Relevant Range

The headline number is 8%, or roughly 1 win in every 12 races. That sounds modest, but the detail is where it gets compelling. On normal ground — not too wet, not too dry — Relevant Range transforms. Three wins from 16 races at 19% means it wins almost 1 in every 5 times conditions suit it. That is more than double its overall rate, which tells you the team at Ivan Furtado's yard in South Yorkshire know exactly what they are waiting for when they plot this horse's season.

Furtado himself has been in strong form, sending out 43 winners this season, so this is no struggling outfit looking for answers. When they aim Relevant Range at the right race on the right day, they have shown they can get results. The last win came at Newcastle in January 2026 — six months ago now — and the horse has gone six races without adding to that tally since. That kind of run is frustrating but not alarming for a horse operating at this level, and the recent form figures of 6-2-6-8-10-4 include a second place that suggests the ability is still there, even if the wins have dried up.

The most interesting number in the file is 29% — two wins from just seven races at the lower end of the racing ladder, where Relevant Range is most at home. Win nearly 1 in 3 races at a certain level and you have found your sweet spot. Regular jockey W J Lee has been on board for 16 of those 48 races together, winning just once at around 1 in 17, so the partnership has not yet fully clicked — though 16 races is a reasonable sample, and one win from that many rides suggests the horse needs more than familiarity to fire.

Raced just yesterday and still active, Relevant Range is clearly a durable, willing sort. A horse that has turned up 48 times, won four, and placed 17 more times is one that simply gets on with the job. Find it the right race, on good ground, at the right level, and it remains a genuine contender.