Lawmans Blis

The most striking number in Lawmans Blis's record is what happens on normal ground. In those conditions, the horse has won 3 times from 12 races — that is a 25% win rate, or one in every four. For context, the overall career win rate is 11%, roughly one win in every nine races. The difference is significant. When the ground is right, this horse is a different proposition, and any punter or fan keeping an eye on the weather forecast before a race meeting would do well to remember that.

Most of Lawmans Blis's career has been spent at Class 6 level — the entry-level tier of British racing — winning 3 from 33 races there at a 9% rate, or about one in eleven. That is a tough environment, full of horses competing for modest prizes, and grinding out wins at that level requires consistency and durability. The first win came at Thirsk in April 2022, and the most recent at Catterick Bridge in May 2026 — four years apart, which is a neat illustration of just how long this horse has been at it.

Joey Ramsden trains the horse from a yard in Newark, Nottinghamshire, and the team has had five winners on the board already this season, suggesting things are ticking over nicely. George Wood is the most regular partner in the saddle, though their record together reads one win from seven races — a 14% win rate, or roughly one in seven, which is actually slightly better than the horse's career average. Recent form shows a mixed picture — a win in the most recent sequence, but also some finishes towards the back of the field — so Lawmans Blis is clearly capable of the best days and the off days alike. With races yesterday still on the agenda, this is a horse who is very much still in business.