Our Results & Highlights
Here you will find some of the recent highlights (please note that these won’t include the PAYW selections which are kept off the public record for obvious reasons)
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Our Highlights
24th October – GEOMETRY (5/4)
Having finished ahead of a subsequent winner on his highly encouraging debut, this Roger Varian trained colt bolted up at Southwell, making all under Jack Mitchell.
17th October – OMBUDSMAN (7/4)
A stunning performance from this horse who showed his previous Ascot run when hampered to be all wrong, bouncing back in no uncertain terms under William Buick. A real equine talent.
17th October – TALK OF NEW YORK (4/1)
This top-class colt comprehensively turned the tables on Gstaad as expected for Charlie Appleby and William Buick.
17th October – ALMERAQ (11/8)
Almeraq confirmed himself as this season’s star sprinter with a third top-level triumph of the campaign in the Qatar Racing British Champions Sprint Stakes at Ascot.
15th October – MAGIC TRIP (10/3)
An impressive performance from this Andrew Balding trained horse who had caught the eye on his previous outing when flashing home for 3rd.
14th October – KNIGHT’S CHARGE (Evens)
Having looked unlucky when mowed down for 2nd on his previous outing, this colt managed to get jockey Shane Foley out of a trouble late on, to get up on the line with something to spare.
13th October – ATLANTIC GRACE (3/1)
Having had such a productive spell with his juveniles, this Tom Clover trained filly blitzed the field by over five lengths under David Egan.
10th October – ROCK MONTREAL (11/8)
Having caught the eye when flashing home for 2nd over 7f, this Godolphin owned colt improved as expected for the step up to a mile, taking the Group 3 Autumn Stakes with a bit in hand under William Buick.
8th October – BRILLIANT STAR (13/8)
Having run well in the Ribblesdale, this filly was bred to be suited by the longer trip and duly improved for the new test and drop in grade, taking the Listed Beckford Stakes in good style under Robert Havlin.
7th October – TWELVE BARS (Evens)
Having shaped with bundles of promise on his Newmarket debut, this colt went one better under a no-nonsense ride from Oisin Murphy.
6th October – ENGRAVED (3/1)
With his debut form having worked out well, this James Fanshawe trained colt bounced back to form in calmer waters, getting up in a thrilling finish under Daniel Muscutt.
5th October – LUCY THE WIRE (13/2)
Having had no luck in running on he handicap debut, this James Owen trained dual purpose mare got back on track under Kieran Fox, scoring with a bit to spare in the end having been well supported all day.
5th October – CARAWAY (11/2)
With Darragh Keenan back on board and this filly dropping in grade, she ended up coming from near enough last to first to get up with plenty in hand.
1st October – KAINDY (Evens)
Having caught the eye on his previous outing when 2nd at Lingfield, this Varian trained horse bolted up at Nottingham under Ray Dawson and proved himself well ahead of his mark.
30th September KIND OF BLUE (6/4)
This Fanshawe trained Group 1 winner capitalised on the drop in grade at Kempton in good style under James Doyle for owners Wathnan Racing.
23rd September – PLAID (13/8)
With this fillies York form having worked out particularly well she duly capitalised on the drop in grade as expected, bolting up under a confident ride from Daniel Muscutt.
19th September – OLD IS GOLD (5/4)
A dominant all-the-way performance from this Andrew Balding trained horse who grabbed the rail and never saw another rival under Billy Loughnane.
16th September – CERRO BLANCO (7/4)
Having taken a few days off due to the poor quality racing, members were rewarded courtesy of this Charlie Appleby trained colt who looked well suited by step up in trip as he took a marked step forward to make it 3 from 4. He looks a really nice prospect, both for this autumn and as a 4-y-o
12th September – SCOVILLE (7/1)
Trained by William Haggas and ridden by jockey Daniel Tudhope, the 4-year-old gelding caught the eye on his prior start when not getting the best of runs. He made amends for members by scoring with plenty in hand in the end and looks one to remain positive about.
12th September – BLUE BOLT (Evens)
Ridden by Colin Keane, the exceptional Juddmonte-owned four-year-old filly secured her third consecutive Group 1 victory and extended her unbeaten streak for the season to five races
10th September – MUSICAL TIMES (15/8)
An impressive performance from this Charlie Appleby trained filly in the May Hill as she left her rivals for dust and stamped her credentials as a serious Guineas contender fot next season
10th September – SPEED OF SOUND (5/2)
The message for this Richard Spencer trained filly suggested she was a group horse running off 81 and that proved to be the case as she was taken to the front and never saw another rival under Saffie Osborne
8th September – OLD IS GOLD (2/1)
Having taken several days off members were rewarded for their patience with a fine front-running ride from Oisin Murphy on board this Balding trained horse who bolted up having caught the eye on his prior start at York
3rd September – HOSEKI (6/4)
Having been given far too much ground to make up at Ascot on Shergar Cup Day, this filly bounced back under softer conditions and remains on an upward curve.
29th August – KOKBASTAU (9/2)
A top-class performance from this Roger Varian trained colt who defied a 14lb rise and overcame trouble in running to get upon the line like a stakes horse that it’s felt he is.
28th August – DRYMEE (13/8)
Having taken a break for several days due to the poor quality of racing, members were rewarded with this James Fanshawe trained horse who showed a good turn of foot to settle matters, not looking entirely straightforward but likely to continue to run well, a larger field and good pace likely to show him to best advantage
22nd August – RAAMEE (10/3)
Produced a really smart handicap performance to make light of an 8lb rise for his John Smith’s Cup win. A Listed/Group 3 could be next (already good enough to make splash at that level).
22nd August – INFRAAD (10/3)
A dominant display from this Haggas trained colt who had improved by the run throughout the season, taking the Melrose in style under a box-seat ride from Tom Marquand
21st August – PLAGE DE HAVRE (8/1)
Having caught the eye more than once during the year, this Andrew Balding trained five-year old won in a thrilling finish for his in-form stable under P J McDonald
21st August – SILVER LAKE (9/4)
This filly continued her progression from Goodwood and did tremendously well under the circumstances to come from as far back as she did having met interreference on more than one occasion.
20th August – MIA FANTASIA (7/2)
Mia Fantasia gave Hugo Palmer his second Ebor festival winner, a year after Ruby’s Angel struck at the meeting. He pulled clear in the final furlong to win under a confident Marco Ghiani ride
20th August – LIBERTANGO (3/1)
A smart performance from this George Boughey trained filly who appreciated the return to a flat track and showed a decisive turn of foot to take the Lowther Stakes under Billy Loughnane.
19th August – MALTESE CROSS (5/2)
Having taken several days off due to the low-grade racing, we were treated to a top-class performance from this William Haggas trained colt who reversed the form with Christmas Day as expected in the Group 2 Voltigeur Stakes.
12th August – CROOKED PATH (11/4)
Another horse to improve for the switch to the James Owen stable, finding plenty for pressure under a strong ride from Cieran Fallon
12th August – KOKBASTAU (11/10)
Having taken a few days off due to poor racing, members were once again rewarded for their patience with an impressive display from this Roger Varian trained colt who won like a stakes horse as expected.
8th August – ASGARD’S CAPTAIN (13/2)
Appreciated this drop back to 1m4f and showed a tough attitude to gain his second success of the year, bettering his fifth-place finish in this contest last year. He’ll be on a career-high mark next time but is a likeable sort.
4th August – WAAKABB (7/4)
Having taken a two day break with the racing being as poor as it was, members were rewarded for their patience courtesy of this Crisford trained colt who found plenty for pressure when asked on just his second start under Jason Hart.
1st August – ASUKA (15/8)
A progressive 4yo, was brave, extricating himself from a tight spot, getting his young rider out of trouble to maintain an unbeaten turf record (3-3).
31st July – SILVER LAKE (11/8)
is a filly firmly on the up and having been well backed, defied a 2 lb nudge for her Salisbury success earlier in the month with consumate ease
28th July – DR RASCAL (13/2)
An impressive display from this unbeaten colt who took the vintage stakes under a confident ride from Kaiya Fraser
28th July – RAHIEBB (14/1)
An excellent each way run from this Roger Varian trained colt back down in trip having failed to see out the extreme distance in the Ascot Gold Cup. He looks sure to have a productive second-half of the season.
25th July – KON TIKI (4/1)
Having finished a good 2nd to Blue Bolt earlier in the season, this filly made no mistake in gaining her breakthrough success in Group company for the season, winning the Valiant Stakes under a typically excellent Ryan Moore ride.
25th July – AMAZING JOURNEY (6/1)
Goes from strength to strength as he followed up from last time, not needing to improve on his wide margin win at this track last time under a mere 3lb penalty but settling this in the style of one that is sure to remain of interest of his reassessed mark
24th July – AL AZD (2/1)
A big eye-catcher when flashing home for 2nd at Royal Ascot, this Roger Varian trained horse had been a revelation since being fitted with the headgear and took another big step forward, blowing apart an Ascot race in the style of a horse destined for pattern company
24th July – SIXTY PLUS (3/1)
Having gone several days without a selection, members were rewarded for their patience. Having been a multiple winners over the hurdles last year, this horse made a successful transition to h’caps on the flat, dotting up under Rossa Ryan for trainer James Owen.
18th July – PERSICA (5/4)
Following a string of good runs in defeat, this Richard Hannon trained 5-y-o got his head back in front dropped down into Listed company, taking the Steventon Stakes with a bit spare under Sean Levey.
18th July – SYMBOL OF HONOUR (9/2)
An impressive display from this Appleby trained horse who relished the drop back in grade on fast ground at a track (Newbury) he had already won at.
17th July – SUPERIOR CHOICE (5/4)
Having taken several days off to the poor racing, members were rewarded for their patience with an impressive performance from Superior Choice. Despite a sluggish start and obvious signs of greenness this Gosden trained colt by Dubawi bounded clear under Shane Foley in the manour of a horse destined for bigger and better things.
11th July – DUBAI BLING (12/1)
Had been better than the result in the Wokingham at the Royal meeting and resumed his progression back at 5f despite once again missing the break, coming with a strong run from off the pace to get up near the line. He could presumably be back for the quite valuable C&D handicap on King George day and is also in the Stewards’ Cup (incurs 6lb penalty for this).
10th July – AMAZING JOURNEY (5/1)
Showed a good turn of pace to settle matters. Possibly a bit quirky, he’s nonetheless a rapidly progressive 3yo, who looks a sprinter to follow and clearly had excuses for his narrow defeat the time before when failing to handle Epsom.
10th July – VALEDICTORY (7/2)
Turned in his best effort to make it 2-2 over this trip and in cheekpieces. He’ll unlikely be going up much and, given this was only a fourth run in handicaps, it’s unlikely this will be the ceiling of his ability. The Ebor looks the obvious next target.
10th July – SENORITA BONITA (11/4)
This filly went one better than in the Queen Mary for the Crisford’s in taking fashion and looks booked for a place in the Lowther under the penalty next.
4th July – INDALO (7/2)
Had been shaping up notably well and enjoyed a change of luck to gain a deserved win in one of these valuable handicaps
3rd July – SALLAAL (Evens)
Stood out on form, back in listed company, and although he didn’t really need to run to his Epsom form to follow up that win, it was still encouraging that he was able to win in this different type of race
2nd July – EMPIRICAL (5/4)
A strong tip for members, this Ed Walker trained gelding came from last to first to score by a wide margin. Impressive and set for a big hike in the weights. 28th June – FAEBERON (3/1)
With the headgear applied and the switch over to the AW expected to suit, this Crisford trained horse obliged a shade cosily under Jack Mitchell.
24th June – WINE DARK SEA (Evens)
Having taken a few days off following a busy Royal Ascot, clients were rewarded for their patience with this Ed Bethell trained horse who dotted up by 13 lengths.
20th June – ILLINOIS (9/4)
A gutsy performance by this Aidan O’Brien trained. horse who rounded off a sensational week for Coolmore and Ryan Moore as he capitalized on this big drop in grade.
19th June – DIVISION (12/1)
A massive each way run from this Wathnan owned and Haggas trained horse who surely would have won with a clearer passage. Place returns for members.
18th June – EARTH SHOT (5/1)
Who had been purchased by Wathnan Racing since Goodwood, went one better in the Ribblesdale, seeing out the longer trip well, confirming herself a useful filly and one with the prospect of doing even better
17th June – ALOBAYYAH (7/2)
Having caught the eye on her seasonal reappearence at Ascot when 3rd, this Ghaiyyath filly took the Kensington Palace under Tom Marquand in a thrilling finish.
17th June – OMBUDSMAN (5/4)
A dominant display from this classy Gosden horse who produced a devastating turn of foot to put the Prince of Wales’s Stakes to bed in brilliant style under William Buick.
17th June – SENORITA BONITA (8/1)
A big run from this Crisford trained filly who ran on to finish a very good 2nd in the Queen Mary for place returns.
13th June – EXTREMELY ZAIN (2/1)
Was fast-tracked into handicaps after just the 2 unbeaten runs (making him ineligible for a race like the Britannia at Royal Ascot next week) and he maintained his unbeaten record in good style against relatively exposed elders, but he’s clearly a progressive colt with even better days ahead of him
13th June – TRICKY TEL (4/1)
With Royal Ascot on the agenda this horse needed to win at Chester to ensure qualification which he did in good style in the end.
12th June – ANTIPODES (4/1)
Less exposed than the rest, completed the hat-trick upped in trip, again displaying a fine attitude, a neck being his biggest winning margin to date
12th June – MORBEH (3/1)
Had beaten 2 next-time-out winners when scoring at Windsor last month and improved further to follow up, the drop back in trip in a truly-run affair suiting him well
11th June – STORM POINT (4/1)
Made amends for his luckless run 6 weeks earlier, getting back on the up to score and looking better the further he went
10th June – CONDOTTI (12/1)
This Hugo Palmer trained horse bounced back to form as expected under Kevin Stott with a keeping-on 3rd to land each way spoils for members
6th June – BIG WIN (9/4)
With cheekpieces reapplied back down in trip, built on promise of seasonal/stable debut effort to open his account as expected; he’ll have more to offer for the James Owen stable now that he’s up and running.
5th June – KING’S CAVALRY (15/8)
One of the least exposed, is progressing gradually and looked set to make a successful handicap debut by a much wider margin than it ended up being. His smart half-sister Royal Dress for the same connections didn’t reach her peak until four and it could prove to be similar with this colt.
5th June – SEAGULLS ELEVEN (7/2)
A gutsy performance from this Hugo Palmer trained horse who took the Diomed Stakes in a battle with Persica under a power packed Oisin Murphy ride.
1st June – ENVISION (9/4)
With the blinkers going on and SDS taking over in the saddle this filly proved tough to peg back and looked good value at that.
30th May – ALTRA REGINA (5/4)
An impressive debut performance from this filly who looks Royal Ascot bound following a devastating display under Jamie Spencer.
30th May – OPPORTUNITY (11/10)
Having caught the eye when an unfortunate 3rd at Ascot, this unexposed three-year old dotted up at Carlisle under James Doyle for Wathnan Racing.
28th May – TALK OF NEW YORK (7/4)
This Godolphin owned son of Wootton Bassett on the fast-track to Group 1 company now that he’s added professionalism to his other assets, the hood seemingly helping in that regard. An impressive five and a half length winner of the Heron Stakes.
23rd May – ALMERAQ (7/2)
A successful reappearence from this Haggas trained sprinter who outclassed the field dropping back into Listed company.
18th May – KELLBURN (7/4)
With the form of this fillies previous outing having been franked courtesy of the 3rd and 1st, she made no mistake in going one better under a good ride from Hollie Doyle.
17th May – PLAID (2/1)
An impressive performance from this three-year old filly, who drew clear under Saffie Osborne.
16th May – CARAWAY (13/2)
Having caught the eye at Wolverhampton on both previous starts, this Haggas trained horse took the step forward anticipated and got her head in front in good style up at Thirsk under Darragh Keenan.
16th May – KALPANA (5/4)
Made a successful return, forced to run up to her best under a penalty at this lower level by the race-fit runner-up. Bigger targets lie ahead this season for this Andrew Balding trained filly.
15th May – RAHIEBB (4/1)
An impressive performance from this Roger Varian trained colt who looked a stayer going places in taking the Yorkshire Cup in style under Ray Dawson
14th May – SEE THE FIRE (5/4)
This Jeff Smith owned mare made history in being the first filly to win back-to-back runnings of the Middleton.
13th May – LEGACY LINK (6/4)
Despite lacking the race-fitness of her rivals, this exciting mare showed her class to outbattle eventual runner-up Felicitas and book her place for The Oaks.
13th May – KLASSLEADER (2/1)
Having had no selections for a few days members were rewarded for their patience with an impressive display from this Haggas trained horse who got up late on despite being given plenty to do by his jockey.
8th May – GALIYAN (9/4)
A big performance from this Balding trained colt to have the measure of a 90+ rated, battle-hardened favourite. A smart prospect.
7th May – DONEGAL ROSE (9/2)
This filly took a massive step forward from her debut and showed a smart turn of foot to come from the back of the field under Oisin Murphy to take what looked a competitive maiden with a bit to spare.
7th May – ROMAN DRAGON (4/1)
This Hugo Palmer trained horse added to his superb Chester record under Oisin Murphy and went off a nice price in doing so
7th May – JAN BRUEGHEL (Evens)
An impressive performance from this Aidan O’Brien trained horse who added to his trainer’s superb record in the Ormonde Stakes.
3rd May – SQUARE NECKER (13/8)
Another excellent result for Kevin De Foy and Amo Racing as this horse proved himself ahead of his mark with a comfortable success up at Hamilton following his 2nd to Constitution Hill prior.
2nd May – ZUBARU (11/4)
An impressive display from this George Scott trained horse who was clearly a long way ahead of his mark, coming from last to first under a confident Callum Rodriguez ride.
2nd May – DOUBLE RUSH (11/10)
This Andrew Balding trained horse bolted up again at Newmarket as expected, marking himself down as a stakes performer in the making.
30th April – LEONIE (3/1)
This filly looked unlucky not to have finished closer on her previous outing when getting qualified for a mark and took the step forward anticipated, bolting up under a no-nonsense ride from Oisin Murphy.
30th April – ALICE DE CLARE (Evens)
Having caught the eye on her last outing at Beverley, this Fanshawe trained filly got off the mark in style at Yarmouth and looks one to keep on side.
27th April – ALVIN (11/4)
Having caught the eye when unlucky in running the last day, this George Scott trained horse made amends, scoring with plenty in hand with the drying ground also very much in his favour.
26th April – SECRET HISTORY (7/4)
An excellent ride from Kieran Shoemark who managed to get this quirky but talented Ed Walker trained filly to switch off before powering home late on to get up by half-a-length.
24th April – SADDADD (3/1)
Looked to have done well physically since last year and showed marked improvement, raced at no higher than listed level as a 3-y-o but set for better things this time round, not far off being competitive at Group 1 level on this showing,
23rd April – THEONEWEDREAMOF (9/4)
Another valuable prize landed, this time at Warwick, for champion trainer Dan Skelton who broke the £5m prize money barrier for the season.
18th April – WATER TO WINE (5/4)
This John Gosden trained colt looked like a top-class horse, drawing clear on debut under a considerate Ryan Moore ride.
17th April – MALTESE CROSS (9/4)
In what is traditionally a warm contest the William Haggas-trained Sea The Stars colt emerged victorious when getting the best of an entertaining conclusion to the £40,000 prize.
17th April – SYNCHRONICITY (5/4)
A dazzling debut from this half-sister to Ombudsman as she showed a smart turn of foot to put a decent looking Newbury novice to bed in good style under Kieran Shoemark.
15th April – DOUBLE RUSH (2/1)
The full-house was landed on the day for members as this Andrew Balding trained horse, who was having his first outing since leaving Charlie Hills, bolted up with a stack in hand under Oisin Murphy and was well supported to do so.
15th April – THANKFULLY (2/1)
Having reportedly done very well physically from two to three, this Karl Burke filly showed a great attitude under Sam James to get the better of the Gosden odds-on favourite.
14th April – ADAAY IN SCARLETT (2/1)
An impressive debut from this Hugo Palmer trained newcomer who looks Royal Ascot bound this June
14th April – CERRO BLANCO & TALK OF NEW YORK
A Newmarket double for the Charlie Appleby stable with both scoring with plenty to spare under William Buick on the Rowley Mile here in Newmarket as expected
9th April – BARTON SNOW (2/1)
An incredible display from this John O’Shea horse who dotted up in the Foxhunters, never coming off the bridle under Henry Crow.
9th April – JANGO BAIE (11/8)
Having finished a brave 2nd in the Gold Cup this Henderson trained chaser dotted up in the Aintree Bowl as he liked.
6th April – SECRET DES DIEUX (5/2)
This James Owen trained chaser continued his progression over the fences with a convincing success at Plumpton under Jonathan Burke, jumping superbly in the main.
4th April – COUNT ADHEMAR (3/1)
He was value for extra making just his second start at this trip, his jumping typically looking an asset; two-miles is likely to be his optimum when conditions are testing.
3rd April – WILTSHIRE (7/1)
Having been lined up for this Good Friday AW Final, this Haggas trained horse bolted up under a white-knuckle ride from Cieren Fallon.
3rd April – STATEIRA (13/8)
An impressive display from this Andrew Balding trained filly who looks sure to make her mark in pattern company this season
31st March – PLANTERS PUNCH (13/8)
With the form of his debut working out well this Henderson trained hurdler followed up with the minimum of fuss under the penalty
26th March – ENGROSS (13/8)
Having waited five days for a selection members were rewarded for their patience with a comfortable success from this Fanshawe trained horse who it was felt had been let in lightly off an opening mark of 68.
