Stage Show

His two wins came at different tracks and different times: first at Exeter on 21 October 2025, then much later at Salisbury on 14 May 2026. That five-month gap between victories suggests inconsistency, but his run record shows he is genuinely putting in performances—in his last six races, he finished second twice and third once, meaning three top-3 finishes in quick succession. That kind of form keeps a horse in the frame and explains why he is still racing regularly. Trained by Alexandra Dunn's West Buckland yard in Somerset, he competes mostly at Class 5 level, where he has won just 1 of 23 races, a reflection of how competitive even the lower grades can be.

Stage Show appears most effective over the longer distances, showing a 10 percent win rate (1 from 10) when sent out at 1m6f to 2m, compared to his overall 5 percent. His most frequent partner in the saddle is jockey Adam Wedge, though that partnership has not yet yielded a win across seven races. With his last outing just a day ago, Stage Show remains an active member of the yard's string—a testament to either his soundness as a racehorse or the consistency of effort that keeps him in work despite modest returns at the winners' post.