Logi Bear

The horse's breakthrough came in May 2025 when he broke his maiden at Newmarket, then added a Class 2 victory at the same track shortly after. That early success hinted at genuine promise, but Logi Bear has not built on it with the consistency you might hope for. His last win came eight weeks ago at Lingfield Park in August, and his form since then has been mixed — a ninth place, a seventh, a second, another second, a first place (unplaced), and a ninth again in his last six races. This is not the pattern of a horse gathering momentum. Instead, it reads like a runner who finds the top level tough and is struggling to find another winning moment.

At Class 2, where he typically races these days, Logi Bear has won just one of his nine attempts — that same 11 percent win rate. He is not out of his depth, but he is not flourishing either. For a horse still only three years old with a trainer sending out thirty-nine winners this season, there is time yet, but Logi Bear will need to rediscover the form that made May's breakthrough possible if he is to progress rather than plateau.