21st March – CHARISMA CAT (6/1)
This Alan King trained mare landed a much-deserved Grade 2 success under Tom Bellamy, the longer trip seeming to eek out further improvement.
19th March – FOURONEOHFEVER (9/4)
A comprehensive victory on this Ben Pauling trained horses who was felt to have been let in lightly off a hurdles mark of 109 which proved to be the case as he made all the running and never saw another horse.
11th March – IL ETAIT TEMPS (9/2)
Another superb result for members at Cheltenham as Il Etait Temps got the better of his odds-on stablemate with a professional round of jumping under Paul Townend.
10th March – LOSSIEMOUTH (15/8)
A stunning performance from this Mullins mare who skipped the Mares Hurdle in favour of the Champion Hurdle this year which proved the right call as she showed her rivals a clean pair of heels.
10th March – OLD PARK STAR (9/4)
A fairly dominant display from this Henderson trained horse who took the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle despite encountering plenty of trouble on the run-in.
7th March – COOL HOOF LUKE (11/4)
Despite taking a walk in the market, this Andrew Balding trained horse stamped his class on this Listed field despite doing everything wrong and looks just the type to go on improving in pattern-class races later in the season back on the turf.
7th March – MONDO MAN (11/4)
This Gary Moore horse confirmed himself the smart hurdler than connections had always felt he was, winning the Imperial Cup in good style despite his jockey losing his irons after the last.
1st March – HIDDEN MOUNTAIN (7/4)
With the form of his previous bumper having worked out extremely well, this Kim Bailey trained horse bolted up on his stable debut at Huntingdon for new connections.
25th February – MOMENT OF LIGHT (5/2)
An impressive performance from this James Owen trained horse who was felt to be on a lenient opening mark. A progressive type, he looks sure to go on improving at the season goes on.
21st February – CALIFET EN VOL (5/2)
With the return to a flatter track expected to suit, this Nicky Henderson trained chaser proved his mark to be all wrong, scoring with a bit to spare under Nico De Boinville.
18th February – WARNING SYMBOL (11/4)
Subject of strong support, this James Owen trained horse looked well treated off 71 and that proved to be the case under a polished ride from 5lb claimer Ashley Lewis.
18th February – MIDNIGHT JUKEBOX (3/1)
A 6-figure buy, knew his job well as he made a successful Rules debut in what promises to prove a well-contested race
18th February – BANK ON FRANK (2/1)
Having made an encouraging chase debut, Bank on Frank improved as anticipated on just his second start over the bigger obstacles, drawing clear in clear-cut fashion under Ben Jones
14th February – MONDOUI’BOY (5/4)
This Ben Pauling trained horse built on hurdling debut promise by following up in clear-cut style and is likely to do even better, particularly when faced with more of a test of stamina, the Sefton perhaps the most likely spring target
13th February – KING OF ANSWERS (2/1)
He may have been in a race loaded with old-timers but still looked much more the finished article in forming the second leg of a welcome burst of winners for his yard on the day, focused by first-time cheekpieces and a forcing ride
13th February – MILCREE (9/4)
An impressive round of jumping from this Nicky Richard’s trained chaser who made it 2 from 2 over the fences under Sean Quinlan. He’s got races like the Peter Marsh written all over him for next season
11th February – ALL MOONSHINE (7/4)
A dominant performance from this Balding trained filly who was given a no-nonsense front-running ride by Oisin Murphy.
6th February – MARIA DA SILVA (9/4)
This Andrew Balding trained filly was well supported and duly obliged, showing her opening mark to be a fair one under Jason Watson, scoring with more in hand than the margin suggested given she had to wait for racing room at a crucial stage.
31st January – JPR ONE (11/2)
A fine front-running performance from this Joe Tizzard trainer chaser who made the long journey North to Musselburgh a worthwhile one!
24th January – HEBRIDEAN NOMAD (4/1)
With the drop in class expected to suit this Andrew Balding trained horse, this five-year old managed to get his head in front for the first time in over 2 years.
20th January – DUST COVER (6/4)
Having taken a day or two off due to the appalling racing we kept our purple patch going thanks to this progressive four-year old who knuckled down well to make 2 wins from his last 3.
17th January – MORROPHORE (5/4)
Followed up her win in the trial in good style, becoming the fourth horse in a row to complete the double, putting up a smart effort and value for a little extra given the ground she made up.
17th January – THE JUKEBOX KID (5/2)
Returning to a right-handed track, got back on the up, proving himself effective at the trip and likely to stay further, the National Hunt Chase under consideration, more to come in any case
17th January – VINCENZO (13/8)
This Sam Thomas trained chaser gained a deserved first win of the season after his fine seconds in more prestigious handicaps at Cheltenham, worthy of great credit for putting together the run of form he has this season
15th January – NO QUESTION’S ASKED (4/1)
This Ben Pauling trained horse produced a remarkable finish to win with a bit to spare despite a juddering early mistake meaning he was on the backfoot for much of the race.
14th January – TOP TARGET (7/2)
Having caught the eye before falling at the final fence on his previous start this chaser gained his compensation in style as expected and looked a good deal ahead of his mark.
13th January – BIG ZOUK (9/4)
This Nicky Richard’s trainer horse made a successful chase debut as expected in the style of a horse that’s well ahead of his mark
13th January – MEETMEBYTHESEA (5/2)
This Ben Pauling trained chaser made it 2/2 over the fences in good style under Ben Jones and looks an exciting novice.
10th January – THE DOYEN CHIEF (7/4)
Having had very few selections over the past week we hit back with a lovely winner at Kempton courtesy of this Alan King trained chaser who’s jump at the final flight secured him victory.
3rd January – NUNC EST BIBENDUM (6/4)
A dominant display from this Gary Moore filly who never looked in danger in recording her second straight success for new connections.
3rd January – VANDERPOEL (9/4)
This Ben Pauling trained chaser was still felt to be ahead of his mark and proved that to be the case by bolting up under Ben Jones.
1st January – STEP AHEAD (3/1)
This Kim Bailey trained hurdler took a big step forward from his last outing and duly went one better in a thrilling finish.
31st December – NEBRAS (4/1)
Having made all, this Gosden trained horse dictated matters under Oisin Murphy to land the Quebec Stakes.
29th December – GOLDMOYNE (9/4)
Having bolted up over C&D last time, this James Owen trained horse made it 2/2 over C&D under Cieren Fallon
27th December – MAMBONUMBERFIVE (9/4)
This Ben Pauling trained horse demolished what looked a competitive Wayward Lad field in dominant style.
26th December – KONFUSION (Evens)
The in-form Sue Smith stable struck again courtesy of this progressive chaser who defied the 10lb rise in the weights like a graded horse in the making.
26th December – BARLOVENTO (11/2)
Having had a few days off with no UK racing, we continued our rich vein of form courtesy of this Olly Murphy trained horse who went one better having come on a bundle from his seasonal reappearence.
19th December – VANDERPOEL (13/2)
Having been given what connections felt was a lenient opening mark, this Ben Pauling trained chaser scooted clear under Ben Jones and looks a progressive type.
17th December – GOLDEN VIEW (Evens)
An impressive debut performance from this well-regarded Charlie Appleby trained colt.
16th December – GOLDMOYNE (7/2)
This James Owen trained horse had plenty go wrong him in the run at Lingfield and quickly bounced back with a dominant front-running success under Cieren Fallon returned to a straight track.
13th December – LANESBOROUGH (5/2)
The vibes from the Pauling stable were that this horse was ahead of his mark and that proved to be the case as this horse scored by an ever growing eight length margin under Ben Jones.
13th December – JORDAN’S CROSS (11/4)
Having come down last time when going well in what looked stronger race this Honeyball trained chaser gained his compensation in a tight finish up at Doncaster
11th December – CAPTAIN ROBERT (5/2)
This James Fanshawe trained horse was unfortunate to bump into a well treated horse the last day and made no mistake in getting off the mark and shedding his maiden tag.
6th December – O’CONNELL (3/1)
A gutsy performance from this Sue Smith trained chaser who took the London National Chase in style under Gavin Sheehan
6th December – TAURUS BAY (15/8)
An impressive display from this Harry Redknapp owned/Ben Pauling trainer novice hurdler who looks set for Graded company.
6th December – STARMOUNT (7/4)
A well regarded novice hurdler, this Ben Pauling trained horse made all in dominant fashion.
5th December – KEEP RUNNING (2/1)
This Warren Greatrex trained horse put in a superb round of jumping to score by 18 lengths eased down. Looks a chaser with a very bright future.
1st December – HOLLOWAY BOY (3/1)
Having finished a very good 2nd in the Balmoral, this Karl Burke trained horse went one better on the AW under William Buick to take the Listed Hyde Stakes before a stint abroad.
28th November – IMPOSE TOI (6/4)
A gutsy performance from this Henderson trained horse who battled all the way to the line to fend off Strong Leader in determined fashion.
28th November – MAMONUMBERFIVE (5/2)
An impressive display from this improving novice chaser who has all the hallmarks to make up into a graded performer as the season progresses.
25th November – NAZARE (11/10)
This James Owen trained hurdler was given a peach of a ride from Sean Bowen to follow up and continue on what has proven an upward curve so far this season.
22nd November – THE JUKEBOX MAN (Evens)
An impressive return to action in the Graduation Chase for this Ben Pauling trained horse who looks King George bound.
20th November – SKY SAFARI (2/1)
A gutsy display from this Fanshawe trained filly who brought her AW record to 5/5, taking the Listed Fleur De Lys with a bit to spare under Daniel Muscutt.
15th November – MEETMEBYTHESEA (11/8)
Another excellent performance from a Ben Pauling horse, this time from this chase debutant who produced an excellent round of jumping under Callum Pritchard.
12th November – DIVA LUNA (15/8)
Having taken a day or two off due to appalling racing, members were rewarded with a smart performance from this Ben Pauling trained mare on what was her chase debut.
8th November – CASTLE COVE (4/1)
A very smart performance from this William Haggas trained horse who took the November Handicap in style under Jason Hart
28th October – TAURUS BAY (15/8)
with the Ben Pauling stable remaining in good form, this novice produced a very smart performance under Ben Jones for Harry Redknapp and looks one to follow for the season.
28th October – KALKBRENNER (9/4)
An impressive performance from this Ben Pauling trained novice who scored with a bit to spare.
24th October – DAY OF GRACE (13/8)
A comprehensive follow up from this Haggas trained filly who improved again to defy a penalty under Tom Marquand.
18th October – KALPANA (9/4)
Having caught the eye when 7th in the Arc having been forced wide throughout, this filly bounced back by taking the Fillies & Mares on Champions Day in emphatic style.
17th October – KING OF THUNDER (8/1)
Having been gelded since his last run, this Hugo Palmer horse finally translated his excellent homework out on to the track under an excellent ride from Rossa Ryan.
17th October – ETERNAL FORCE (5/2)
This Haggas trained horse continued his progression under Tom Marquand, scoring with plenty in hand.
9th October – NAGA (8/1)
Another superb result for members as this Gosden trained filly bounced back as anticipated down in grade and back on the all-weather.
8th October – ULTRASOUND (7/1)
Having waited several days again for a runner, our patience was well and truly rewarded with this Roger Varian trained horse coming in for an excellent, positive ride from Ray Dawson. What a price!
4th October – SOVEREIGN VIEW (3/1)
Having waited 5 days for a selection, clients were rewarded for their patience courtesy of this 2-y-o who adapted well to a change to more patient tactics to score with something to spare.
25th September – GASPACHO (Evens)
Punted off the boards into evens, this Haggas trained colt scored with a bit to spare up at Pontefract.
25th September – PARISH COUNCILLOR (6/4)
This James Owen recruit made it 2/2 for his new yard up at Newcastle under Cieren Fallon.
22nd September – PENELOPE VALENTINE (5/2)
An impressive performance from this James Owen trained filly who improved for the step back up in trip and the re-application of the visor.
20th September – ALMERIC (15/8)
A smart display from this colt on his return to action in the Doonside Cup, bolting up under Oisin Murphy and looking like a Group 1 horse in the making.
16th September – PERCY SHELLY (13/8)
Having schooled well at home, we saw the horse we owned and bred make a successful hurdles debut under Sean Bowen on a day to remember at Uttoxeter with a double on the card.
15th September – PORT OF LONDON (6/4)
Despite having hit the front too soon, this Gosden trained colt hung on in a tight finish under William Buick to make it third time lucky.
13th September – PARISH COUNCILLOR (9/4)
Another horse to recently switch to the James Own stable that proved revitalised on his stable debut under a confident Pat Cosgrave ride.
12th September – DAPPER VALLEY (Evens)
Having bolted up the time before, this James Owen trained horse was turned out quickly under the penalty and made the most of his low draw at Chester to follow up in a tight finish.
12th September – SWEET WILLIAM (11/10)
Having been unfortunate to bump into stablemate Trawlerman on his previous start, Sweet William went one better to record back-to-back victories in the Doncaster Cup under regular rider Robert Havlin.
7th September – SHANTOU LUCKY (7/4)
Having switched yards only last month to the James Owen stable, this eight-year old bolted up at Fontwell in a hack-canter under Nathan Howie and was supported accordingly.
6th September – CROWN OF OAKS (Evens)
This horse well and truly booked his place in the Cambridgeshire by absolutely dotting up at Ascot with the softer underfoot conditions clearly playing to his strengths.
6th September – BOW ECHO (2/1)
An ultra impressive performance from this George Boughey trained colt who managed to get the better of a highly regraded Gosden juvenile in the Ascendant Stakes.
1st September – HARDY’S HERO (13/8)
This Haggas trained horse took a good step forward under Cieren Fallon to follow up under the penalty up at Carlisle.
30th August – LION OF ALBA (15/8)
This colt continued the good form of the Hugo Palmer stable who had notched up a double the day prior. Having bagged the rail from stall 1 the result was never in doubt once Jason Hart kicked clear on the home-turn.
29th August – BE THE STANDARD (3/1)
Having bumped into a very smart newcomer last time out, this Hugo Palmer trained colt set the record straight under a positive ride from Jason Hart.
24th August – BELGRAVIAN (15/8)
An impressive performance from this progressive horse who looks a stayer going places.
21st August – ROYAL FIXATION (5/2)
An impressive performance from this Ed Walker trained filly who came from last to first to give her trainer back-to-back wins in the Group 2 Lowther Stakes.
21st August – STELLAR SUNRISE (4/1)
With the Andrew Balding team arriving into Day 2 of the Ebor Festival in good form, it was no surprise to see this filly pick apart a competitive looking field under Oisin Murphy
20th August – OMBUDSMAN (15/8)
Having been collared late on by Delacroix in the Eclipse, this colt comprehensively turned the tables with a 4lb weight swing.
16th August – MORE THUNDER (11/4)
An impressive display from this rapidly improving colt who took the Hungerford Stakes like a horse destined for Group 1 company.
16th August – SIXTY PLUS (5/2)
This James Owen trained hurdler took another big step forward under Sam Twiston-Davies, bolting up despite a hefty 20lb rise.
12th August – DANGER BAY (5/2)
This Ed Bethell trained colt followed up as expected under Callum Rodriguez, scoring with a bit in hand. He looks destined for pattern company before too long and it’s hoped he can make up into a stakes performer.
10th August – BELGRAVIAN (3/1)
This horse improved again on just his second outing over two-miles at Haydock, scoring with a bit to spare in the end
9th August – ZANTHOS (13/8)
An impressive debut performance from this pricey Breeze-ups filly who bolted up on the July Course on debut.
7th August – RESPOND (6/4)
Having caught the eye when getting no sort of a run at Goodwood, this Andrew Balding trained horse proved well treated under Oisin Murphy.
6th August – DANGERMAN (13/8)
With the headgear retained this Gosden trained horse set a relentless gallop and wasn’t for catching under Robert Havlin.
28th July – CROWN OF OAKS (7/4)
This filly was felt to be well treated upped in trip and proved that correct by scoring with a bit to spare under Cieren Fallon, making the long journey North a worthwhile one.
28th July – GOLDEN THORN (3/1)
Having caught the eye when an unlucky 3rd on her previous start, this Andrew Balding trained filly shed her maiden tag under a no-nonsense ride from Jason Watson in the first-time blinkers.
23rd July – SKY MAJESTY (13/8)
A worthwhile trip over to Ireland for William Haggas and Tom Marquand as this filly got her career back on track to take Listed honours.
18th July – GOLDEN HANDSHAKE (13/8)
This Haggas trained colt, owned by The King, made a successful transition to handicap company under Tom Marquand, needing every inch of the trip. A horse to keep on side once stepped up in distance again this summer.
12th July – MORE THUNDER (6/4)
A thrilling renewal of the Bunbury Cup which saw this colt get up on the nod under Tom Marquand who more than made amends for his poor ride at Ascot on board this horse in the Wokingham.
9th July – HIGH DEGREE (6/5)
A big punt landed on this Haggas trained horse who improved again as expected under a strong ride from Cieren Fallon.
4th July – WINDLORD (2/1)
This class-dropping colt had been used as a pacemaker by connections in Group 1 company, but he had his own day in the sun dropping into Listed company under Colin Keane, getting the verdict on the line in gutsy fashion.
3rd July – BOUBYAN (9/2)
Having caught the eye when unfortunate in the run two starts back at Windsor, this Balding trained horse got off the mark in good style in the first-time cheekpieces as expected.
3rd July – AMERICAN QUEEN (2/1)
A sensational debut performance from this Richard Hughes trained filly who looked a Group horse in the making, scoring by 12 lengths.
1st July – FOX AVATAR (3/1)
This lightly raced three-year old managed to get SDS out of trouble to score with a bit to spare in the end at Chelmsford. A progressive looking horse with more to come.
26th June – DANGER BAY (13/8)
This well regarded Ed Bethell trained son of New Bay shaped well on his reappearance and took the step forward anticipated, bolting up under Callum Rodriguez. A progressive looking horse and one to follow.
19th June – TRAWLERMAN (85/40)
Trawlerman went one better than last year to land the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in a track record under a brilliant front-running ride from William Buick
18th June – OMBUDSMAN (7/1)
This Gosden trained improver produced an outstanding turn of foot to put the Prince of Wales’s Stakes to bed in a matter of strides. A top-class performer in the making.
17th June – FRENCH MASTER (11/4)
Having got up on the line for us at Goodwood, this Gosden trained colt improved again at Royal Ascot to come with an astonishing run from the rear under James Doyle. An impressive performance.
12th June – THE POUNCING LION (4/1)
Having failed to handle Chester, this Michael Bell trained horse had been gelded since and produced an impressive performance under Richard Kingscote to get the better of the odds-on fave.
7th June – SMALL FRY (4/1)
This dual purpose horse relished the testing ground at a course he was proven at and duly obliged for connections in good style.
5th June – GALLANT (6/4)
Having caught the eye in no uncertain terms whens getting no sort of a run at York, this Andrew Balding trained colt justified strong support under Oisin Murphy despite having a wide trip throughout.
1st June – MR SWIVELL (11/2)
This Kevin de Foy trained horse improved again back at Chelmsford, scoring with a bit to spare under Jason Hart to land a punt.
27th May – PINA SONATA (11/8)
This James Fanshawe trained filly looked a smart prospect in defying the penalty in what looked a hot novice at Leicester.
25th May – OLD IS GOLD (2/1)
Having caught the eye by how well he travelled into his race on his debut, this Mehmas colt didn’t disappoint at the second time of asking, taking a Beverley Conditions race in style under P J McDonald.
25th May – FRENCH MASTER (11/8)
The excellent run of form on the service continued into the weekend as this John Gosden trained colt somehow got up on the line under Robert Havlin despite finding all sorts of trouble in running.
22nd May – POSTMODERN (4/1)
A dazzling debut from this Wathnan owned colt who won his Yarmouth maiden on the bridle under a confident Jamie Spencer ride.
16th May – REBEL’S ROMANCE (5/4)
The excellent run of form on the service continued into the weekend as this Charlie Appleby trained horse proved his stamina for this new trip as expected, taking the Yorkshire Cup in gutsy fashion under William Buick.
15th May – YELLOW CARD (11/10)
This Ollie Sangster trained horse followed up on just his third start in handicap as expected, scoring with plenty in hand under Billy Loughnane.
15th May – GOLD DIGGER (11/4)
A smart debut performance from this Richard Spencer trained horse who looks sure to go on to bigger and better things with Ascot on the agenda.
15th May – PRINCESS RASCAL (11/4)
Having caught the eye first time out at Ascot, this Paul & Oliver Cole trained filly improved for the step up in trip as expected, landing some good support in the process.
11th May – GUNSHIP (13/8)
Having caught the eye on his previous outing when given far too much to do that day by Oisin Murphy, this James Ferguson trained horse won with a bit to spare in the end under Daniel Muscutt and is a colt that will go on improving this season.
9th May – EAST INDIA DOCK (7/2)
This James Owen trained dual purpose horse landed a massive punt for the Gredley Family in the Chester Cup, finding plenty late on under Harry Davies.
7th May – ALI SHUFFLE (Evens)
A dominant display from a plum draw at Chester in the Lily Agnes from this Karl Burke trained filly who looks destined to go on to bigger and better things!
4th May – DESERT FLOWER (5/4)
An impressive weekend for Godolphin and Charlie Appleby as this filly rounded off a weekend to remember for William Buick with success in both the 2000 and 1000 Guineas.
3rd May – CRIMSON ADVOCATE (3/1)
A close finish on this Gosden trained filly who flew home from the back to get up on the line under a poorly judged ride from Robert Havlin. Poor ride, good horse!
