Level Up

The recent form tells the story of a horse that still has winning runs left in it. Last win came at Chepstow on 31 August, just four weeks ago, and in the last six races Level Up has won twice — most recently a first-place finish just a day ago. That kind of activity at seven years old, with victories still coming regularly, suggests the horse has found a comfortable level and knows how to deliver. Trainer David Evans, based at Pandy in Monmouths, has built a yard capable of sending out 37 winners this season, and Level Up fits squarely into that operation.

What makes Level Up genuinely interesting is the ground preference and the Great Yarmouth connection. On dry, fast ground, the horse wins roughly one in every three races (4 wins from 13), and on slightly soft ground it's almost as sharp at one win in three (3 wins from 9). That's not random — it means the yard understand their horse's conditions and can target the right races. At Great Yarmouth specifically, Level Up has won 2 of just 3 races there, which is the kind of course mastery that makes scheduling race entries straightforward.

Jordan Williams, the jockey most often in the saddle, has done particularly well aboard Level Up. The pair has clicked for 3 wins from 13 races together — a 23% win rate that's noticeably better than the horse's overall average. That partnership matters in racing, and Evans clearly sees Williams as the right fit.