Sixty Plus

The partnership with jockey Sam Twiston-Davies is worth noting too. Together they've won 4 of their 6 races — that's two thirds of the time they've teamed up, which is a phenomenal hit rate. It suggests these two have a real understanding, and when you see that combination declared, it's a very different proposition to Sixty Plus with someone else in the saddle.

The bigger picture is a little more complicated, though. Sixty Plus is now a 6-year-old and hasn't won in its last six races, with the most recent form showing finishes of sixth and seventh. The last victory came at Worcester back in September 2025 — ten months ago now. There are no wins yet this calendar year, and the horse typically competes in Class 4 races, which are the bread-and-butter level of the sport rather than the glamour end. At that level, a 14% win rate (1 from 7) is modest, and the recent results suggest Sixty Plus is currently below its best.

What makes this profile a fascinating snapshot is the contradiction at its heart. This is a horse trained by James Owen, whose Newmarket yard has been in blazing form — 205 winners this season alone — so the support and expertise are clearly there. Yet Sixty Plus itself has gone six races without a win, which is a frustrating run for any team to sit through. The horse raced just one day ago and is clearly being kept busy, which suggests the yard haven't given up. If a return to Worcester comes around and Twiston-Davies is back on board, that combination has a track record that any racing fan should take seriously. Sometimes a horse just needs to go back to the one place it has ever truly felt at home.