2nd May – MISS INFORMATION (3/1)
A gutsy display from this Andrew Balding trained filly who built on her seasonal return as expected, turning the tables with the re-opposing Fifty Nifty
31st April – MY CLOUD (13/8)
An extremely impressive display from this Roger Varian trained colt who won with a stack in hand under Kaiya Fraser at Ascot.
30th April – PINA SONATA (9/2)
An impressive display from this James Fanshawe trained filly who looked well above average based on the way she travelled strongly into her race to get off the mark. One to keep firmly on side for the season.
28th April – CITY OF POETS (11/4)
An impressive display from this James Tate trained colt who defied the market drift to bolt up, making just about all the running under Rossa Ryan.
22nd April – AGAINST THE WIND (10/3)
Having been gelded since his last outing, this Kevin Ryan trained sprinter proved himself ahead of his mark with a fairly dominant display up at Thirsk, landing some good support.
18th April – STORM STAR (9/2)
This Andrew Balding trained horse took added to his excellent record at Newcastle with another dominant display under Oisin Murphy.
17th April – PELLITORY (25/1)
An amazing result for members as this James Owen trained horse took the step up in class in his stride, belying market weakness as the outsider of the field.
12th April – PABORUS (2/1)
This Ed Bethell trained horse had reportedly improved over the winter and duly obliged on his first start back, scoring with plenty in hand.
12th April – POLLY DARLING (11/10)
An impressive debut performance from this Karl Burk trained filly who showed plenty of speed and looks a horse to follow for the remainder of the season.
11th April – BACK IN BLACK (11/2)
A very smart performance from this Fanshawe trained horse on his return to action who showed a good turn of foot to put the race to bed despite racing keenly early on.
8th April – PHILANTHROPIST (5/1)
A successful return to action from this James Fanshawe trained horse who’s form going back to last year had been working out well.
7th April – ALI SHUFFLE (9/4)
Another two-year old winner via the Karl Burke stable courtesy of this filly who showed an impressive turn of foot to put her Redcar maiden to bed.
4th April – SUPER SOLDIER (11/10)
A smart performance from this Karl Burke trained debutant who did plenty wrong early on in his race but still managed to overcome clear signs of inexperience to make a successful debut.
26th March – MOUNT ATHOS (7/2)
A gutsy performance from this James Tate trained horse who took his record to the perfect 5 from 5 at Kempton under James Doyle.
26th March – WHITE CROWN STAR (11/10)
The drop back in trip combined with a breathing operation worked the oracle for this Andrew Balding trained colt who duly obliged under a positive ride from Oisin Murphy.
22nd March – SIOG GEAL (11/4)
Having had the EBF Mares’ Final in mind for Siog Geal since the start of the season, this Fergal O’Brien trained horse improved for the step up in trip as expected.
20th March – AL ARBEED (2/1)
A well regarded Night of Thunder colt, the Richard Hannon stable have high hopes for this three-year old this season and he duly obliged on debut having been well found in the market.
13th March – JAGWAR (7/2)
A lovely result for members as this improving chaser struck in the Plate at the Festival for owner JP McManus
12th March – JIMMY DU SEUIL (16/1)
A fantastic result for members as Willie Mullin’s took the Coral Cup in style under Danny Mullins
11th March – KOPEK DES BORDES (Evens)
An impressive display from this Willie Mullins trained hurdler who cemented himself as a future champion, taking the Supreme in style under Paul Townend.
6th March – ALMOSH’HER (11/10)
A well regarded type, this Charlie Fellowe’s trained horse managed to overcome evident greenness to narrowly prevail under Kieran Shoemark despite hanging out violently to his left in the closing stages.
1st March – CHARMAINE (5/2)
Having caught the eye on her penultimate start, this James Fanshawe trained filly resumed progress to get up late on under a confident ride from Daniel Muscutt.
24th February – MIAMI MATRIX (15/8)
An impressive performance from this Hugo Palmer trained colt who bolted up under Oisin Murphy and looked well above average as the reports indicated.
22nd February – GLEN BUCK (11/8)
An impressive performance from this Roger Varian trained horse who took the step up in grade in his stride under Jack Mitchell
17th February – MARIOENTO (5/2)
A gutsy performance from this George Boughey trained horse who stuck to the task well having made most of the running under Fred Daly.
15th February – LEADENHALL STREET (5/2)
This Fanshawe trained horse made light work of his opening mark under Daniel Muscutt and looks one to keep on side.
8th February – JOYEUSE (9/2)
An impressive performance from this Nicky Henderson trained mare who blew apart what looked a competitive field in good style
5th February – KINETIC (5/2)
With the visor applied and a good 7lb claimer on board, this James Owen trained mare bounced back as expected.
5th February – GRENHAM BAY (10/3)
A brilliant front-running ride from Oisin Murphy on this blinkered Andrew Balding trained horse who wasn’t for catching
31st January – CHAMPAGNE PRINCE (11/10)
An impressive display from this Jane Chapple-Hyam trained who will now be aimed at the Winter Derby
27th January – DANCE IN THE STORM (13/8)
Having caught the eye on her debut, this Andrew Balding trained filly took the required step forward to get off the mark in good style under Callum Hutchinson and looks a filly to follow.
25th January – JAGWAR (5/1)
An excellent performance from this improving chaser who scored with plenty in hand and looks most progressive
24th January – SALT ROCK (7/2)
This Kim Bailey trained horse took his record to 2/2 over the fences under a confident ride from Tom Bellamy.
23rd January – LA PINSONIERRE (Evens)
Not a big price by our standards, but this Nicky Henderson trained mare was backed off the boards and duly obliged under Nico de Boinville to reward our patience.
14th January – HIGH COURT JUDGE (Evens)
This James Owen trained horse followed up with the minimum of fuss under Hector Crouch having barely come off the bridle!
11th January – CARLTON (13/8)
For the second time in the space of a week this James Owen trained horse took his record to 4 from 4 at Chelmsford to land a valuable pot in the process.
11th January – HANDSTANDS (5/4)
Not a big price by our standards, but this Ben Pauling trained chaser took his form up a notch again to score with plenty to spare under Ben Jones
9th January – CARLTON (13/8)
This James Owen trained horse took his record to 3 from 3 at Chelmsford with an impressive display, coming from the back of the pack under Sean D Bowen.
4th January – MISS FUNKY MONK (5/1)
This Tom Clover trained filly took another step forward on her third outing under Rob Hornby, making light work of the short priced favourite and defying the drift.
4th January – GLEN BUCK (5/2)
A smart performance from this Varian trained horse who improved for the step up in trip as expected.
1st January – DIVA LUNA (5/4)
Yet another fantastic result from our Ben Pauling contact as this mare justified her position in the market with a tidy performance at Cheltenham.
28th December – HENRY’S FRIEND (4/1)
Having needed his first run back when a good 5th on his seasonal return, this Ben Pauling trained chaser took a big step forward to take the Mandarin under Ben Jones.
26th December – LEADER IN THE PARK (7/1)
With the ground no concern, he was given a confident ride from Ben Jones to just about make all in good style.
21st December – FIERCELY PROUD (12/1)
Having caught the eye in the Greatwood, this Ben Pauling trained horse improved as expected, taking home a big pot in the process under an excellent ride from Kielan Woods.
18th December – GRENHAM BAY (4/1)
With the headgear applied and the drop in grade being a welcome one, this Andrew Balding trained horse got his head back in front in good style under Jason Watson despite missing the break.
12th December – LEGAL WEAPON (7/2)
An impressive performance from this bumper horse who looks one to follow this season and will reportedly be kept to bumpers for the time-being.
6th December – HANDSTANDS (7/2)
An impressive round of jumping from what appears to be another exciting novice chaser trained by Ben Pauling
30th November – SIR GINO (11/8)
A highly impressive display from this Henderson trained horse who looks a major contender at the Cheltenham Festival this season having missed out last time due to the yard being under a cloud.
29th November – THE JUKEBOX MAN (7/2)
This Ben Pauling trained and Harry Redknapp owned chaser produced a sensational round of jumping on his chase debut. A horse to keep firmly on side this season.
23rd November – LILTING VERSE (5/4)
An impressive performance from this Fergal O’Brien trained chaser who managed to overcome a tendency of jumping out to her left to still take the race on the nod.
23rd November – GROVE ROAD (11/8)
Another fine piece of information from the James Owen stable who can do no wrong at the moment.
21st November – HALLELUJAH U (9/2)
With the step back up to a mile expected to suit this half-brother to James Garfield, this James Owen trained horse got off the mark at the third time of asking under Tom Eaves.
17th November – BURDETT ROAD (5/1)
A stunning performance from this James Owen trained hurdler who made all the running to take the Greatwood in style.
13th November – JAGWAR (5/2)
This Jonjo O’Neill trained chaser looks sure to progress through the ranks and being 2 from 2 now over the fences he remains an exciting prospect.
11th November – NORTH STAR (15/8)
With this fillies debut form having worked out well, she scooted clear in impressive style and looks a horse destined for bigger and better things.
11th November – CALIFET EN VOL (Evens)
An impressive hurdles debut from this Henderson novice who looks one to keep on side this winter and spring.
5th November – I’M RAVENOUS (7/2)
This Ben Pauling trained horse made a successful transition over the fences in good enough style and looks a progressive type to keep on side.
4th November – MILITARY ACADEMY (5/4)
An impressive display from this well-bred Gosden colt who bolted up back on the all-weather in impressive style.
1st November – ROGUE ENCORE (7/2)
With some very strong novice/maiden form in the book from earlier in the season, this Chapple-Hyam trained took advantage of what looked a lenient mark in cosy fashion under Luke Morris.
30th October – BERMUDA LONGTAIL (7/4)
With the benefit of experience, this Andrew Balding trained filly got off the mark in good style as expected.
30th October – CATHING DERRY (9/4)
An impressive reappearence from this Skelton trained hurdler who bolted up on the bridle under Harry Skelton.
27th October – KAMSINAS (8/1)
A fantastic result for the Fergal O’Brien stable who have targeted this race over the years. More sensational information for members over the jumps during what promises to be a productive National Hunt Season.
19th October – CHARYN (15/8)
This Roger Varian trained horse proved himself a top-class miler on QIPCO Champions Day, taking the QEII in style under Silvestre De Sousa.
19th October – KIND OF BLUE (10/1)
A fantastic result for members as this James Fanshawe trained sprinter battled bravely to take the big sprint on Champions Day under James Doyle
14th October – THE AMAZON (9/2)
Having always been held in high regard, this James Tate trained gelding cruised into his race at Windsor before battling on to get the verdict. A horse to keep on side with soft ground clearly suiting him.
13th October – LUMP SUM (15/8)
With that Sam Thomas stable having had this race at Ffos Las in mind for quite some time, this six-year old was well supported and duly obliged.
12th October – LEAD ARTIST (3/1)
An excellent result for members at this Gosden trained colt defied the market drift to take the Darley Stakes in style under Kieran Shoemark.
2nd October – GALLANT (5/2)
Having improved markedly since his debut, this Andrew Balding trained horse bolted up at Kempton under Oisin Murphy.
28th September – WIMBLEDON HAWKEYE (6/1)
A smart performance from this James Owen trained horse who bolted up in the Royal Lodge Stakes here in Newmarket. An exciting prospect.
27th September – LENNOX (15/8)
Having looked unfortunate when unseating Hayley Turner on his prior start, this Harry Eustace trained horse made amends by getting off the mark a shade cosily at Southwell.
21st September – SKY MAJESTY (10/3)
This Haggas trained filly took a good step forward upped into Listed company, showing a good attitude in the process. A smart prospect for next season!
21st September – POWERFUL GLORY (4/1)
A classy performance from this Richard Fahey trained colt who took his record to 2 from 2 in the Mill Reef Stakes despite hating what was heavy ground.
14th September – PITNEY (9/2)
Having run well at Chester in the past, the Hugo Palmer stable had this horse on song with both ground and draw also in his favour. A fantastic result and an excellent ride from 3lb claimer Jonny Peate.
7th September – COCO ROYALE (11/4)
This Haggas trained filly was given a superb ride from Marquand who seized the initiative in the back-straight to inject some pace into a slowly-run race. A filly going places over the winter and one to keep on side.
7th September – KIND OF BLUE (16/1)
Two big placed efforts for members in the Haydock Sprint Cup as KIND OF BLUE (16/1) and UNEQUAL LOVE (20/1) both ran fine races for 2nd and 3rd.
3rd September – EAST INDIA DOCK (11/10)
A smart performance from this Fanshawe trained horse who looked well ahead of his mark on just his second outing over two-miles.
3rd September – HILLBRDIGE (14/1)
A fine effort from this Balding trained filly who was sporting the first-time hood for place returns back in 3rd.
23rd August – BRADSELL (5/1)
Having got a good tow into the Nunthorpe, this Archie Watson trained horse blew the field apart in good style under Hollie Doyle.
23rd August – SHADOW DANCE (6/1)
This Varian trained horse had some strong form in the book and took another step forward back on a more conventional track, staying on strongly under James Doyle to take what looked a competitive race on paper.
22nd August – HEATHCLIFF (6/1)
This James Fanshawe trained horse took a sizeable step forward for us at Newcastle in the Racing League, coming from a fair back to score with a bit to spare.
21st August – WIMBLEDON HAWKEYE (22/1)
A massive e/w effort from this James Owen trained colt in the Acomb who looks a top-class prospect for this season and next, particularly when tackling a mile.
19th August – POWERFUL GLORY (Evens)
This Richard Fahey trained colt by Cotai Glory had been showing up well at home and made a striking debut under Oisin Orr and is expected to take up his entry in the Mill Reef next month.
16th August – STANDBACKANDLOOK (10/3)
This William Knight trained horse had been a revelation since being fitted with the cheekpieces and followed up in good style under De Sousa.
12th August – ELMONJED (11/4)
Having caught the eye on his two previous starts, this Haggas trained horse got his head back in front under Jim Crowley and looks a horse to keep on side.
9th August – KING CASPER (5/1)
A big performance from this Hugo Palmer trained horse who had caught the eye on his debut at York when getting no luck in running. A big horse, he looks sure to go on from this.
7th August – HEATHCLIFF (5/4)
With the step back up in distance set to suit this James Fanshawe trained horse, he duly obliged with the minimum of fuss and looks a horse destined for better company.
2nd August – BIG EVS (5/2)
Under a front-running masterclass from Marquand, this Mick Appleby trained sprinter held on in a thrilling King George Qatar Stakes
1st August – REACHING HIGH (10/3)
With the step up in trip set to suit, this Stoute trained stayer produced an astonishing display under Luke Morris, drawing clear in the style of a horse going places.
1st August – SHAGRAAN (5/1)
Having failed to stay 6f the last time, this Mick Appleby trained horse relished the drop back in trip to a strongly run 5f, scoring readily under Tom Marquand.
31st July – FRENCH DUKE (7/2)
Having caught the eye at Ascot, this Roger Varian trained horse bounced back with a huge effort in the first-time hood, coming from near the back to score with a bit to spare under James Doyle.
27th July – FRIENDLY SOUL (7/2)
A fine front-running ride from Kieran Shoemark on this Gosden trained filly who looks set to go on to bigger and better things.
26th July – TACTICIAN (Evens)
A promising stayer in the making, Tactician showed his class to overcome trouble in running under Oisin Murphy. Next stop the Melrose.
25th July – GOD OF WAR (15/8)
This well-regarded Tom Clover trained colt showed the benefit of experience to shed his maiden tag with some authority under Danny Tudhope.
20th July – CIRCE (11/2)
A fantastic ride from Hollie Doyle to reverse the form with Battle Queen as expected. A filly to keep on side.
20th July – KIND OF BLUE (12/1)
A fantastic placed effort from this Fanshawe trained sprinter who continues his race-by-race improvement in what was a good looking renewal of the Hackwood.
16th July – GUTSY GIRL (5/1)
An impressive display from this Charlie Fellowes trained filly who relished the return to a flatter track. One to follow!
12th July – FAIRBANKS (7/2)
A dominant display from this Andrew Balding trained stayer who was stepping up in trip and looks a horse to keep on side for the rest of the season.
11th July – AL MUSMAK (11/2)
This Varian trained colt bounced back as expected dropped in trip to a mile on an easier surface, drawing clear in good style under Silvestre De Sousa.
5th July – BEAUTY QUEEN (4/1)
A sensational debut performance from this Kevin Ryan trained filly who looks one to follow.
27th June – CAST NO SHADOW (6/1)
A fantastic front-running ride from Silveste De Sousa up at Newcastle on board this Hugo Palmer trained horse
22nd June – HAATEM (4/1)
An impressive performance from this Hannon trained colt who’s form had been working out well as he successfully gave away a penalty to take the Jersey Stakes.
18th June – SEA THE DREAM (5/2)
Having caught the eye at York when on the wrong side of the track, this Ed Bethell trained horse went one better with Connor Beasley back in the saddle.
18th June – ROSALLION (7/2)
This Hannon trained colt reversed the form with Native Approach as expected from the English Guineas under a superb ride from Sean Levey.
14th June – REBAATT (10/3)
With the form of his runner-up effort at Newmarket having worked out well, this Haggas trained horse showed an impressive turn of foot to put the race to bed under Cieren Fallon.
11th June – LEICESTER SQUARE (5/1)
Having caught the eye on debut, this Andrew Balding trained colt stuck to the task well under Oisin Murphy to shed his maiden tag upped in trip.
31st May – MICKLEY (2/1)
With the Ayr Gold Cup the long-term target for this Ed Bethell trained horse, it was no surprise to see him score with a bit to spare on his handicap debut
31st May – GILDED WATER (13/8)
This Royal owned, Haggas trained horse blew apart the field upped in trip and looks a stakes performer in the making!
27th May – PIQUE‘ (15/2)
Having disappointed on her handicap debut this Fanshawe trained filly quickly bounced back with a dominant display under Ross Coakley and looks one to keep on side for the summer given her smart middle-distance pedigree.
25th May – DIVINE COMEDY (7/2)
An impressive display from this Harry Eustace trained mare who looks an improving stayer, bolting up under Kaiya Fraser.
18th May – KING’S GAMBIT (7/2)
This Harry Charlton trained horse put in an ultra impressive performance in the London Gold Cup – a group performer in the making!
17th May – LEAD ARTIST (15/8)
This Gosden trained colt and brother to the very smart Calyx, bolted up on his second outing under Kieran Shoemark, powering clear in the closing stages.
17th May – HOSSAAMM (5/2)
This Owen Burrows trained horse was backed off the boards on his seasonal return and held up under a determined ride from Richard Kingscote.
13th May – HE’S GOT GAME (15/8)
With the Hugo Palmer stable in excellent form and the form of this horse’s last race taking several boosts, he came out on top under a power-packed ride from Oisin Murphy.
13th May – MONFRID (11/4)
A good seasonal reappearence from this Haggas trained colt who did plenty wrong but still managed to shed his maiden tag under Cieren Fallon. A three-year old to follow.
11th May – STORM STAR (7/2)
This Andrew Balding trained colt made a successful debut under Oisin Murphy in taking fashion and looks a horse to keep on side this season.
10th May – PASSENGER (9/4)
This Sir Michael Stoute trained four-year old put up a smart performance on his return to action in the Huxley Stakes, looking a top-notch prospect.
4th May – UNEQUAL LOVE (4/1)
This Haggas trained filly made a successful return to action under Tom Marquand, taking what looked a competitive Listed contest with a bit to spare.
29th April – THE AMAZON (4/1)
Having had excuses on debut, this James Tate trained three-year old got off the mark in good style at Windsor under Neil Callan and looks one to follow.
26th April – CHARYN (11/4)
Having bolted up for us at Doncaster, this Roger Varian trained horse built on that in no uncertain terms, taking the Group 2 B365 Mile in good style under Silvestre De Sousa.
20th April – UNCLE DICK (5/2)
This Eve Johnson-Houghton trained horse added to his superb course record at Brighton in good style having caught the eye on his previous start.
20th April – ENSURED (9/4)
Back down in grade this James Fanshawe trained horse bolted up under Ross Coakley to get his head back in front.
15th April – HEATHCLIFF (9/2)
Having been gelded and with the hood applied, this Fanshawe trained horse took a good step forward on his handicap debut under Daniel Muscutt, getting up close home.
13th April – FOUND A FIFTY (15/8)
With his form having worked out well from Cheltenham, this Gordon Elliott trained horse gained a much deserved Grade 1 success at the Aintree Festival.
9h April – SEA THE DREAM (7/2)
Having been gelded and given a break over the winter, this Ed Bethell trained horse made a successful return to action and looks a horse to keep on side for the season ahead.
3rd April – CELTIC WARRIOR (6/4)
Having looked unfortunate last time out, this Balding trained horse went one better under Oisin Murphy and looks a horse to follow for the season ahead given his size and scope.
1st April – WRECKLESS ERIC (13/8)
Despite his lack of experience, this Ben Pauling trained hurdler made a bright start to his jumping career, scoring with a bit of authority despite some untidy jumping.
27th March – BREAK THE BANK (7/2)
With the longer trip and opening mark felt to be lenient, this Balding trained horse did well to get up close home with a fair bit to spare under Oisin Murphy.
25th March – SAMUEL SPADE (9/4)
With the drop in grade and Beau Morgan’s 5lb claim easing the burden, this horse ended up coming from near enough last only to bolt up by three lengths
23rd March – CHARYN (11/4)
An impressive reappearence from this Varian trained horse at Doncaster who’s reportedly being aimed at the Lockinge this year.
16th March – OUTLAW PETER (13/8)
Having been lined up for this valuable race by the Paul Nicholls stable, this eight-year old gave his yard a repeat success as expected.
14th March – SHAKEM UP’ARRY (10/1)
An excellent training performance from Ben Pauling to get this horse at the top of his game for the Kim Muir under a positive ride from Ben Jones.
