Up The Agenda

The key to understanding Up The Agenda is class level. When it steps into Class 5 races — the kind of competitive but accessible races that form the backbone of the British racing calendar — this horse is a different animal entirely. It has won 4 of its 6 races at that level, which works out at 67%, or two in every three. That is a dominant record, and it tells you that Jack Morland's team have found the right lane for this horse. Morland, based at the famous training hub of Newmarket in Suffolk, has sent out 14 winners this season alone, so he clearly knows how to place a horse to best effect.

Ground conditions matter too. On normal going — a standard, well-maintained surface — Up The Agenda has won 2 of its 4 races, a 50% win rate. That is exactly the kind of surface preference that helps a trainer and owner target the right races at the right time.

The career began with a first win at Great Yarmouth in September 2025, and Up The Agenda added another at Kempton Park in January 2026. The recent form figures — 6-8-7-1-3-1 — tell an honest story: two difficult runs in the middle of that sequence, sandwiched around a win and a third, before the most recent race, which was a win. That dip and recovery pattern is common in young horses finding their feet, and what matters is the direction of travel. Right now, Up The Agenda is heading in the right one. With a race just yesterday, this is a horse very much in the thick of its season, and on the evidence of what it has shown so far, it will be worth following whenever it lines up in the right company.