Sixty Plus

What makes Sixty Plus genuinely interesting is how much he loves certain conditions and places. At Worcester, he is practically unbeatable: three wins from just four races there tells you this is a horse that has figured something out about that track. Put him on dry ground, and his record improves dramatically — he wins roughly 3 in every 5 races (3 from 5) when conditions are fast, compared to a career win rate of just over 1 in 4 across the board. He also has a clear distance sweet spot. Over longer ground between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, he wins more than 2 in every 5 races (3 from 7), which is well above his overall average.

The partnership with jockey Sam Twiston-Davies deserves attention too. Together they have won four times from six races — a 67% win rate that is striking. That kind of consistency between horse and rider does not happen by accident; it usually means they understand each other and the horse responds to how Twiston-Davies rides him.

Overall, Sixty Plus has won seven races from 26 starts, a respectable record. His career began with a first win at Worcester in July 2025, and he has been gradually finding his level since. He may not be a Group horse, but the data suggests he is a horse who performs well when conditions suit him — dry ground, Worcester, a bit of distance, and with Twiston-Davies in the saddle.