14th March – TEAHUPOO (13/8)
Having been unluck at the Festival last year, this Gordon Elliott trained horse made amends under a confident ride from Jack Kennedy, scoring with plenty to spare.
12th March – MONTEROSA (10/3)
Having hit the front when looking home and hosed at Kempton, this Gosden trained filly relished the drop back a furlong in trip under a front-running ride from Kieran Shoemark, scoring with plenty to spare.
12th March – CORBETT’S CROSS (5/2)
Having been unfortunate at the Festival the year before, this Emmet Mullins trained horse made amends with a slick round of jumping to score with any amount in hand.
12th March – GAELIC WARRIOR (9/4)
Having already set a high standard, this Willie Mullins trained horse hacked up in this year’s Arkle under Paul Townend.
12th March – SLADE STEEL (9/2)
This Henry De Bromhead trained horse took the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle in impressive fashion under Rachael Blackmore.
9th March – NINE TENTHS (4/1)
This Haggas trained filly took her form up a notch and gained Listed success in the Wolfrena Stakes under a confident ride from Will Buick.
9th March – CHAMPAGNE TWIST (9/1)
Having had no runners for the week our patience was rewarded on Imperial Cup Day at Sandown courtesy of this Ben Pauling trained horse who got the better of his stablemate.
3rd March – GIANT (15/8)
Under a positive ride from Oisin Murphy, this Richard Spencer trained horse found plenty for pressure and got his head back in front in good style.
1st March – PHOTOSYNTHESIS (9/2)
Having caught the eye when getting no luck in running at Kempton, this Tom Clover trained horse got given a fantastic ride by Luke Morris to get up late on.
27th February – SIOBHANBROGAN (15/8)
Having been backed off the boards this Hugo Palmer trained filly took the step forward expected from her reappearence and got off the mark in good style under Oisin Murphy.
24th February – MILITARY ORDER (9/4)
Having once been a leading contender for the Derby this Charlie Appleby trained horse bounced back following a gelding operation to take the Winter Derby under a confident ride from Danny Tudhope.
11th February – SEE YOU TONIGHT (11/1)
This James Fanshawe trained filly took the step forward anticipated from her eye-catching debut and looks a horse to keep on side for the year ahead.
10th February – IBERICO LORD (7/1)
With the softer ground felt to be key for this Henderson trained horse, he bounced with a smart effort under Nico de Boinville and looks a horse to keep on side.
3rd February – PAGE THREE (2/1)
Our faith in this Andrew Balding trained filly was finally rewarded as she got off the mark in good style under David Probert before being retired to paddocks.
3rd February – HARPERS BROOK (4/1)
Although a far from straightforward ride, this Ben Pauling trained horse made amends for an unfortunate 2nd before Christmas under Ben Jones.
23rd January – ROYSSE (11/1)
Having caught the eye on his previous start, this Ben Pauling trained horse carted his way into the race under Ben Jones before showing an impressive turn of foot to put the race to bet in good style.
22nd January – ARCTIC THUNDER (11/2)
This Andrew Balding trained horse took a big step forward from his debut over the extra furlong, getting up on the line under David Probert once the penny dropped late on. A work in progress and one to follow.
21st January – TRIPOLI FLYER (10/1)
Having improved a bundle from his debut, this Fergal O’Brien trained horse showed the benefit of experience second time out to get off the mark in impressive fashion in an AW bumper.
20th January – OH SO GRAND (15/8)
A smart performance from this Simon & Ed Crisford trained filly who produced her customary turn of foot to put what looked a competitive contest to bed in good style.
17th January – HAVANARAMA (13/2)
Having been gelded and given a break, this lightly raced Hugo Palmer trained horse took a marked step forward on his AW debut under Ross Coakley and looks a handicapper that could go on improving this winter.
14th January – PRINCE OF ZENDA (11/2)
Having been well supported last time before disappointing, we kept the faith in this Hugo Palmer trained gelding who got his head back in front in good style dropped back in trip to 6f for the first time.
10th January – WAIT AND HOPE (9/4)
An impressive handicap debut from this Karl Burke trained horse who kept on nicely under Sam James to score with a bit in hand.
1st January – SHAKEM UP’ARRY (11/2)
Having caught the eye when finishing 5th in the same race last year (form had worked out tremendously well), this Ben Pauling trained/Harry Redknapp owned chaser, put in an exemplary round of jumping under Ben Jones.
30th December – CAPTAIN TEAUGE (5/2)
The Paul Nicholl’s stable added to their excellent record in the Challow courtesy of Captain Teague who was good value for the margin in the end having idled when hitting the front.
30th December – BANGERS AND CASH (25/1)
A massive each way effort from this Ben Pauling trained chaser who did well to finish where he did having set a strong pace. A horse to keep on side this season.
26th December – JANGO BAIE (17/2)
Having raced keenly throughout, this Henderson trained novice hurdler showed an excellent attitude to fend off the persistent challenge of Favour and Fortune.
23rd December – VICTTORINO (5/1)
Despite covering more ground than anything else, this ex-French trained chaser produced a fantastic performance for the Venetia Williams yard to take this year’s Howden Silver Cup in style!
23rd December – CRAMBO (5/1)
A fantastic finish in the Long Walk as this Fergal O’Brien trained stayer give his yard a high profile Grade 1 success!
21st December – BILLYJOH (15/8)
Despite a slow start this Mick Appleby trained horse was given an excellent ride by Ali Rawlinson to get up on the line by a neck having been well supported in the process.
18th December – GUNFIGHTER (5/1)
This Hugo Palmer trained horse took the step forward connections had hoped he would over the extra furlong and there looks to be more to come from this lightly raced gelding.
14th December – LORD NORMANDY (4/1)
Having always been held in high regard, this Tom Clover trained horse got off the mark in good style over the longer trip and looks to go on improving.
11th December – TINTINTIN (7/1)
Having shaped far better than his finishing position suggested on his seasonal return, this Fergal O’Brien trained hurdler proved himself well treated, finding plenty for pressure under Jack Hogan to get off the mark.
6th December – ELLADONNA (7/2)
The Fanshawe stable had felt this filly was ahead of her mark and that proved to be the case dropped back in trip as she got off the mark with a degree of authority under Daniel Muscutt.
1st December – KANDOO KID (2/1)
Having taken a few days off with very little racing, we kicked off the new month with a bang with this Paul Nicholls trained chaser who looks a progressive type over the fences for the season ahead.
25th November – PARC D’AMOUR (10/3)
The Kim Bailey yard remain in top form and this lightly raced hurdler deservedly got his head in front under a confident ride from Gavin Sheehan.
25th November – KAMSINAS (10/3)
Having run extremely well when runner-up in Graded company, this Fergal O’Brien trained novice took his form up a notch to land his first Grade 2 under Paddy Brennan and looks a horse going places!
24th November – YOUR DARLING (11/4)
Having bolted up for us in the same race last year, this Ben Pauling trained chaser had been plotted up for a repeat and duly obliged under Kielan Woods.
17th November – MEYDAAN (11/4)
This Crisford trained colt produced a smart display on debut under Jack Mitchell, scoring with plenty to spare. An exciting prospect for next season.
7th November – QUEEN ANIMATU (7/2)
This Haggas trained filly rounded off another good day, taking the Fleur De Lys contest for the second year running under Cieren Fallon.
5th November – INSPIRAL (9/4)
A Dettori masterclass on board this Gosden trained filly who rounded off a superb season with a Grade 1 success at Santa Anita.
4th November – THE EDGAR WALLACE (9/1)
Under a positive ride from Gavin Sheehan, this eight-year old chaser bounced back to form on his reappearance following a wind op.
1st November – WILLEM TWEE (7/2)
The good run of the Fanshawe yard continued as this lightly raced 4-y-o showed an impressive turn of foot under Oisin Murphy. More to come.
31st October – ENPASSANT (5/1)
With the stiff nature of the track at Newcastle expected to suit this Fanshawe trained two-year old, he got off the mark under Daniel Muscutt to finish first past the post.
24th October – WINTERFAIR (6/1)
Under a power-packed ride from Tom Marquand this Haggas trained filly stepped up from her debut effort to get off the mark.
18th October – VALTELLINA (66/1)
This lightly raced Harry Eustace trained filly belied market weakness to get her head in front under David Probert.
14th October – PUROSANGUE (10/3)
With the Balding stable in excellent form, this sprinter proved better than ever on his second attempt over the 6f trip, showing a willing attitude late on gain his first pattern-class success.
10th October – WARDA JAMILA (7/2)
With the extra furlong expected to bring about further improvement, this Andrew Balding trained filly built on her debut effort in no uncertain terms under a positive ride from Jason Watson
9th October – PHONE TAG (10/3)
This Hugo Palmer trained horse showed a good turn of foot under Oisin Murphy to come from last to first on just his second start in handicap company.
6th October – HAMPDON PARK (5/1)
Having caught the eye at Kempton on his last start, this Alex Ferguson owned and Andrew Balding trained colt took another giant leap forward under Oisin Murphy as expected and looks a colt to follow.
5th October – MOOGIE (20/1)
With the return to the AW and the drop back in trip expected to suit this Fanshawe trained filly, we saw a fantastic performance as she came from near enough the back of the pack under Ross Coakley!
4th October – TYNDRUM GOLD (5/1)
This Varian trained horse took his record to 3 from 3 at Kempton with a dominant display under David Egan as was expected to keep our good run of form over the past month or so going.
30th September – VANDEEK (15/8)
This Crisford trained colt produced a thoroughly dominant display to take the Group 1 Juddmonte and looks a colt of enormous potential for next season.
29th September – BROADWAY ACT (6/4)
Having taken the day before off, we struck back with a good result courtesy of this Charlie Appleby trained colt who got given an excellent front-running ride by Will Buick.
25th September – PEN PORTAIT (5/2)
With this Crisford trained colt catching the eye on debut, he showed an enormous amount of ability under Jack Mitchell to get off the mark despite racing keenly early on.
23rd September – GRAND PROVIDENCE (4/1)
With this Balding trained filly looking a proper staying type, she improved for the 2f longer trip as expected under a well judged ride by Hayley Turner.
23rd September – SHINING JEWEL (11/4)
This Charlie Appleby trained filly confirmed her previous promise with a dominant display at Newmarket under Will Buick.
16th September – ROMAN DRAGON (10/3)
Back at his beloved Chester and with his form having worked out well this Hugo Palmer trained horse added to his excellent record at the track under Hayley Turner.
16th September – URBAN OUTLOOK (11/1)
With the stiffer test set to suit, this Andrew Balding trained stayer improved again under David Probert to cling on close home.
16th September – SANDRINE (11/2)
As was hoped, this Balding trained mare reversed the form with Spycatcher under a superb ride from Oisin Murphy.
14th September – BLOWN AWAY (2/1)
This Gosden trained colt caught the eye on his previous start at Newmarket and made no mistake in getting off the mark under Hollie Doyle over the extra furlong. A colt with plenty of potential.
13th September – LET LIFE HAPPEN (Evens)
With the form off this fillies’ Kempton race having worked out well she quickened up nicely under Richard Kingscote to put the race to bed in good style.
7th September – SAPPHIRE SEAS (4/1)
With this Charlie Appleby trained fillies’ form standing out like a sore thumb, she defied the market drift under Will Buick in the style of a filly with plenty more to come.
7th September – FRANKNESS (13/2)
Having been unlucky on her two most recent outings, this Balding trained filly bounced back with a career best at Salisbury under Oisin Murphy.
6th September – LADY WORMSLEY (8/1)
With the cheekpieces on, this filly was given a superb ride by Oisin Murphy to get up close home having taken the brave mans route up the inside.
6th September – AKKADIAN THUNDER (5/1)
This Varian trained horse rewarded good support to land the spoils under David Egan, showing a bright turn of foot in the process. He looks a horse with a bright future.
4th September – FIVE TOWNS (7/4)
This Haggas trained fillies form had worked out well and she duly obliged on just her second start over the mile having been well supported to do so.
2nd September – MUSICAL TRIBUTE (13/2)
On a red letter day for members, we were treated to an excellent front-running ride from George Wood on this Harry Eustace trained filly with the headgear having worked the oracle.
2nd September – AABLAN (3/1)
A tremendous ride from Will Buick to get this Charlie Appleby trained horse up on the line in the Solario Stakes.
2nd September – MASTER ZOFFANY (10/1)
This Richard Fahey trained horse added to his excellent form at the track with a comprehensive success under Billy Garritty.
1st September – ART DE VIVRE (13/8)
With the step up in trip set to suit, this Charlie Fellowes trained horse bolted up under Will Buick and looks a stayer to keep on side.
29th August – UNLIMITED (5/2)
A smart performance from this Haggas trained horse who was having his first run in a handicap since being gelded.
26th August – PASSENGER (3/1)
With the form of his Dante 3rd earlier in the year having been franked, this Stoute trained colt bounced back down in grade as expected under Richard Kingscote.
24th August – NIGIRI (5/1)
A dominant display from this Ralph Beckett trained filly who powered clear at York to blow apart what looked a competitive handicap on paper.
15th August – PINAFORE (10/1)
This Haggas trained filly bounced back in the first-time cheekpieces to score with a bit to spare under James Doyle. Excellent information yet again!
14th August – CLOUD COVER (3/1)
This Tate trained filly made a successful start to handicaps under Neil Callan as expected.
10th August – WARREN HILL (2/1)
Having just been denied by a horse that had franked the form since, this Roger Varian trained filly made no mistakes under Ray Dawson, scoring with plenty in hand.
3rd August – VANDEEK (6/4)
Having handled the soft ground, this Crisford trained colt took the step up into Group company in his stride, looking a potential top-class horse in the making.
28th July – SAY HELLO (13/2)
With the headgear applied and softer ground in this fillies favour, she made an impressive handicap debut under James Doyle and looks sure to go on improving this season.
28th July – ALHAMBRA PALACE (5/2)
Having had a torrid run around Epsom last time in a small field, this Haggas trained gelding bounced back with a clear-cut career best under David Probert.
22nd July – SWEET MEMORIES (3/1)
On a good day for the Gosden stable, this filly confirmed her debut promise from last year with a smart reappearance for owners/breeders Lordship Stud.
22nd July – SWEET WILLIAM (10/3)
This Gosden trained horse improved for the longer trip as anticipated, bolting up under Robert Havlin despite a wide trip throughout.
21st July – NIGIRI (11/8)
With her form having worked out well, this Ralph Beckett trained filly dotted up on her handicap debut under Dougie Costello
19th July – DIAMOND VEGA (2/1)
Having edged down in both the weights and in class, this Ralph Beckett trained filly made the most of what looked a good opportunity under Rossa Ryan
18th July – QUEEN EMMA (5/2)
Given a strong mention, this Haggas trained filly improved for the longer trip as expected, scoring by a length under Tom Marquand.
14th July – LIVE YOUR DREAM (5/2)
This Bin Suroor trained horse built on his highly encouraging Ascot run, taking this race for the second time in the space of 2 years under Kevin Stott.
7th July – KYLIAN (5/2)
A devastating performance from this Karl Burke trained colt who made light work of what looked a decent Listed field on paper.
4th July – BERAZ (10/3)
This Julie Camacho trained horse confirmed the promise he showed on his stable debut, scoring with a bit to spare under Graham Lee.
1st July – AZTEC EMPIRE (28/1)
A fine run from this Andrew Balding trained horse to finish 3rd in the Northumberland Plate. A big performance and a horse to keep on side for the remainder of the season.
25th June – VOODOO QUEEN (5/1)
Having posted a career best in the Bronte Cup, this filly took her form up a notch in taking her first Listed contest.
24th June – RUSSET GOLD (2/1)
This Roger Varian trained horse had improved plenty since his reappearance and scored with a bit to spare under David Egan. A well handicapped horse and one to keep on side.
22nd June – DOCKLANDS (13/2)
Having always been well regarded, this Harry Eustace trained horse showed us his adaptability when it comes to ground, finding plenty for pressure under Hayley Turner to take the Britannia.
21st June – KYLIAN (5/2)
Having bumped into a very smart newcomer last time, this Karl Burke trained 2-y-o made amends in emphatic style under P J McDonald
9th June – FRANKNESS (7/4)
Having had excuses at Chester from wide draws, this Andrew Balding trained filly made no mistakes in getting her head back in front at Goodwood under Harry Davies.
7th June – NEW ENDEAVOUR (11/4)
Having caught the eye on his seasonal return at York, this Roger Varian trained horse showed a smart turn of foot to put the race to bed in good style under David Egan.
1st June – FLYING FRONTIER (10/3)
A superb start to the new month for members as this James Tate trained colt defied a late market drift to score with some authority under Clifford Lee.
1st June – LADY EROS (11/4)
Back on a sounder surface and back down in trip, this Gosden trained filly scored with a bit to spare under Oisin Murphy.
30th May – GOLDEN MIND (9/2)
This Richard Fahey trained horse caused a small upset on his second start, taking a considerable step forward over the extra furlong as expected. Reports were favourable ones and they certainly weren’t wrong!
25th May – ROBERTO ESCOBARR (11/4)
Having come on plenty from his outing earlier in the year, this Haggas trained stayer made all the running under Richard Kingscote, showing a good attitude in the process.
18th May – FOX JOURNEY (9/2)
With some good novice form in the book, this Stoute trained horse made a successful handicap debut under Harry Davies with a bit to spare.
18th May – THE FOXES (7/1)
Having needed his comeback run in the Craven, this exciting colt relished the step up in distance under Oisin Murphy, scoring with a bit to spare in the Dante. The Derby could be on the agenda next for this progressive type.
6th May – ELITE STATUS (6/5)
A smooth success for this Karl Burke trained colt by Havana Grey who scored with any amount in hand on debut. An exciting prospect!
3rd May – CHASING APHRODITE (12/1)
A fantastic result for the in-form Harry Eustace stable as this lightly raced colt showed the benefit of a breathing operation, finding plenty for pressure under Pierre Louis-Jamin.
28th April – WONDER LEGEND (5/2)
A dominant display from this James Ferguson trained horse who powered through the soft ground under a confident ride from Daniel Muscutt.
28th April – BILL SILVERS (2/1)
This Harry Eustace trained colt showed the benefit of his first run with a gutsy display at Doncaster under Danny Tudhope. A horse to follow for the season.
27th April – BELIEVING (7/2)
This George Boughey trained filly appreciated the drop back in trip as expected following her run in the Nell Gwyn and duly obliged under a fantastic ride from James Doyle.
19th April – SILVER LADY (6/4)
Another success at the Rowley Mile for the Appleby/Buick combination – this time with a well-regarded filly. An impressive debut and one to follow this year!
18th April – OTTOMAN FLEET (15/8)
Having been well supported throughout the day, Ottoman Fleet didn’t disappoint, scoring with a bit to spare under Will Buick to take the feature Earl of Sefton Stakes.
18th April – MAJESTIC PRIDE (2/1)
We kicked off the Craven Meeting in style as this Charlie Appleby trained horse found extra where it mattered to make a successful reappearance under Will Buick.
17th April – ASSESSMENT (11/4)
Given a strong mention on the members page, this Sir Michael Stoute trained horse had some rock-solid form in the book which included a half-length 2nd to Manaafith last season. Having weaved his way through the pack in the final furlong, he scored with a bit to spare under Richard Kingscote.
13th April – JOYFUL ACT / ROCK CHARM (8/1)
With the Charlie Appleby trained Joyful Act having improved plenty since her debut and Rock Charm still felt to be well treated by the Ian Williams yard, clients were rewarded with an 8/1 double.
13th April – BANBRIDGE (2/1)
Having swerved Cheltenham due to the soft ground, connections had their patience rewarded as this Joseph O’Brien trained horse bolted up at Aintree in the Grade 1 Manifesto Novices’ Chase.
10th April – ACTION POINT (5/4)
Not a big price by our standards, but this Archie Watson trained newcomer made a successful debut for first-season sire Blue Point and looks a potential Royal Ascot type!
9th April – THE JUKEBOX MAN (4/1)
The Ben Pauling stable struck again as this horse left his debut form well behind, bolting up in his Ffos Las bumper in the style of a useful horse.
7th April – NOTRE BELLE BETE (11/2)
This Andrew Balding trained horse took a big step forward in the Easter Classic with what was a career best effort under Oisin Murphy back up in trip to 1m2f. An exciting handicapper for the season ahead.
5th April – PAPA RICCO (9/2)
With the Sean Woods stable in such good form, it was no surprise to see this horse take the step forward expected with the big step up in trip on his handicap debut seeing a much-improved performance
2nd April – EL RIO (5/2)
Having fallen when having the race at his mercy on his stable debut, this Kim Bailey trained horse made amends under David Bass with a thoroughly dominant display.
30th March – HOUSTON TEXAS (11/2)
Having failed to stay the marathon trip in the Eider Chase, this Nicky Richard’s trained horse took advantage of the drop in grade/trip under Sean Quinlan.
25th March – BONTTAY (13/8)
With a hurdles mark of 110 felt to underestimate her, this Fergal O’Brien trained mare took the step forward expected in the first-time cheekpieces, scoring with plenty in hand.
23/03/2023 – AMRONS SAGE (5/2)
Having caught the eye on his last start, this Nicky Henderson trained horse took the step forward anticipated, scoring with a bit to spare under Nico de Boinville.
22/03/2023 – BROOMFIELD PRESENT (9/1)
With the first-time visor applied, this Kim Bailey trained horse bounced back with a big performance under David Bass – a proper staying type with a bright future.
20/03/2023 – JOE DADANCER (5/4)
This Ben Pauling trained horse had always been held in very high regard and it was understandably relief all round for connections as he got off the mark in good style under Luca Morgan.
