waiting for.

Richie McLernon has ridden the horse more than anyone else, partnering Fix At All in 9 races for 1 win together. That is roughly 1 in every 9 rides, which is on the low side, though McLernon is still the man in the saddle more often than not. The last win came at Hereford in May 2024 — nearly two years ago now — and the six races since have not produced a victory, including a 13th-place finish that stands out as the low point of recent form. The last three runs, though, show placings of third, second and third, which suggests Fix At All is finding its way back into contention without quite getting over the line. Having raced just yesterday and still clearly active, the story is not over yet.