Ramon di Loria

The standout fact is Wolverhampton. In just 8 races there, Ramon di Loria has won 4 times — that is a win rate of 50%, and it is the kind of course dominance that separates a useful horse from a drifter. He last won at Wolverhampton on 23 February 2026, eight months ago, suggesting he may be overdue for a return to a track where he clearly thrives. He also has a preference for normal ground conditions, winning 6 of his 34 races on standard going — an 18% win rate that drops significantly when the ground is either very soft or very firm. Trainer Ewan Whillans, based at Hawick in the Scottish Borders, appears to have worked out these patterns: the yard has sent out 28 winners this season and continues to campaign Ramon di Loria actively.

The horse's current form is patchy. His last six runs read 8-6-2-3-3-6, which reads as a horse still trying but without the spark that carried him to his most recent win eight months back. He is working closely with jockey Ryan Sexton, who has won 4 of their 21 rides together — a 19% partnership win rate that sits well above Ramon di Loria's overall average. That suggests the pair click at the right moments. At lower-class races — Class 6 level — Ramon di Loria has won 7 of 30 attempts, a 23% win rate that hints he may be gradually drifting into an age and form where he needs the right conditions to show up. Still, he is actively racing, still raced by a trainer who seems to know how to get the best from him, and has a course in Wolverhampton where he has never forgotten how to win.