17/03/2023 – ESTIDAMA (5/2)
This Haggas trained filly confirmed herself well treated from an opening mark of 78, scoring in good style under Daniel Muscutt at Newcastle.
15/03/2023 – THE REAL WHACKER (8/1)
A fantastic result for trainer Patrick Neville as this seven-year old made it 3 from 3 over the fences in a fine front-running ride from Sam Twiston-Davies to take the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase.
04/03/2023 – ICONIC MOMENT (2/1)
With the Tate yard in flying form, members were treated to another good result as this horses class came through to see him get up on the line despite having to come off a muddling pace.
02/03/2023 – IMAGINARY WORLD (2/1)
Another good result for the Tate stable as this horse was well supported on his handicap debut under Rossa Ryan.
28/02/2023 – REGAL EMPIRE (8/1)
A lovely result to round off the month as this James Tate trained horse improved plenty for the longer trip to get the better of his shorter priced stablemate.
20/02/2023 – CANBERRA LEGEND (5/4)
An impressive debut performance from this James Ferguson trained colt who bolted up under Daniel Muscutt despite signs of greenness.
18/02/2023 – FLOATING SPIRIT / QUEEN REGENT (2/1)
A nice double landed on the day thanks to two above average fillies from the Balding and Gosden yards.
18/02/2023 – POLITACUS (15/2)
With this Fergal O’Brien trained horse having the benefit of several runs under her belt, she took her form to a new level under Paddy Brennan, getting off the mark in good style under a far more positive ride.
11/02/2023 – DIVINE RAPTURE / HULLNBACK (5/2 double)
Another nice double landed for the weekend as Divine Rapture made a successful debut for the Tate yard whilst Hullnback confirmed himself as a leading novice for the Fergal O’Brien as expected.
10/02/2023 – CRAMBO / BIG NARSTIE (9/2 double)
With Crambo having had a breathing operation and Big Narstie having dropped to a workable mark, both yards were confident their runners would take the beating and so that proved the case as a nice double was landed in the process for members.
07/02/2023 – BIT HARSH (15/8)
This Alan King trained horse was backed off the boards into clear favourite to follow up and record the hatrick in good style under Rossa Ryan. A progressive handicapper that looks sure to go on improving this year.
04/02/2023 – ANNAF (13/8)
With this Mick Appleby trained horse arriving into this year’s Kachy Stakes in sensational form, he followed up as expected under a confident ride from Rossa Ryan despite a slow start.
30/01/2023 – UNIT SIXTYFOUR (6/4)
Having landed us a 32/1 double on New Years Eve, this Ben Pauling trained horse followed up in emphatic style as expected despite the 12lb rise in the weights.
27/01/2023 – STORMINHOME (11/8)
This Ben Pauling trained horse benefited from the drop back in trip as expected and found plenty for pressure on the run-in under Kielan Woods
25/01/2023 – SILVER NIGHTFALL (6/1)
This Gay Kelleway trained filly showed an excellent attitude to get off the mark at the third time of asking under Luke Morris, making the long journey North a worthwhile one!
20/01/2023 – HERETIC (9/1)
This Hugo Palmer trained handicap debutant was given an excellent front-running ride by Ross Coakley to score with a bit to spare.
16/01/2023 – MARMARA STAR (11/2)
A sensational result via the George Boughey yard as this filly by Golden Horn improved for the step up in trip as anticipated
14/01/2023 – GREY DAWNING (9/2)
This Dan Skelton trained horse delivered the goods again for members, relishing the heavy ground at Warwick. A progressive looking handicapper and one to keep on side!
13/01/2023 – SUDDEN AMBUSH (5/4)
With some solid course form in the book, this Andrew Balding trained Cracksman colt made all and scored with plenty to spare.
09/01/2023 – HELLO QUEEN (10/3)
This Kevin Ryan trained filly left her debut form well behind, overcoming a wide draw to score with something to spare in the end.
08/01/2023 – EHTEYAT + BERKSHIRE PHANTOM (9/2 double)
A George Boughey / Andrew Balding double landed on the Sunday card at Southwell
06/01/2023 – EGBERT (5/2)
With the benefit of experience, this Alan King trained novice hurdler made light work of the short-priced Henderson favourite.
05/01/2023 – DEMILION (15/8)
An impressive handicap debut from this Charlie Johnston trained horse, scoring with plenty to spare under Joanna Mason.
31/12/2022 – MISTER WATSON (4/1)
On the final day of 2022, we were treated to a 33/1 double courtesy of Mister Watson rounding off an excellent day for the Ben Pauling yard.
31/12/2022 – UNIT SIXTYFOUR (5/1)
A sensational front-running ride on this Ben Pauling trained chaser, who made all under Lorcan Williams. A chaser to keep on side.
26/12/2022 – GREY DAWNING (2/1)
This Dan Skelton trained horse was backed as if defeat was out of the question and duly obliged in the end despite making a hash of the final flight under Harry Skelton.
26/12/2022 – CONQUISTADOR (15/8)
This ex-Gosden trained horse showed the improvement expected on his first start for the Boughey yard since being gelded. Dropped in trip, he found plenty under Will Buick to get off the mark with something to spare.
20/12/2022 – CEANNA (13/8)
This Gosden trained filly made amends for an unfortunate defeat last time out, finding plenty under Robert Havlin despite racing keenly throughout.
19/12/2022 – ZEALOT (13/8)
Backed off the boards into 4/5 as if defeat was out of the question this Mick Appleby trained horse defined the quick turnaround with a front-running display under Will Buick to score in good style.
16/12/2022 – WIGMORE STREET (6/4)
Having missed two prior engagements due to abandoned meetings, this Simon & Ed Crisford trained colt blew apart the field with an impressive debut under James Doyle. A smart horse and one to keep on side for next season.
15/12/2022 – BLIND BEGGAR (5/1)
Despite taking a walk in the market this Mick Appleby trained horse made a successful debut for his new yard under Theodore Ladd.
14/12/2022 – MASO BASTIE (7/4)
Despite showing clear signs of greenness, this James Fanshawe trained son of Churchill got up in the dying strides under Will Buick.
09/12/2022 – RATHMACKNEE (5/1)
With this Henderson trained horse having caught the eye before the saddle slipped at the final flight last time he gained his compensation under Paul O’Brien in good style
08/12/2022 – BEELZEBUB (5/2)
This James Ferguson trained horse made the most of his experience under Daniel Muscutt, putting the race to bed in good style on just his third outing.
03/12/2022 – MIGHTY RIVER (15/8)
This James Tate trained colt showed the improvement expected on just his third start, relishing the longer trip to score with a bit to spare under Rossa Ryan.
03/12/2022 – MANOTHEPOPLE (9/4)
Under a confident ride from Paddy Brennan this chaser jumped soundly and fended off all challengers. A horse to follow this season over the fences!
03/12/2022 – TOP TARGET (11/2)
Having run well in his bumper, this Kim Bailey trained horse took a big step forward on his hurdling debut, getting the better of the odds-on favourite in good style.
30/11/2022 – HULLNBACK (13/8)
This well-regarded novice hurdler improved on his seasonal debut with a commanding success under Paddy Brennan.
26/11/2022 – MALINELLO (11/4)
An excellent training performance from Ben Pauling to get this chaser to win off the back of a layoff. A handicapper to follow this season.
24/11/2022 – GIVEGA (5/4)
A very smart performance from this Gary Moore trained novice hurdler who bolted up on his rules debut. An exciting prospect for the season ahead.
20/11/2022 – BANGERS AND CASH (8/1)
A good punt landed with this Ben Pauling trained chaser who was well supported and duly obliged, bolting up by 15 lengths.
20/11/2022 – PUNCTUATION (13/8)
With the Fergal O’Brien yard in good form, this horse resumed progress from last season with a successful re-appearence under Paddy Brennan. A handicapper to follow.
18/11/2022 – CRAMBO (3/1)
A very smart hurdling debut from this Fergal O’Brien trained horse who came from a long way back to score with a bit to spare. A smart novice going forward this season.
12/11/2022 – MISSED THE CUT (7/4)
This George Boughey trained colt produced a remarkable closing furlong, getting up on the line and breaking the track record in the process under Jim Crowley
11/11/2022 – CHESS PIECE (10/3)
This Simon & Ed Crisford trained colt by Nathaniel stamped his class on a competitive looking field, making a successful debut in the style of a horse destined for better things as a three-year old next year.
08/11/2022 – ICONIC MOMENT (7/4)
Having made a successful debut, this James Tate trained colt followed up under the penalty at Chelmsford in effortless style under Neil Callan.
05/11/2022 – MISS SARAJEVO (5/1)
With this Richard Spencer trained filly having improved plenty since her Newmarket debut, she showed a good attitude to fend off the odds-on fave under Hayley Turner.
05/11/2022 – MODERN GAMES (2/1)
Trainer Charlie Appleby enjoyed yet another excellent Breeders’ Cup and with this horse felt to be their best chance of the meeting, he didn’t disappoint under Will Buick, quickening clear to put the race to bed in good style.
31/10/2022 – PAWAPURI (6/5)
With an opening mark of 80 felt to be a lenient one this Haggas trained horse got motoring late on under Cieren Fallon to make a successful handicap debut.
27/10/2022 – PENNYMOOR (15/2)
Having been carefully prepared for a repeat bid at the Eden Fillies’ Stakes at Lingfield, this Gosden trained filly went one better under James Doyle.
25/10/2022 – CHIANTI CLASSICO (4/1)
With the National Hunt season now in full swing, we took advantage again with a good message for this Kim Bailey trained horse who outjumped the short priced favourite on his hurdling debut under David Bass.
24/10/2022 – AWAAL (15/8)
This Crisford trained handicap debutant had the form in the book to suggest he was well treated and that proved to be the case as he bolted up under James Doyle by four lengths.
24/10/2022 – TFOU (3/1)
With this Nicky Richard’s trained horse making his handicap debut from what connections felt to be a fair mark, this six-year old powered home to get up a shade cosily in the end under Brian Hughes
21/10/2022 – KANAKAM (5/2)
Turned out under the penalty, this George Boughey trained horse followed up under Kevin Stott in gutsy fashion.
19/10/2022 – MOUNT ATHOS (3/1)
With his form having worked out well, the Tate yard were bullish on this colts chances off what looked a workable opening mark. That proved to be the case as he drew clear of what looks a decent field on paper in the style of a pattern-class horse.
17/10/2022 – KENSINGTON (6/4)
Having taken a few days off we hit straight back with this Gosden trained filly who just about made all under Colin Storey
09/10/2022 – PEEFECT ALIBI (3/1)
This Haggas trained horse, owned by the King, overcame a wide draw and bolted up at Yarmouth under Tom Marquand
08/10/2022 – ALPHA CAPTURE (11/4)
With his Doncaster form having worked out well, this William Haggas trained horse followed up in a thriller under Tom Marquand, getting up on the line in a photo-finish.
07/10/2022 – WILD LION (15/8)
Having taken the same race last year off a 5lb lower mark, this Saaed Bin Suroor trained horse followed up a year later under a confident ride from Louis Steward.
07/10/2022 – POGO (3/1)
With everything in his favour, this Charlie Hills trained five-year old was backed off the boards and duly obliged under a front-running ride from Will Buick.
01/10/2022 – COLD CASE (5/2)
This Karl Burke trained colt took full advantage of the drop in grade as he ran away with the Two Year Old Redcar Listed Trophy under Clifford Lee in good style.
29/09/2022 – SONNERIE POWER (5/2)
This Varian trained horse had been gelded since his last outing in July and made a mockery of an opening mark of 75 on his handicap debut under Jack Mitchell.
27/09/2022 – UNITED APPROACH (11/10)
This James Tate trained colt improved plenty on his debut outing at Ascot and with the form having worked out well he got off the mark with the minimum of fuss under P J McDonald.
22/09/2022 – NOSTRUM (9/4)
This Sir Michael Stoute trained colt took the step up into Group company in his stride and looks a horse destined for bigger and better things.
22/09/2022 – AZURE BLUE (9/4)
With this Michael Dod’s trained filly having caught the eye last time out, she made amends under a strong ride from Paul Mulrenan
17/09/2022 – MITBAAHY (6/1)
Having failed to handle Goodwood on his last start, this colt set the record straight, scoring in Group 3 company under David Egan. A sprinter going places!
13/09/2022 – ZOOLOGY (13/2)
This James Ferguson trained colt by Zoustar made a taking debut under Cieren Fallon, shaping like a pattern-class performer in the making.
12/09/2022 – IRRESISTABLE (9/2)
In the first-time blinkers, this filly got a positive ride from Cieren Fallon to shed her maiden tag.
03/09/2022 – ALWAYS TOMORROW (4/1)
Punted off the boards, this James Tate trained newcomer came with a late rattle under Callum Rodriguez to get up in a thrilling finish.
03/09/2022 – NEW ENDEAVOUR (13/8)
With his opening mark felt to be a lenient one, this Roger Varian trained colt came with a late challenge under Jack Mitchell to get up on the line.
03/09/2022 – MYSTIC PEARL (10/3)
This Haggas trained filly improved for the extra furlong as anticipated and fended off the favourite in gutsy fashion under Stevie Donohue.
01/09/2022 – LIR SPECIALE (7/2)
Having been given a breathing operation, this Roger Varian trained colt proved well treated as he got his head back in front under Ray Dawson with the promise of more to come.
30/08/2022 – STAR PLAYER (11/4)
With this Simon & Ed Crisford trained gelding making his handicap debut off what connections felt was a lenient opening mark, he stayed on strongest of all to get off the mark under Harry Burns.
26/08/2022 – TUXEDO JUNCTION (6/4)
Having been punted off the boards, this James Fanshawe trained colt found plenty for pressure in the early stages to get off the mark at the fourth time of asking.
24/08/2022 – MOOJDEE (5/2)
Having done well for the break, this Roger Varian trained colt got the better of the odds-on favourite in good style at Kempton. A promising type and one to keen on side.
18/08/2022 – SHOULDVEBEENARING (3/1)
This Richard Hannon trained colt produced a remarkable turn of foot to get up on the line under Sean Levey. A sprinter to follow!
17/08/2022 – ALFRED BOUHCER (6/1)
Having finished runner-up on his last two starts, the Ian Williams yard were confident of a bold show from this new recruit to the yard. Under a confident ride from Will Buick, he cantered into contention before pulling clear in the style of a smart stayer.
17/08/2022 – CHALDEAN (11/2)
With the form of his Newbury novice having worked out so well, this Andrew Balding trained colt took a significant step forward to take the Group 3 Acomb in good style under Ryan Moore.
16/08/2022 – WILLEM TWEE / GLAM DE VEGA (4/1)
With both of these felt to be well ahead of their marks, the pair bolted up with the minimum of fuss to land a nice multiple in the process.
15/08/2022 – AL HAKEEM (15/8)
With this colt having some rock-solid Group 1 form in the book connections were bullish he was overpriced and they were proved correct as he was backed off the boards to score with a bit to spare.
10/08/2022 – CELTIC CHAMPION (11/4)
This Andrew Balding trained colt had always been held in high regard and showed us why with a dominant performance on just his third outing under Jason Watson.
06/08/2022 – HAMAKI (9/2)
Our exceptional run of form continued as this Haggas trained horse found for pressure in the closing stages to follow up under Jamie Spencer on Shergar Cup day.
03/08/2022 – CAPH STAR (9/2)
Having needed his debut, this Roger Varian trained colt improved markedly under David Egan, scoring with something to spare.
01/08/2022 – SHAMPION (7/2)
Having been unlucky not to have finished closer on his previous start, this Roger Varian trained horse set the record straight, bolting up over the two furlong longer trip.
01/08/2022 – DUBAI JEMIRA (11/8)
With the Kevin Ryan yard having done us numerous favours over the course of the season, they did so again with this filly who built on her debut 4th up in trip to show an excellent attitude under pressure under Tom Eaves
30/07/2022 – SEA LA ROSA (9/4)
This William Haggas trained filly improved for the longer trip as expected, coming away in good style under Tom Marquand to take the Group 2 Lillie Langtry.
29/07/2022 – REBEL’S ROMANCE (5/4)
Carrying maximum stable confidence, this Charlie Appleby trained horse found plenty for pressure in the closing stages, continuing what had been a good week for the yard at Goodwood.
28/07/2022 – NEW LONDON (15/8)
With this horse once felt to have been good enough for the Derby, he made light work of a decent looking field to take the Gordon Stakes in style under Will Buick.
23/07/2022 – CATCH THE PADDY (9/4)
The Kevin Ryan yard felt this colt was well ahead of his mark and that proved to be the case as he stretched out to score comfortably under Kevin Stott.
23/07/2022 – LEZOO (7/4)
Dropping in class, this Ralph Beckett trained filly took the Princess of Margaret Stakes in good style under Frankie Dettori despite a poor draw.
21/07/2022 – AMANZOE / WILLEM TWEE (11/4)
With both of these horses felt to be well ahead of their marks, the confidence was matched by the volume of support as the pair scored with plenty to spare.
With both of these horses felt to be well ahead of their marks, the confidence was matched by the volume of support as the pair scored with plenty to spare.
15/07/2022 – FLORAL SPLENDOUR (7/2)
Having been found what looked a good opportunity, the James Tate yard struck again for us as this daughter of Farhh scored with any amount in hand on debut.
15/07/2022 – CHATEAU (3/1)
Having run so well in the Windsor Castle at Ascot this Andrew Balding trained colt scored with a bit to spare despite encountering trouble in running.
15/07/2022 – PERFECT ALIBI (11/4)
With this fillies form on her penultimate start having worked out very well, she bounced straight back from a no-show at Royal Ascot to make all under Tom Marquand with a bit to spare.
12/07/2022 – MOBADRA (15/8)
Having done well for the winter/spring break and having gone well fresh in the past, this Roger Varian trained filly made a successful return to action under Andrea Atzeni.
12/07/2022 – PRINCESS NAOMI (9/4)
This Rod Millman trained filly followed up with a bit to spare under the penalty, continuing the yards fine run of form.
09/07/2022 – ROYAL ACLAIM (8/1)
This filly was felt to be a very classy type and she proved to be just that, bolting up at York in Listed company in the style of a horse going places.
07/07/2022 – YIBIR / MIGHTY ULYSSES (9/2)
With both the Charlie Appleby and John Gosden yards fancying their chances on the first day of the July Festival, the pair proved far too good in the land under Will Buick and Frankie Dettori.
07/07/2022 – RAZEYNA (11/4)
This filly was felt to be well treated on her handicap debut and relished the drop back in trip to score with a bit to spare despite meeting trouble in running.
07/07/2022 – PERSIAN FORCE (15/8)
This Richard Hannon trained colt has always been held in the highest regard and went one better than his 2nd in the Coventry at Ascot with a comprehensive display in the July Stakes.
01/07/2022 – GOLDEN VOICE (6/4) / QUEEN ME (6/4)
With Golden Voice still felt to be some way ahead of his mark, this Haggas trained horse followed up in good style under Tom Marquand whilst Queen Me followed suit on debut for the Kevin Ryan yard.
30/06/2022 – WODETON (10/3)
This Andrew Balding trained runner took advantage of the drop in class and trip, scoring with plenty to spare under John Egan.
30/06/2022 – HAMAKI (9/2)
On just his second start back following a gelding operation, this Haggas trained horse relished the longer trip under Tom Marquand, rounding off an excellent day for the yard.
30/06/2022 – SOULCOMBE (5/1)
Bred in the purple being by Frankel out of Ribbons, this Haggas trained horse made a mockery of an opening mark of 68 in the first time blinkers under Tom Marquand
25/06/2022 – SENSE OF DUTY (9/4)
This William Haggas trained filly took a huge step forward from her previous success, taking the Group 3 Chipchase Stakes in style under Tom Marquand. She looks a sprinter going places!
24/06/2022 – PURE DIGNITY (11/4)
This well-bred filly by Dubawi made taking debut under David Egan, getting the better of the short-priced favourite despite obvious signs of greenness.
24/06/2022 – CROACHILL (10/3)
Having improved plenty from her debut, this filly by Churchill scored with plenty to spare under a confident ride from Cameron Noble.
22/06/2022 – NEW DEFINITION (11/4)
This colt took the step forward it was felt he would over the extra furlong, scoring in clearcut style under Neil Callan.
22/06/2022 – FIRST OFFICER (11/8)
With the longer trip set to suit, this Roger Varian trained colt found plenty for pressure in the closing stages to get off the mark.
18/06/2022 – MISSED THE CUT (11/4)
This George Boughey trained colt strung out a competitive looking Ascot field in the style of a pattern class performer
17/06/2022 – PERFECT POWER (4/1)
An Ascot specialist, this Richard Fahey trained horse bolted up in the Commonwealth Cup under Christophe Soumillon
17/06/2022 – CANDLEFORD (7/1)
Having been prepared for a crack at the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes, connections weren’t left disappointed as this Haggas trained gelding drew clear of the field in clearcut style under Tom Marquand
16/06/2022 – DRAMATISED (11/4)
This Karl Burke trained filly produced an electric display in the Queen Mary and looks a very exciting filly for the future
11/06/2022 – OUTGATE (3/1)
With some excellent course form in the book, this Kubler trained horse posted a career best to score with a bit to spare under an excellent ride from Richard Kingscote.
07/06/2022 – PETER THE GREAT (2/1)
With the first-time blinkers applied this Gosden trained horse took his form to a new level, posting a career best under Robert Havlin
05/06/2022 – PURPLEPAY (13/8)
Having acquitted herself well in the Irish 1,000 Guineas this William Haggas trained filly capitalised on the drop in grade in good style, bolting up under Tom Marquand over in France.
03/06/2022 – ROYAL CHAMPION (14/1)
Having been gelded since an underwhelming run at Doncaster, this Roger Varian trained horse bounced back to his best, trouncing a competitive looking handicap at Epsom under Andrea Atzeni.
01/06/2022 – KITSUNE POWER (3/1)
Having been given a poor ride last time out from a difficult draw, this Roger Varian trained horse made amends, bolting up under Ray Dawson in a good time at Nottingham.
29/05/2022 – CLEARPOINT (11/8)
A well-regarded Richard Fahey trained colt, this horse produced an impressive turn of foot to put the race to bed in good style under Oisin Orr.
28/05/2022 – BOARDMAN (9/4)
Arriving into this race in the form of his life, this Tim Easterby trained horse gained a back-to-back success in this contest under David Allan
28/05/2022 – CHATEAU (10/3)
This well-regarded Andrew Balding trained colt overcame a troubled passage to score with a bit to spare under Will Buick
28/05/2022 – VIOLA (16/1)
Despite getting very little luck in running, this James Fanshawe trained mare saw off her race well to reward good each way support.
21/05/2022 – WHOPUTFIFTYINYOU (15/2)
With an end-to-end gallop assured, this Clive Cox trained horse maintained his unblemished record, staying on well from off the pace to make it 4 from
21/05/2022 – VALLEY FORGE (9/2)
Stepped up in trip to two-miles this Andrew Balding trained horse found plenty for pressure under David Probert.
20/05/2022 – SENSE OF DUTY (9/4)
Having worked exceptionally well in recent weeks, the in-form Haggas yard got the run they had hoped for from this filly who got the better of top-rated Flotus in a battle all the way to the line.
19/05/2022 – MY PROSPERO (9/4)
Having scored in good style at Newbury, this Haggas trained colt found plenty for pressure under Tom Marquand to score with a bit to spare at Sandown in the Listed Heron Stakes. Next stop Royal Ascot.
17/05/2022 – YONAFIS / CANTEBURY BELL (7/2)
Both horses were felt to be well ahead of their respective handicap marks which proved the case as the pair continued the purple patch of the Haggas yard.
14/07/2022 – TIBER FLOW (5/2)
This William Haggas trained colt held on under a power-packed ride under Tom Marquand at Newbury. Next stop Royal Ascot.
11/07/2022 – GAASSEE (13/8)
Having made relentless progress last season, this Haggas trained colt was expected to take this York handicap before heading to the Hardwicke Stakes at Ascot and did so in good style in the end under Tom Marquand.
07/05/2022 – JUAN DE MONTALBAN (8/1)
With the form of his previous run having worked out extremely well this lightly raced four-year old found plenty under Danny Tudhope to score by a four length margin.
07/05/2022 – HEBRIDES (11/8)
This William Haggas trained colt followed up under the penalty despite meeting trouble in running. The Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes at Royal Ascot is now reportedly the target.
06/05/2022 – FLAMING RIB (6/4)
With the Hugo Palmer yard having enjoyed a good week at Chester, it got better as Flaming Rib found plenty for pressure under Ben Curtis to take this conditions race with a bit to spare.
04/05/2022 – EVER GIVEN (11/4)
This Hugo Palmer trained horse, formerly trained by Tom Dascombe, pinged the gates and it was game over for the rest of the field in what was a procession under Danny Tudhope.
01/05/2022 – MITBAAHY (2/1)
Having done very well physically for the winter break, this Roger Varian trained colt found plenty for pressure to score with a bit in hand.
01/05/2022 – FORZA ORTA (7/4)
Having improved from his re-appearance, this Kevin Ryan trained four-year old showed a good attitude to get up under a strong ride from Rowan Scott.
28/04/2022 – DAYTONA LADY (2/1)
The Sean Woods yard felt this 2-y-o filly was well above average and that proved to be the case as she found plenty for pressure under Ryan Moore to make a successful debut.
26/04/2022 – AKHU NAJLA (5/4)
Having finished 2nd for us last year, reports for this Roger Varian trained colt were glowing ones. He scored with plenty in hand and looks potentially Royal Ascot bound!
23/04/2022 – GREANETEEN (6/4)
With an exceptional record at Sandown, the Paul Nicholls yard were confident that this horse could add to that in the Celebration Chase. He did so emphatically in the end, eased down by 12 lengths under Harry Cobden.
19/04/2022 – BLUEBERRY HILL (9/4)
With the longer trip set suit this colt, he took the step forward the Gosden yard felt he would, finding plenty for pressure under Frankie Dettori to score with a bit in hand.
16/04/2022 – MY PROSPERO (2/1)
Having reportedly done very well for the winter break, this William Haggas trained colt was expected to get off the mark under Tom Marquand, which he did in good style when push came to shove. A colt to keep on side this season.
12/04/2022 – EDUCATOR (11/4)
A progressive colt owned by the Queen, he did well to overcome trouble in running to get up on the line under Tom Marquand. A handicapper to keep on side this season.
07/04/2022 – LE BREUIL (25/1)
Although not quite up to living with the front-three, this Ben Pauling trained horse ran a cracker to finish 4th in the Foxhunters’ Chase for decent place returns.
07/04/2022 – EPATANTE (2/1)
Having run a blinder at Cheltenham, this Henderson trained mare was felt to be back to her very best. That very much proved to be the case as she produced an electric display, bolting up in the Grade 1 Aintree Hurdle.
02/04/2022 – DUSART (9/4)
Once again the Henderson yard struck with this progressive chaser who was taking a big drop in grade.
01/04/2022 – BLAIRGOWRIE (5/2)
With the Nicky Henderson yard in excellent form it was felt that this horse was well ahead of his mark now taking a much needed step up in trip which proved the case as he pulled out plenty late on having just about made all under Nico de Boinville.
30/03/2022 – SHANTOU EXPRESS (12/1)
The Kim Bailey yard had been ticking along nicely over the past week or two and under an excellent ride from David Bass, this horse took advantage of his declining mark in authoritative style.
26/03/2022 – PERSIAN FORCE (Evens)
Recommended with a raised stake, this Richard Hannon trained debutant didn’t disappoint, bolting up by 5 lengths. He looks Royal Ascot material.
23/03/2022 – VALSHEDA (6/4)
This lightly raced chaser pulled out plenty under James Bowen and remains open to further improvement over the fences.
20/03/2022 – STARVOSKI (10/1)
This Kim Bailey trained mare relished the return to the smaller obstacles under David Bass, routing her opposition in the process.
18/03/2022 – PARC D’AMOUR (12/1)
This Kim Bailey trained son of Walk in the Palk had always been well regarded, and despite a belated debut, he scored in good style under David Bass rewarded some heavy support in the process.
15/03/2022 – EDWARDSTONE (11/4)
This Alan King trained chaser had done us many favours this season, culminating with a foot-perfect round of jumping in the Arkle. A sensational performance.
11/03/2022 – ILLUMINATED (11/4)
With the step up in trip suit to suit this Roger Varian trained colt, he reversed the placings with Government in good style and remains a horse to follow.
05/03/2022 – PUNCTUATION (15/8)
Having dotted up on his stable debut the reports for this ex-flat trained horse suggested he was still some way ahead of the handicapper which proved to be the case as he followed up under Paddy Brennan to defy the 11lb rise.
26/02/2022 – HAFEET ALAIN (3/1)
This Ed Walker trained horse had some valid excuses for his Wolverhampton flop and under a confident Richard Kingscote ride, he weaved his way through the pack to score with a bit in spare.
26/02/2022 – KNIGHT SALUTE (9/4)
The Milton Harris yard were confident this horse would maintain his unblemished record as a hurdler and he did so, taking the Grade 2 Adonis Hurdle in good style under Paddy Brennan.
22/02/2022 – DIGITAL (11/4)
The Kevin Ryan yard had come up trumps for us in the past and did so again with this horse who dropping back in trip to 5f. Under a confident ride from Kevin Stott, he scored with any amount in hand.
22/02/2022 – AJERO (4/1)
Having dropped back to a competitive mark, the Kim Bailey yard were bullish of a big run from this horse. Under a positive ride from David Bass, he made all to fend off all challengers.
19/02/2022 – STATE LEGEND AND CHRYSOS (4/1)
A good double up courtesy of the James Ferguson and Kevin Ryan yards as the above pair scored with a bit to spare.
09/02/2022 – LASSUE (9/4)
Having run an excellent each way race for us before this Fergal O’Brien trained mare was expected to get off the mark upped again in trip and did so in good style under Paddy Brennan.
08/02/2022 – BOLD PLAN (5/2)
With the big drop in class expected to see this Evan Williams trained horse bounce back, he did so in good style, scoring with something to spare.
05/02/2022 – SPYCATCHER (6/1)
With a strong pace looking assured, the Karl Burke yard felt that this horse had everything in his favour. Under a thriller, he got up in the dying strides under Clifford Lee.
04/02/2022 – SIP AND SMILE (9/4)
This George Boughey trained colt followed up under the penalty despite meeting plenty of trouble in running under Mark Crehan.
29/01/2022 – NORTH LODGE (7/1)
With the departure of Hillcrest at an early stage, North Lodge took full advantage, fending off Balco Coast to maintain his unbeaten record.
24/01/2022 – MY DUBAWI (3/1)
A good message for this Mark and Charlie Johnston trained horse who was still felt to be ahead of his mark and got the job done by a wide margin for members
20/01/2022 – KARL PHILIPPE (2/1)
With the form of his chase debut having worked out connections were rewarded with a big run as this lightly raced type scored with plenty to spare with the promise of more to come.
19/01/2022 – FINE CASTING (5/2)
This Ben Pauling trained horse was felt to be well ahead of his mark and that proved to be the case as he scored with plenty to spare under Kielan Woods.
12/01/2022 – SYDNEY STREET (2/1)
Having taken a day or two off with very little of interest, our patience was rewarded as this Hugo Palmer trained horse continued his relentless progression through the handicap ranks, taking apart a competitive looking field under a fine front-running ride by Ross Coakley.
07/01/2022 – NEANDRA (9/2)
Having caught the eye in no uncertain terms on her debut, this Andrew Balding trained filly was expected to take a big step forward on just her second start. Under a positive ride from Jason Watson she did just that, repelling the Gosden trained favourite in good style.
05/01/2022 – VESPASIAN (2/1)
Having caught the eye on debut at Kempton, this Crisford trained horse showed the benefit of that outing with a fine front-running ride from Ross Coakley.
04/01/2022 – RED ROOKIE (13/8)
Having been unfortunate when falling last time out, the Emma Lavelle yard got the compensation they deserved with what was a slick round of jumping from the horse to score with plenty to spare under Tom Bellamy.
26/12/2021 – TOKAY DOKEY (11/8)
This Dan Skelton trained horse had looked unfortunate to bump into a very well treated horse last time out and under a confident ride from Bridget Andrews this horse bolted up and looks to have plenty of improvement still to come.
22/12/2021 – PASS THE LOVE ON (12/1)
Having taken a three day break, we came close to unearthing a big priced runner as this Alan King trained filly ran a huge race to finish 2nd for each way returns.
18/12/2021 – SHAKEM UP’ARRY (15/8)
With the Ben Pauling yard firing on all cylinders we were told that this lightly raced chaser was taken to make amends for an unfortunate fall. He did so in emphatic style and looks a handicapper to follow this season.
16/12/2021 – BOWTOGREATNESS (9/2)
Having taken a tumble on his last outing when looking sure to go close, the Ben Pauling yard felt this horse could make amends on just his second outing over the hurdles. He did so in good style and looks a novice hurdler to follow.
14/12/2021 – TYRRENHIAN SEA (5/2)
A well regarded horse from the Varian yard – sent out to members before prices were out, connections were rewarded for their patience as this gelding oozed class, drawing clear under hands and heels riding.
09/12/2021 – GLANCING QUEEN (15/8)
A well regarded mare from the Alan King yard, she took this Listed contest in taking style. Next stop Cheltenham.
08/12/2021 – CUBAN BEAT (9/4)
Having missed the break badly on debut this filly did well to overcome her bad draw to get up on the line under Cieren Fallon.
08/12/2021 – GREEK FLAME (5/2)
Having caught the eye on debut, this James Fanshawe trained horse was expected to show plenty of improvement on just his second outing. Under a confident ride, he got up with a bit to spare in the closing stages.
04/12/2021 – EDWARDSTONE (3/1)
A fantastic display from this Alan King trained novice chaser who jumped superbly before putting the Grade 1 Close Brothers’ Novice Chase to bed in emphatic style under Tom Cannon.
03/12/2021 – TIBER FLOW (9/2)
Despite the fact the Haggas yard also ran an even money favourite in the same race, we were told that this colt had been working like a high-class animal. Under a strong ride by Tom Marquand, he got up in the closing stages to score by a comfortable 1L margin. A smart colt for the future.
02/12/2021 – COPINET (5/1)
Having missed the break on her stable debut, this filly made no mistakes on just her second outing for Jane Chapple-Hyam, scooting up under Robert Tart.
02/12/2021 – CHIANTI CLASSICO (5/2)
A horse that had always been well regarded by the Kim Bailey yard, he stamped his class on the field, bolting up by 11 lengths under David Bass
01/12/2021 – POET (10/3)
Having been gelded since his last run, the Varian yard were confident he’d go one better under Rossa Ryan, which he did under a strong ride, getting up in the final strides.
19/11/2021 – CAPTAIN MORGS (2/1)
Having stripped fitter for his Cheltenham reappearence the Henderson yard felt that this lightly raced horse would improve enough to get his head back in front dropped back in trip. Thanks to an excellent jump at the last he did just that under Nico de Boinville.
17/11/2021 – HIDDEN BEAUTY (7/2)
The Fergal O’Brien team felt that they had another smart bumper horse on their hands and that proved to be the case as this mare by Kapgarde bolted up under Liam Harrison, coming from last to first in taking style.
17/11/2021 – FONTAINE COLLONGES (6/4)
With the longer trip expected to bring about further improvement, this mare got off the mark in good enough style at Warwick on just her second outing over the fences. A mare to keep on side, particularly on softer ground over the winter.
14/11/2021 – WEST CORK (12/1)
A fantastic second day at Cheltenham courtesy of the Skelton yard in the Greatwood as West Cork defied a lengthy absence to take the feature handicap under Harry Skelton.
14/11/2021 – NUBE NEGRA (9/4)
Under a super confident ride from Harry Skelton, this horse travelled like the class-act in the Grade 2 Shloer Chase before drawing clear in taking fashion
13/11/2021 – BONTTAY (9/2)
The Fergal O’Brien yard had been in excellent form and continued on an upward trajectory with this filly as she took the concluding Cheltenham bumper in the style of a very exciting filly indeed!
11/11/2021 – SALEYMM (15/8)
With this colt having failed to handle soft ground at Redcar, a much improved effort was expected on his AW debut which proved to be the case as he scored by a wide margin under James Doyle.
09/11/2021 – THEATRE GLORY (13/8)
This well regarded Nicky Henderson trained mare made the most of a good opportunity at Huntingdon with a dominant display despite a sketchy jump or two. A mare to follow for the season ahead.
06/11/2021 – SCEAU ROYAL (11/8)
A stunning performance from this Alan King trained nine-year old, who took the Elite Hurdle at Wincanton for a third time in his career, looking as good as ever in the process.
30/10/2021 – ZAKOUSKI (11/8)
Following on from an incredibly lucky faller earlier in the day with Shan Blue, we struck back with this Charlie Appleby trained horse who stamped his class on the field with a dominant display from start to finish.
26/10/2021 – GO DANTE (11/10)
Held in the highest regard by the Olly Murphy yard, this smart novice hurdler made a very bright start to his hurdling career with a dominant display at Bangor. A novice to follow for the upcoming season.
22/10/2021 – TITIAN (4/1)
With ground conditions very much in this Haggas trained horse’s favour, the yard expected him to bounce back, which he did in gutsy fashion under Ryan Moore at Doncaster.
16/10/2021 – HASTY SAILOR (15/8)
The Stoute yard were confident that this lightly raced 4-y-o had more to offer from a mark of 85. He drew clear in good style and looks to have more to offer on the AW this Winter.
15/10/2021 – JARAMILLO (5/1)
Following a break and returned to the AW, the Varian yard felt that this three-year old was fairly treated from a mark of 79. He duly obliged, scoring by a wide margin under Jack Mitchell and rates a useful prospect on the AW.
13/10/2021 – ELDAR ELDAROV (9/4)
This well-bred colt by Dubawi had been showing up well in his work and duly obliged on debut under David Egan with a wide margin success.
10/10/2021 – MYSTERY FOX (6/1)
With the switch to softer ground expected to suit, this Roger Varian trained horse found plenty under a positive front-running ride by Silvestre De Sousa.
28/09/2021 – MR ALAN (7/4)
With this George Boughey trained colt having finished mid-field in a very warm Yarmouth novice, he was expected to come out on top second time out with the benefit of a run. He did so in goods style under Rossa Ryan with the promise of more to come.
20/09/2021 – ABOVE DAWN (5/2)
Having had a break since her last outing, this George Boughey trained filly by Exceed and Excel was felt to be thrown in on handicap debut.
20/09/2021 – JAMMRAH (13/8)
This half-sister to Benbatl was expected to make a successful debut and did just that under Andrea Atzeni despite evident greenness throughout.
18/09/2021 – TWILGHT SECRET (3/1)
With his novice form having plenty of strength and depth to it the James Tate stable felt that this colt’s opening mark was a fair one which proved to be the case as from a tricky draw in 10 he showed an excellent attitude to fend off all challengers.
18/09/2021 – KOY KOY (11/8)
With the Balding yard remaining in good form it was felt that this improving colt would take some passing at Newmarket on his third start which proved to be the case as he drew clear of the field in taking style under Oisin Murphy.
11/09/2021 – COLONIAL LOVE (4/1)
This Hugo Palmer trained handicap debutant was felt to be well ahead of her mark now stepping up in trip and made a successful handicap debut despite a far from ideal passage.
09/09/2021 – KNOWING (4/1)
This James Fanshawe trained horse caught the eye on his previous start at Brighton when luckless in running and being well treated and returned to Epsom he bounced back to form as expected under a strong ride from Tom Marquand.
09/09/2021 – DIRTYOLDTOWN (9/4)
Having improved a bundle from a promising debut, this George Boughey trained colt powered clear under Rossa Ryan to get off the mark.
03/09/2021 – IMPROVISE (4/1)
This Michael Bell trained filly was nowhere near full fitness on debut and with significant improvement expected from her first to second start she was expected to be very competitive. Under a strong ride by Oisin Murphy she got up on the line.
02/09/2021 – TALL ORDER (10/3)
Having failed to handle Windsor on his last start, the Michael Bell yard expected this gelding to get off the mark, which he did so under a brilliant ride by Will Buick.
01/09/2021 – PEGGY SIOUX (4/1)
An impressive debut from this Kevin Ryan trained filly. Held in high regard by connections she looks sure to go on to bigger and better things.
28/08/2021 – TEONA (3/1)
Having worked to a very high standard all season, this filly was finally able to showcase her true talent out on the racecourse under Ray Dawson with a comprehensive display dropped back down into Listed company.
21/08/2021 – VALLEY FORGE (12/1)
With the stable having taken the Melrose last year with a very similar type of runner they were confident that this filly was well ahead of her mark. Having travelled into her race like a dream under David Probert she dug deep to narrowly prevail with the promise of more to come.
21/08/2021 – NASIM (5/4)
Having improved plenty again since his 2nd at Windsor, the Balding yard were confident that this colt by Galileo Gold would get off the mark, which he did so in emphatic style under Josh Bryan.
14/08/2021 – MASEKELA (6/4)
Having been narrowly denied in the Superlative Stakes the Balding yard were supremely confident this colt could come out on top in this year’s Denford Stakes now dropped in grade and he did so in gutsy fashion, holding off the persistent challenge of Bayside Boy.
10/08/2021 – ENSEMBLE (9/4)
Having run a huge each way race for us before, this Varian trained filly was expected to go one better now tackling a mile. Under a positive ride from the front by Kieran Shoemark she found plenty for pressure at a rewarding SP of 9/4.
07/08/2021 – OCEAN WAVE + MANAAFITH (9/2 double)
Ocean Wave expected to improve plenty for the stiffer test whereas Manaafith, having reportedly improved plenty from what was a very promising debut, was expected to be tough to beat. We were treated to our second double in the space of the week as the pair bolted up with the minimum of fuss.
04/08/2021 – PENNYMOOR + CHAI YO POWER (4/1 Double)
With both The Gosden and Stoute yards expecting big runs from the above pair, clients were rewarded with a 4/1 double as the pair scored with plenty to spare.
01/08/2021 – MITBAAHY (10/3)
With the drop back in trip to 5f expected to suit this colt, he showed what he was capable of with a smooth success under David Egan with the minimum of fuss.
30/07/2021 – WINK OF AN EYE (10/3)
With the step up in trip expected to bring about further improvement this William Haggas trained gelding was expected to record the four-timer and did so in gutsy fashion under Ryan Moore.
28/07/2021 – NAGANO (4/1)
Having been unfortunate not to have finished much closer in the King George V at Royal Ascot, this Roger Varian trained horse was expected to gain compensation at Goodwood and did so in good style under David Egan coming from last to first.
24/07/2021 – IMPERIAL YELLOW (3/1)
With the drop back in trip to 6f expected to suit this Roger Varian trained colt by New Bay, he posted an impressive performance under Marco Ghiani to score by an eased down 4 lengths.
21/07/2021 – JUST FINE (4/1)
Having failed to stay the longer trip when last seen at Royal Ascot, the Sir Michael Stoute yard were keen on his chances now dropped back in trip and significantly in class. Under a box seat ride by Ryan Moore this three-year old found plenty for pressure to score in the style of a horse well ahead of his mark.
16/07/2021 – BAYSIDE BOY (12/1)
Having been showing up nicely in his work, this colt by New Bay showed a good turn of foot once the penny had dropped, bounding clear of the odds-on favourite to score in the style of a useful type.
10/07/2021 – ACHELOIS (2/1)
This Andrew Balding trained filly by Zoffany had looked a most unfortunate 3rd when last seen at Sandown and with a no-nonsense ride by David Probert off an identical mark this lightly raced 3-y-o readily drew clear of the rest of the field having been backed off the boards into 6/5.
08/07/2021 – ASJAD (5/4)
Three three-year old’s work had been excellent and despite having the penalty to shoulder, he streaked clear under Eoin Walsh in the style of a pattern-class performer in the making.
06/07/2021 – LIGHTS ON (10/3)
Having been dealt with a woeful draw at Ascot this Sir Michael Stoute trained filly was expected to bounce straight back to form in this year’s Pipalong Stakes which the stable took last year. Under a confident ride by Ryan Moore this filly bounded clear in the style of a filly with more to come.
03/07/2021 – MAGICAL MORNING (13/2)
Having already shown a high level of handicap form this horse was badly in need of the outing at Royal Ascot on his first start back since being gelded. With the benefit of a run he found plenty for pressure under Frankie Dettori to take the race in commanding fashion.
30/06/2021 – EMERGING (9/4)
Having shaped with an eye-catching effort on debut, this James Fanshawe trained gelding had come on plenty from that according to connections. Under a confident ride by Daniel Muscutt this son of The Gurkha streaked clear in clear-cut style.
26/06/2021 – ZEEBAND (9/2)
Having caught the eye on his previous start, the step up in trip to 2m at a stiff track like Newcastle looked sure to suit this improving Roger Varian trained horse. With the first-time visor fitted he put the race to bed in impressive style suggesting something better than handicaps is where his future lies.
25/06/2021 – ZEYAADAH (2/1)
Having failed to handle Epsom in the Oaks this Roger Varian trained filly was expected to bounce back returned to a more conventional track. Under a confident ride by Jim Crowley she got up in the final few strides with a bit to spare.
21/06/2021 – YAGOOD (7/4)
Backed off the boards into 4/5, this Joseph Parr trained horse scored with a bit to spare under leading amateur Simon Walker as expected.
12/06/2021 – ROBERTO ESCOBARR (5/2)
Having come on plenty from his first run back on soft ground following a breathing operation, the Haggas yard felt this colt was capable of far better back on quicker ground. Under a strong ride by Tom Marquand, he found plenty for pressure in the closing stages.
06/06/2021 – PAPACITO (5/2)
The Roger Varian yard felt that this colt was above average based on recent work and despite just about everything going wrong in running, his class saw him home in front under Andrea Atzeni.
05/06/2021 – TAWAAREQ (10/3)
With his 2-y-o form stacking up very well, the Sir Michael Stoute stable were confident that this horse would show the benefit of the first-time hood. Under a strong ride by P J McDonald Tawaareq gained the verdict in a tight finish and was declared first past the post.
31/05/2021 – EPIDEMIC (2/1)
Having been purchased out of the Richard Hannon yard, the George Boughey stable had felt that this handicap debutant was well ahead of his mark. Under a strong ride by Oisin Murphy, he found plenty in the closing stages to score with a bit to spare.
29/05/2021 – ASJAD (9/4)
A newcomer with a bright future, this gelding by Iffraaj had been showing all the right signs at home of a talented horse. An impressive debut under Dane O’Neill and another horse to follow for the season ahead.
28/05/2021 – TITLE (3/1)
Having been narrowly denied in a photo finish last time out, the Roger Varian yard were confident of significant improvement on his second start of the season. Under a confident ride by David Egan, this colt by Camelot found plenty for pressure to fend off favourite Sea Karats. A colt with a bright future!
25/05/2021 – ALFAADHEL (6/4)
Having bolted up for us at Chester the time before, we kept the faith in this Roger Varian trained colt. Despite having a penalty to shoulder and a wide draw to overcome, this well-bred colt found plenty under no more than hands and heels riding to follow up with the minimum of fuss.
15/05/2021 – AL AASY (6/5)
This William Haggas trained horse produced a blistering display in the Group 3 Aston Park Stakes, bolting up on the bridle. Next stop Royal Ascot!
15/05/2021 – BELLOSA (2/1)
An exciting filly trained by Jane Chapple-Hyam, this daughter of Awtaad made all to score in good style under Richard Kingscote and looks Royal Ascot bound.
10/05/2021 – BEAUTIFUL SUNSHINE (13/8)
Having caught the eye on debut last in April at the Craven Meeting in Newmarket, this well regarded George Boughey trained filly took a big step forward as expected with a professional display at Windsor to score in good style in the end. A smart looking filly for the season ahead, particularly when stepped up in trip to 6f.
07/05/2021 – FRESH (9/1)
Having had a prep run coming into Ascot the Fanshawe yard felt that they had this Clipper Logistics owned horse spot on for this competitive looking Ascot handicap. Under a confident ride by Kieran Shoemark Fresh got up on the line in a photo finish at a rewarding SP of 9/1.
05/05/2021 – ALFAADHEL (5/1)
Having finished an eye-catching 3rd on debut, this Roger Varian trained colt was well regarded and took a significant step forward from his first to second start to score with plenty in hand under Jim Crowley.
05/05/2021 – SHOWALONG (5/2)
With the Easterby stable confident that this lightly raced three-year old was ahead of his mark of 85, he found plenty under a confident David Allan ride and looks a horse to keep on side this season.
01/05/2021 – BELL ROCK (13/2)
Having placed for us in the Cambridgeshire last season, this Andrew Balding trained five-year old was still felt to be on a workable mark. With good form fresh, good course form and Will Carver taking off a valuable 5lbs, he showed an excellent attitude to score with something to spare.
30/04/2021 – JOHN LEEPER (9/4)
The Ed Dunlop yard felt that they had a smart colt on their hands and following an eye-catching debut last September at Nottingham he made no mistake in getting off the mark under Hollie Doyle in impressive fashion by a widening 4L margin.
27/04/2021 – LIGHTS ON (2/1)
Having made an excellent start to the flat season, the Sir Michael Stoute yard were confident that this Cheveley Park owned filly had improved plenty for the winter/spring break. Sure enough, under a confident ride by Ryan Moore she showed an impressive turn of foot to put the race to bed in good style.
27/04/2021 – MOORBIK (6/4)
Having improved plenty since a promising debut at Newcastle last year, the William Haggas yard were confident of a big run from this Iffraaj colt. Under a strong ride by Tom Marquand, Moorbik held off the persistent challenge of Fiftyshadesofred.
18/04/2021 – AL AASY (6/4)
The William Haggas yard firmly felt that this lightly raced four-year old could go all the way to the top this season. He produced an electric performance on his seasonal return in this Group 3 and looks likely to compete in some of the top races this season.
16/04/2021 – MITHRAS (10/3)
The Gosden stable felt that this well-bred colt by Dubawi had been dealt a lenient opening mark of 90 and so that proved to be the case as he stayed on strongly under a Dettori drive to get up by a neck over the useful Saint Lawrence.
15/04/2021 – BELLOSA (15/2)
The Jane Chapple-Hyam yard had felt that there was a touch of class about this filly and so it proved to be the case as she showed bags of speed from the front under Oisin Murphy, putting plenty of ground between herself and the rest of the field. Impressive.
14/04/2021 – BOOMSHALAA (11/4)
Our Roger Varian contact had informed us that this colt by Shalaa had been shaping extremely well in his work at home and was ready for his return to action. Under a positive ride by Jack Mitchell this well-bred type picked up nicely in the straight to score in impressive style.
10/04/2021 – EXCEL POWER (4/1)
Having needed the outing on debut, far better was expected from this Archie Watson trained colt by Slade Power was expected to leave his debut form well behind and did just that dropped back down in trip to 6f with a dominant display from the front.
09/04/2021 – 37/1 Treble
An incredible Friday courtesy of Mars Landing, Quenelle D’Or and My Frankel all bolting up to secure clients a 37/1 treble.
09/04/2021 – MY FRANKEL (5/2)
Despite having sustained a pelvic injury which had kept him off the track for an enforced absence, the in-form Stoute yard were keen on this well-bred colt’s chances. Under a confident Richard Kingscote ride, he found plenty for pressure in the closing stages to get the better of the Gosden trained favourite. A smart middle-distance prospect for the season ahead.
09/04/2021 – QUENELLE D’OR (15/8)
With the step up in trip expected to suit this Hugo Palmer trained filly who had reportedly wintered very well, she made an impressive re-appearance under Oisin Murphy to suggest there was plenty more to come from her this season.
09/04/2021 – MARS LANDING (11/4)
The Sir Michael Stoute stable had felt that this horse had turned a corner in his work of late and arrived here well ahead of his mark. Under a confident ride by Pat Dobbs, this four-year old got up on the line under a perfectly judged ride.
05/04/2021 – LOSTWITHIEL (5/2)
Rookie trainer George Boughey has made a bright start to his training career and this four-year old by Camelot was reportedly ready to rock and roll on his return to action. Under a patient ride by Rossa Ryan he found plenty for pressure, bounding clear under no more than hands and heels riding.
03/04/2021 – KHUZAAM (13/8)
A horse that was always felt to high-class, Khuzaam was very much expected to make his presence felt under Jack Mitchell on AW Finals Day and did so in what was arguably the most impressive performance of the day, scoring by a 5L margin.
02/04/2021 – SKY COMMANDER (9/4)
Having stripped fitter for his re-appearence, Sky Commander was taken to resume progress on the AW under Callum Shepherd and did just that under a confident ride to continue the Jame Tate stable’s fine run of form.
31/03/2021 – TROLL PENINSULA (13/8)
Having been unsuited by the soft ground at Redcar when last seen this Roger Varian trained gelding appreciated the return to the polytrack and easily followed up under a penalty in the style of an exciting horse.
31/03/2021 – MAY NIGHT (5/2)
Having been gelded and with his penultimate C&D effort having worked out so well the Andrew Balding stable were confident this horse was well ahead of his mark, which proved to be the case as he readily drew clear under David Probert.
27/03/2021 – HAQEEQY (9/2)
With a superb record in the Lincoln over the past few years we managed to add to it yet again courtesy of the Gosden trained Haqeeqy who bolted up under 7lb claimer Benoit de la Sayette despite meeting traffic problems in running.
27/03/2021 – AL ZARAQAAN (6/5)
Considered a Group horse in a handicap, this William Haggas trained colt made a mockery of his mark of 95 under Richard Kingscote.
17/03/2021 – IMPERIAL SANDS (6/4)
Our Archie Watson contact had told us that this colt by Footstepsinthesand had been showing up extremely well at home in his work and under a typically positive ride by Hollie Doyle, he found plenty in the closing stages to score by a comfortable 6L margin.
06/03/2021 – SAYADAM (3/1)
The Kim Bailey stable are enjoying a brilliant season, with First Flow among the highlights, and this was felt to be another smart bumper recruit for owner Lady Dulverton. Under a strong, positive David Bass ride she showed a good attitude under pressure to score by a little over a length.
05/03/2021 – FANTASTIC LADY (11/10 into 5/6)
Having fallen with at the last flight the race at her mercy the time before, the Nicky Henderson yard were confident this mare would gain her compensation, which she did in ready style under Aiden Coleman.
04/03/2021 – KHUZAAM (15/8)
Having been narrowly denied when last seen at Kempton in the Hyde Stakes, this Roger Varian trained colt had been gelded since and was expected to appreciate the drop back in trip to 7f. With the benefit of race fitness, he brushed aside main market rivals Nahaarr and Highland Dress to post third career success.
04/03/2021 – REGENT (11/8)
Significant improvement was expected from this John Gosden trained filly by Frankel on just her second outing. Despite racing keenly throughout the first-half of her race it was all the more impressive that she dug deep to get up close home from a well-regarded Godolphin horse.
04/03/2021 – QUINTA DO MAR (4/1)
Our Ben Pauling contact had been back in touch again to tell us that this ex-French recruit had reportedly sharpened up nicely since his stable debut back in December. Under a positive ride by Nico de Boinville he found plenty for pressure in the closing stages and looks a novice to follow for the remainder of the season.
01/03/2021 – DRAGON SYMBOL (9/4)
Our Archie Watson contact had felt that this colt by Cable Boy was well above average based on recent work and given the stable’s superb record with three-old debutants it was no surprise to see him show a professional attitude throughout to make a successful debut by a comfortable 3.5L margin.
27/02/2021 – GUARDINO (7/2)
The Ben Pauling stable had reported that this son of Authorized had scoped dirty following a below-par effort at Carlisle on debut. Having had a small break since in search of better ground, he produced a brave performance to fend off the persistent challenge of the eventual runner-up.
26/02/2021 – FINAL VOYAGE (6/4)
This colt by Camacho had done us plenty of favours since October and racked up a four-timer under Adam Kirby to give us a nice double on the card courtesy of the in-form Tate yard.
26/02/2021 – RAISE THE ROOF (5/4)
Having been green and slow away on debut, the Tate stable expected a much-improved display from this daughter of Free Eagle. Under a positive ride by Luke Morris she found plenty for pressure in the closing stages.
21/02/2021 – SCEAU ROYAL (10/3)
Having finished 2nd in the Grade 2 Game Spirit Chase last year, connections were confident he could go one better this year with no Altior in opposition. Under a confident ride by Daryl Jacob Sceau Royal found plenty for pressure to fend off Champ.
15/02/2021 – NATE THE GREAT (5/2)
This ex-Archie Watson trained horse who was once a very smart juvenile was considered attractively treated following two good C&D efforts. Under an excellent ride by 5lb apprentice Will Carver, he found plenty for pressure to get his head back in front for his new yard.
30/01/2021 – CAPTAIN ROBIN (14/1) and CANELO (15/2)
With both runners on the Doncaster card having some rock-solid form in the book, both were expected to run well and although Castle Robin (14/1) and Canelo (15/2) could only manage a place on the day, the each way double paid handsomely to ensure another good Saturday for members.
26/01/2021 – HORN OF PLENTY (7/2)
Having taken a break since last week due to the poor racing this Andrew Balding trained filly had caught the eye on her last two starts when suffering a torrid passage on both occasions. Under a confident ride by David Probert she came from last to first to score with a bit to spare.
16/01/2021 – IMPERIAL ALCAZAR (5/1)
With a pipe opener now under his belt much better was expected from this Fergal O’Brien trained chaser on his second attempt over the three-mile trip. Under a confident and very patient ride by Paddy Brennan, Imperial Alcazar found plenty in the closing stages to put an end to any stamina doubts.
16/01/2021 – NOTACHANCE (7/2)
Good reports for this Alan King trained chaser who had been lined up for the Classic Chase at Warwick. Having jumped well on the whole, he travelled into his race well before stamping his class on the field.
05/01/2021 – GLOBAL RESPONSE (2/1)
This horse was dropping back in trip to 5f having failed to stay the 6f the time before. Having travelled into his race extremely well, he put the race to bed in good style under P J McDonald.
31/12/2020 – GLOBAL VISION (11/4)
A lovely end to what has been another good month for clients (34% ROI) as this colt was expected to show improvement for the application of the cheekpieces and duly obliged under Paul Mulrennan.
29/12/2020 – NESTOR PARK (12/1)
A very close each way 2nd for members as this Ben Pauling trained horse went as short as 1.2 in running before being collared on the line. A good run nevertheless to continue what has been another excellent month.
26/12/2020 – FINAL VOYAGE (7/2)
This son of Camacho relished the step up in trip to a mile to score with plenty to spare under Callum Shepherd.
26/12/2020 – SHAN BLUE / ON THE WARPATH (5/1)
Following on from a 4 day break we struck back with a nice 5/1 double as Shan Blue produced a brilliant round of jumping to take the Grade 1 Kauto Star Novices’ Chase whilst On the Warpath put his race fitness to good use down in grade.
15/12/2020 – AFFWONN (2/1)
First-class information regarding this Roger Varian trained newcomer by Free Eagle. Under a brilliant ride by 3lb claimer Cameron Noble, this colt found a lovely change of gear in the closing stages to get up a shade cosily. A horse with a bright future next season.
11/12/2020 – HAPPYGOLUCKY (2/1)
Having let down his supporters over an inadequate trip last time out, this Kim Bailey trained chaser bounced right back to form stepped up in trip. With a superb round of jumping, he powered clear on the run-in under David Bass. He looks a chaser destined for better things.
10/12/2020 – JAY BEE WHY (14/1)
With a good word for this Alan King trained hurdler on the Stable Comments, this son of Yeats was felt to be far better than he showed prior to his bumper in January when boiling over in the preliminaries. With a convincing success in hurdling debut he looks a novice to follow for the season ahead.
02/12/2020 – OCEAN ROAD / ADRIMEL (9/2)
A daughter of Australia, Ocean Road had reportedly improved plenty from her Nottingham debut, when finishing an eye-catching 2nd. Despite a slow start she swooped over the top of the field under Cieren Fallon in the style of a useful filly. Adrimel meanwhile for trainer Tom Lacey ensured our double was complete as this Tom Lacey trained horse stayed on strongly under Richard Johnson to score with a bit to spare.
27/11/2020 – DEAR POWER (12/1)
With our Roger Varian contact having been in red-hot form in recent weeks we were told that this King Power owned filly was back to somewhere near her best despite recent form figures reading 10th, 8th, 13th. Sure enough under an aggressive front-running ride by Jack Mitchell this daughter of Acclamation was only denied by the narrowest of margins in the final few strides into a narrow 2nd. A healthy e/w returns, albeit in what can only be described as an agonising finish.
24/11/2020 – ISOLA ROSSA (13/2)
Having caught the eye on her debut when drawn widest of all, this James Fanshawe trained filly showed an excellent turn of foot on the turn in for home under Will Buick to score by a little under 2 lengths. She looks well above average and rates an exciting prospect for owners/breeders Jan and Peter Hopper.
21/11/2020 – IMPERIAL AURA (7/4)
This exceptional jumper via our Kim Bailey contact was well touted for this Grade 2 and under a typically strong ride by David Bass his jumping took him to the front before drawing clear on the run-in to score by a widening 7L margin.
14/11/2020 – LYDFORD (11/4)
We were the first on this Roger Varian trained handicap debutant at the early morning prices. Well supported into as short as 7/4, this colt by Fastnet Rock drew clear in the closing stages to continue our fine run of form for November.
11/11/2020 – THOSE TIGER FEET (9/4)
With the Kim Bailey yard in flying form we were told that they expected to make the long journey up North to Ayr a worthwhile one. Under a confident ride by David Bass from the front this lightly raced hurdler was seen to maximum effect, pulling 4 lengths clear on the run-in.
10/11/2020 – PROJECT MARS (9/4)
Having been unfortunate when collared close home just 5 days prior, this Fergal O’Brien trained hurdler was expected to gain his compensation and did so under a strong ride by 3lb claimer Conor Brace.
06/11/2020 – FLIRTATIOUS GIRL (3/1)
Our National Hunt information and news remained in top form as this Kim Bailey trained newcomer scored in determined fashion under David Bass in her bumper. A filly to follow for the season ahead, particularly when sent hurdling.
05/11/2020 – MORNING VICAR (11/4)
Having stripped fitter for this very promising re-appearence at Uttoxeter the month before, the Nicky Henderson yard were confident that a chase mark of just 129 remained a more than workable one. With what can only be described as a brilliant and bold round of jumping, Morning Vicar put the field to the sword and pulled out plenty on the run-in to score comfortably.
03/11/2020 – GREANETEEN (2/1)
Considered a top two-mile chasing prospect for the season ahead this Paul Nicholl’s trained horse had reportedly been aimed for this year’s Grade 2 Haldon Gold Cup. Having jumped well throughout he powered home under a confident ride by Harry Cobden to lead towards the finish.
30/10/2020 – BEAU JARDINE (20/1)
An incredible piece of information via our Roger Varian contact who had forewarned us that this colt was well overpriced. Bred to handle conditions, he powered home through the mud at Newmarket to get up close home under Eoin Walsh at a well supported SP of 4/1.
29/10/2020 – HAPPYGOLUCKY (2/1)
With no runners of interest so far for the week, our patience was rewarded with this very well regarded Kim Bailey novice chaser who, despite finding the trip an inadequate one, pulled out plenty in the closing stages for his in-form stable. A novice to follow this season when tackling three-miles.
21/10/2020 – ZAAJIRAH (5/1)
Our Roger Varian contact had told us that this daughter of Shamardal was considered well above average based on recent work and despite meeting trouble in running she produced an electric turn of foot to put the race to bed in good style under Jim Crowley.
17/10/2020 – THE REVENANT (5/1)
Having finished an excellent 2nd in the QEII in 2019 and with conditions in this French raider’s favour, the Graffard stable came into this Group 1 contest confident of a big performance and he duly delivered under Pierre Charlies-Boudot in gutsy fashion.
14/10/2020 – NOON STAR (11/4)
The Stoute stable had felt this regally bred filly had improved plenty from what was a promising debut. Under a positive ride from Ryan Moore this daughter of Galileo bounded clear of her rivals in taking fashion. An exciting filly for next season.
10/10/2020 – BARADAR (13/8)
Having made a successful debut for us last month, our Roger Varian contact had been in touch to tell us this half-sister to Roseman had improved plenty since. With the return to soft ground and the drop back in trip both in this colt’s favour, he drew clear in ready fashion under David Egan to bring his record to 2 from 3.
07/10/2020 – IRISH LEGEND (2/1)
Our Hugo Palmer contact once again came up trumps having informed us that this colt by Sea The Starts had been working extremely well in the lead up to his debut at Nottingham. Having drawn well clear of the 3rd, this colt got the better of the Charlie Appleby trained newcomer in a protracted battle.
06/10/2020 – DEJAME PASO (4/1)
Having been luckless on his last outing at Sandown when denied racing room throughout, the Andrew Balding stable felt this colt had improved again since. Under a positive ride by David Probert, this colt showed an excellent attitude to fend off the persistent challenge of the favourite, coming out on top with a bit to spare at the line.
02/10/2020 – PIRANESI (5/2)
With the form of two prior runs having worked out extremely well this William Haggas trained runner went into this Classified Stakes race carrying good levels of confidence. Under a positive ride by Tom Marquand this son of Zoffany found plenty in the closing stages to score by a 2.5L margin.
01/10/2020 – THE ROSTAFFARIAN (6/1)
The Hugo Palmer stable were confident we would see a strong debut performance from this colt by Starspangledbanner and having eased to the front he drew clear for a taking 4L success under James Doyle.
26/09/2020 – ALCOHOL FREE (13/2)
Our Andrew Balding contact had told us that this filly by No Nay Never had improved significantly from a very promising effort in the Group 3 Dick Poole Stakes behind Happy Romance. With another run under her belt she showed incredible speed to fend off Miss Amulet to take the Group 1 Cheveley Park Stakes under Oisin Murphy.
24/09/2020 – LA BORROSA + ZORAN (7/2 double)
With the Charlie Appleby trained La Barrosa felt to be well up to Group 3 company he took care of the opposition in ready fashion despite meeting some trouble in running. Zoran, via our in-form Palmer contact, showed a game attitude meanwhile at Newmarket to complete the 7/2 double.
24/09/2020 – LOST IN SPACE (9/4)
Having had very few runners over the past week we struck back with Lost in Space who found plenty from the front under Oisin Murphy to make light work of the favourite.
16/09/2020 – JUST FINE (2/1)
With the form of his debut having worked out well, the Sir Michael Stoute stable expected him to take the step forward needed to shed his maiden tag. Under a no-nonsense ride by Ryan Moore from the front this son of Shalaa made all to score by a comfortable 2L margin.
15/09/2020 – LOVELY BREEZE (5/2)
Having shaped with bundles of promise on debut this half-sister to the very smart Powerful Breeze showed a good attitude to fend off the persistent challenge of Portfolio under Andrea Atzeni. She’s a filly that will go on improving both this season and as a three-year old.
12/09/2020 – STONE OF DESTINY (16/1)
An incredible Saturday courtesy of this Andrew Balding trained sprinter who, back under his optimum conditions, got given an excellent ride by Silvestre De Sousa to swoop late on to take the Portland handicap by a cosy one and a half length margin.
09/09/2020 – OMNIVEGA (6/5)
This David Simcock trained horse was still considered well ahead of his mark and back to Kempton, where he goes so well, he found plenty under a typically patient Jamie Spencer ride.
05/09/2020 – DINGLE (9/4)
Having performed with a great deal of credit on his previous outing when a keeping-on 3rd in the Convivial maiden at York, we were told that this Richard Hannon trained colt was expected to take a big step forward on his handicap debut. The step up to a mile saw him pull out plenty close home under Pat Dobbs.
03/09/2020 – LIGHTS ON (6/5)
Having shaped with conspicuous promise on her debut when 2nd to a well touted Godolphin filly, we were told that the Sir Michael Stoute stable were expecting nothing less than a successful second outing from this filly. Under a confident ride by Kevin Stott this well bred Cheveley Park owned filly found plenty in the closing stages despite a flash of the tail and looks destined for better things.
01/09/2020 – DOUBLING DICE (9/2)
Our Hugo Palmer contact had informed us that this one would appreciate the step up in distance at a track the stable tend to do exceptionally well at with their runners. Under a positive ride by Clifford Lee, Doubling Dice poured it on, scoring by a 15 length margin.
29/08/2020 – LE DON DE VIE (3/1)
Having been luckless in running the time before when finishing behind Desert Encounter this Hughie Morrison trained horse was taken to reverse placings on the same terms. Under what can only be described as an exceptional ride by Hollie Doyle, he found plenty for pressure having been asked to commit a two furlongs out in what was a messy contest. Both the horse and his rider look destined for better things.
28/08/2020 – GIFTS OF GOLD (3/1)
We were informed that this 5-y-o was back to somewhere near his best based on recent work and with capable 5lb claimer Stefeno Churchi in the saddle this horse breezed to the front to score by a widening 6L margin.
22/08/2020 – DEAN STREET DOLL (5/1)
With the David Menusier stable boasting an exceptional record at Sandown and with this filly having caught the eye on her previous outing at Goodwood, this filly had everything fall into place and was delivered to perfection from off a strong pace by Sean Levey to get up on the line to further enhance her trainer’s record at the track.
21/08/2020 – MINZAAL (10/3)
Our Owen Burrows contact had informed us that this sprinter was considered top-class and having breezed past his opposition on the bridle this colt by Mehmas found plenty in the closing stages to score by a comfortable 4 length margin.
19/08/2020 – GHAIYYATH (13/8)
Having already taken two Group 1’s this season we were told that nothing less than a huge performance was expected from this Charlie Appleby tranied horse in the Juddmonte. Under a front-running ride by Will Buick he found plenty in the closing stages to power clear and looks a top-class middle-distance performer.
16/08/2020 – BARADAR (11/4)
Our Varian contact had been in good form over the weekend and were told that this colt was considered well above average following some eye-catching work. Under a confident ride by Rossa Ryan this son of Muhaarar found plenty to score with something to spare at the line, returning a well supported 13/8.
15/08/2020 – BELIEVE IN LOVE (5/2)
With the step up in trip to 1m6f expected to see to suit this Roger Varian trained filly, she found plenty under 5lb claimer Ray Dawson to score in emphatic style.
10/08/2020 – MYSTERY SMILES (5/2)
Having made an impressive debut for us in July this Andrew Balding trained horse who is held in high regard by the stable, had plenty go wrong in running at Chester, but swept aside the 97 rated Zamaani in good style and looks a useful prospect for the season ahead.
07/08/2020 – STAR OF WINS (11/4)
Having had 5 days of no account selections since La Gaeta was successful for members over in France, we were rewarded for our patience as this William Haggas trained horse showed an excellent attitude under Tom Marquand on handicap debut. He looks a handicapper to keep on side for the season ahead, especially the more his stamina is drawn out.
02/08/2020 – LA GAETA (9/2)
Our French contact had been providing us with some excellent information since the resumption of flat racing in France and this filly was felt to be well handicapped. With a good draw to work from as well as her ideal conditions she was always travelling powerfully and once in the clear bounded clear in good style to continue our good run of form.
01/08/2020 – KATARA (6/4)
We had been told that this Sir Michael Stoute trained filly had improved plenty since her smooth success at Kempton and was very much felt to be up to Listed class. Despite meeting trouble in running this progressive daughter of Deep Impact scored by a comfortable 4 length margin.
29/07/2020 – TOP POWER (5/4)
Our James Tate contact had been in touch to warn of this maximum selection and Top Rank could hardly have been more impressive in the way he travelled about matters before putting the handicap to bed in what can only be described as a procession under P J McDonald. He looks a pattern class performer in the making and was simply in a different parish on just his fourth start.
28/07/2020 – ALKUMAIT (6/4)
Having improved significantly from his debut effort when very green we were told that this Marcus Tregoning trained horse was considered a pattern class animal in the making. Despite being caught wide enough, he found plenty for pressure under Jim Crowley to score with a bit to spare.
28/07/2020 – SPACE BLUES (5/2)
Being the class-act in the field and with some solid Group 1 form from last season we were told by the Charlie Appleby stable that this horse was expected to take full advantage of this drop in grade. Having had to come from further back than ideal Space Blues showed a decent turn of foot to put the race to bed in a matter of strides.
27/07/2020 – MYSTERY SMILES (6/5 into 5/6)
A strong message for this Andrew Balding trained breeze up purchase who produced a dominant performance on his racecourse debut to score in the style of a useful horse.
25/07/2020 – AWARD SCHEME (5/2)
With the William Haggas stable feeling they had a well handicapped horse on their hands, they were proved correct as the stiffer test of stamina brought about significant improvement from this filly, scoring by a comfortable five length margin.
23/07/2020 – CLAUDIUS SECUNDUS (12/1) – 3rd
Although not the result we had necessarily wanted, it was a good run from this James Tate horse who was arguably unfortunate not to have finished closer at 12/1 having been short of room at a crucial stage. A handicapper to follow this season!
20/07/2020 – DARVEL (11/8)
Having acted far too coltish on debut we were told better was expected from this Kevin Ryan trained colt on just his second start. Having shown a far more professional attitude both before and during his race, this son of Dark Angel scored with a bit to spare under Kevin Stott and remains a colt to follow.
18/07/2020 – TABDEED (5/1)
Having caught the eye at Newcastle on his seasonal return, we were told that this Owen Burrows trained horse had improved a bundle since. His work at home had reportedly been exceptional and he produced a big performance in the Hackwood Stakes to come from last to first under Jim Crowley.
09/07/2020 – TACTICAL (5/2)
Having done us a big favour at Ascot when bolting up in the Windsor Castle we had been told this Andrew Balding trained colt had improved again since Ascot and would appreciate the step up in trip to 6f. Under a confident ride by Will Buick he produced a good turn of foot to put the race to bed and looks a horse destined for Group 1 company later in the season.
05/07/2020 – GHAIYYATH (5/2)
With some negative reports over Enable being in need of the run and with race fitness assured for Ghaiyyath it seemed that, with a soft lead likely, he’d be tough to peg that. This proved to be the case as Will Buick strung the field out from the front. Following on from his devastating success in the Coronation Cup when breaking the track record it looks as though this 5-y-o has plenty more to offer this season as a leading middle-distance performer.
05/07/2020 – FAVORITE MOON (5/2)
Having been most unfortunate on his prior start this William Haggas trained horse looked well treated with Cieran Fallon’s 3lb claim. Having travelled into his race well he found plenty for pressure to score by a comfortably length and looks potentially progressive.
04/07/2020 – FINAL VOYAGE (9/1)
Our James Tate contact informed us that this horse had improved a bundle since Newmarket and switched over to the AW and stepped up in trip to 7f with Cieren Fallon taking off 3lbs he was seen to good effect, making all under a positive ride to hold on at the line.
22/06/2020 – CAIRN GORM (9/4)
This Mick Channon trained colt is considered the stabe’s top juvenile so it was no surprise to see this son of Bated Breath pull out plenty amidst greenness to score by 2.5L under the excellent Tom Marquand.
22/06/2020 – HALA HALA HALA (7/2)
This Kevin Ryan newcomer by Exceed and Excel was held in high regard and following some good reports for this filly, she bounded clear of the field in good style and looks potentially useful.
20/06/2020 – RISK OF THUNDER (15/8)
The James Tate were bullish that this filly had improved markedly on her Newmarket debut when in need of the run. Under a simple ride from P J McDonald she found plenty in the closing stages, bounding clear in the style of a useful filly.
18/06/2020 – SYMBOLIZE (40/1) – 3rd
Having been informed that this Andrew Balding trained horse was fit for his return to action we were told a good performance was expected on Day 3 of Royal Ascot in the Jersey Stakes. He kept on nicely under David Probert in the final furlong to finish an excellent 3rd and looks a sprinter to follow for the 2020 Flat Season.
18/06/2020 – MOUNTAIN ANGEL (12/1)
With conditions having very much gone in this Varian trained horse’s favour, he looked a big price all things considered. Having snuck up the inside under a ground saving ride by James Doyle he burst clear in impressive fashion to score by a comfortable 2L margin.
17/06/2020 – FUJAIRA PRINCE (9/2)
Having been an unfortunate 3rd at Royal Ascot last season we had been informed that this Roger Varian trained 6-y-o had been working well in the lead up to the final handicap on Day 2 of Ascot. Under a confident Atzeni this son of Pivotal found plenty in the closing stages to score by a widening 4L margin.
17/06/2020 – TACTICAL (11/2)
A horse we were told to follow this season, owned by Her Majesty The Queen, this horse built on his debut effort in no uncertain terms to score in the Windsor Castle in impressive fashion under James Doyle.
14/06/2020 – REPAUPO (2/1)
The Gosden stable reported this 4-y-o to be in fine form on his seasonal return off what was felt to be a workable handicap mark of just 85. He had the run of the race, but there may be more to come from him this season depending on what the handicapper does.
13/06/2020 – SOLID STONE (15/8)
A horse held in high regard by the Stoute stable, a big run was expected on his first start back this season having been gelded. Despite taking time to hit top-gear, this son of Shamardal was in command at the finish under William Buick and remains a horse to keep on side.
07/06/2020 – VARIYANN (4/1)
Variyann, a French recruit, was considered well treated on his first outing for trainer Archie Watson and proved the market vibes to be accurate ones as this four-year old scored by a comfortable 5 lengths.
06/06/2020 – KAMEKO (10/1)
This Andrew Balding trained horse took the Futurity Trophy in November in good style for us and didn’t disappoint on his first start of the season as a 3-y-o in the 2000 Guineas. Despite being short of room at a crucial stage of the race, this son of Kitten’s Joy found plenty in the end, seeing off his race strongly. He looks a very exciting colt for the season ahead, particularly when tackling 1m2f.
06/06/2020 – FAR ABOVE (15/2)
We had been told this horse’s work had been exceptional and under a front-running ride he landed a Group 3 contest in fine style under P J McDonald.
01/06/2020 – VALYRIAN STEEL (4/1)
An excellent start to the Flat Season, albeit a belated one due to Covid-19, as this Roger Varian trained colt by Frankel showed a touch of class to get up on debut despite a slow start and running green throughout. A smart colt to follow for the season ahead.
13/05/2020 – SIMEEN (6/5) + CREW DRAGON (16/1)
With a good start to the French Season for clients on Monday we added to that just two days later with a smart performance from the unbeaten Simeen who looked Group class whilst Crew Dragon ran a mighty race at 16/1 to finish 2nd for a healthy each way return.
11/05/2020 – SPINNING MEMORIES (10/3)
With Group 1 form in the book this French trained horse looked set to capitalise on the drop in class and did so in convincing style on what was our first day back since March due to covid-19. An excellent start to May for clients.
20/03/2020 – AERCLUB (7/4)
With the form having worked out very well from his debut run over C&D, this Henry de Bromhead trained colt followed up in good style at Dundalk under a penalty by a comfortable 3L margin.
16/03/2020 – PROPER TICKET (5/2)
A good message from our usual Fergal O’Brien contact for this horse who was making his handicap debut up in trip. Under a confident ride by Brian Hughes she found plenty for pressure in the closing stages to score with something to spare.
11/03/2020 – DAME DE COMPAGNIE (5/1)
Following on from Epatante for the same owner/trainer combination the day before clients were told a huge run was expected from this Nicky Henderson trained mare who was felt to be on a lenient handicap mark. Under a cool Barry Gerraghty ride she travelled throughout her race with ease before putting the race to bed in good style to give us an excellent second day of the Festival as our fine run of form continues.
10/03/2020 – IMPERIAL AURA (11/2)
The Kim Bailey stable were confident that this 7-y-o chaser came into this handicap chase off a lenient mark and under a positive ride by David Bass he pulled out plenty up the hill to score by a comfortable three length margin.
10/03/2020 – EPATANTE (7/2)
We were confident Epatante had all the credentials to blow the field apart in the Champion Hurdle and having been sent out as an ante-post runner many weeks prior to Cheltenham, she tore the field apart in impressive style under Barry Geraghty to give owner J P McManus a Birthday to remember.
04/03/2020 – CHARES (5/2)
With no horses of interest for several days due to the low-grade racing clients were rewarded for their patience with this smart Jane Chapple-Hyam trained French recruit who found plenty under John Egan from the front to fend off the well regarded Berlin Tango with which clients were recommended the reverse forecast. Now 4 from 4 he’s a colt of huge potential and will be sent into Group company this season.
26/02/2020 – BLUE MONDAY (6/4)
Our Fergal O’Brien contact had been in superb form in February and we were told that with a clear round this unexposed chaser was expected to take this low-grade handicap. Under a positive ride by Paddy Brennan Blue Monday put in a bold round of jumping to score with a bit to spare.
24/02/2020 – DANCING FEET (5/4)
Our Archie Watson contact had informed us that this filly had been working well since switching stables from that of the David O’Meara yard and she gave plenty under Hollie Doyle to score in the style of a rapidly improving filly.
22/02/2020 – DOWNTOWN GETAWAY (9/2)
Having had a good message for this Nicky Henderson trained horse who had been given a breathing operation since last see, he showed the benefit of it, holding on well and proving a hurdlers mark of 131 a lenient one. Next stop The Coral Cup at Cheltenham.
20/02/2020 – PROJECT MARS (9/2)
The Fergal O’Brien stable felt Project Mars had more to offer in handicaps and on just his seconds start for his new stable he went one better under a confident Paddy Brennan ride, showing a good attitude in the process.
14/02/2020 – FIRST ACCOUNT (15/8)
With some outstanding form for his previous stable the Keith Dalgleish stable felt this horse was ‘thrown in’ off his hurdles mark. Under a confident ride this horse found plenty for pressure to score with something to spare. He looks sure to progress further this season.
14/02/2020 – BADRI (9/4)
Having scored comfortably on his last start the Charlie Hills stable felt this colt’s opening mark of 80 was a workable one and that proved to be the case as he defied a market drift to get up close home under a strong Kieran Shoemark ride.
13/02/2020 – MAGIC LILY (5/4)
A good message for this classy filly from the Charlie Appleby stable who had placed earlier in her career behind the likes of Laurens and September. Her class told under jockey William Buick as she improved for the step up in trip to score in ready fashion.
11/02/2020 – SANSEVERO (2/1)
A good message for this unraced colt from our Archie Watson contact. Having been informed that this 3-y-o colt had been working to a mark into the mid-80s at home he showed a professional attitude from start to finish under Hollie Doyle to score with something in hand.
07/02/2020 – IMPERIAL ELYSIAN (4/1)
Having had a quiet 5 days with no account selections our patience was rewarded as this Fergal O’Brien trained horse confirmed our suspicion that he was still well ahead of his mark. Under a patient Paddy Brennan ride he found plenty when asked to score going away.
30/01/2020 – WILL TO WIN (2/1)
Having been on this Simon Crisford trained horse last time clients were told he was still considered well handicapped if handling the fibresand at Southwell. He did so, and scored comfortably under Jack Mitchell.
29/01/2020 – GROUP ONE POWER (11/2)
Clients were told that this Andrew Balding trained newcomer was showing up well at home and despite a wide draw he showed a good attitude under pressure to fend off the persistent challenge of the eventual runner-up to score with something to spare. An exciting colt to follow for the flat season ahead.
28/01/20 – SANDRIDGE LAD (4/1)
Having been dropped to a lenient looking mark and with a return to Southwell and Ben Curtis booked to take the ride clients were informed a big run was expected by the John Ryan Stable. Having had a quiet 10 days with very few account selections, Sandridge Lad found plenty to score comfortably for a stable that boast a healthy record with their runners at the track.
16/01/20 – BOLD SUITOR (9/4)
Our Ed Walker contact had been on a hiatus, but returned to give us a nice piece of information regarding this colt who was making his handicap debut off what the stable felt was a lenient opening mark. Under a confident ride by Clifford Lee he was sent for home and stuck to his task well to score comfortably.
10/01/2020 – BRIGHT MELODY (7/4)
Considered an above average newcomer from the Charlie Appleby stable, his debut performance was made all the more impressive by the fact he was able to overcome considerable greenness to score comfortably at the finish under Adam Kirby. An above average colt for the season ahead.
08/01/2020 – UNION (6/4)
We were informed that this Roger Varian trained colt had improved hugely since his debut effort at Kempton and with the benefit of experience and at a stiffer 7f test around Newcastle this colt eased clear under Jack Mitchell to continue our fine run of form.
08/01/2020 – BRIDLE LOANAN (6/1)
Good reports for this Gary Moore trained runner who was considered well treated on his handicap debut for shrewd connections. Under a confident ride by Joshua Moore the horse powered clear by a widening 8 length margin.
06/01/2020 – WILL TO WIN (5/4)
Good reports for this Simon Crisford trained runner who, despite the layoff, we were told was well above average. Under a positive ride by Jack Mitchel he put the race to bed in good style under a penalty.
04/01/2020 – FIDDLERONTHEROOF (9/4)
The Colin Tizzard stable felt this hurdler was very smart and he didn’t let his supporters down. Backed all the way from 9/4 into 5/4 he scored comfortably under Robbie Power in the Grade 1 Tolworth.
30/12/2019 – AL MUFTI (7/2)
A good message for this horse on the member’s page. Having fallen down to a mark of 82 he was expected to bounce back to form based on some of his recent homework. He did so in good style under Jack Mitchell, scoring by a comfortable 1L margin.
26/12/2019 – EPITANTE (9/2)
A mare held in the highest regard by the Henderson stable, she produced an electric turn of foot to put the race to bed in a matter of seconds. She looks sure to go to the very top and is surely Cheltenham bound now.
21/12/2019 – DUBAI WARRIOR (5/4)
At the revised weights for this year’s Quebec Stakes at Lingfield clients were told this horse was fully expected to fulfill market expectations. Under a confident ride by Robert Havlin this John Gosden trained horse kicked clear in good style to score by a widening 5 length margin. He looks destined for bigger and better things next season.
14/12/2019 – DAME DE COMPAGNIE (5/2)
On what was proving to be a good day for the Henderson stable this mare had reportedly been putting in some excellent work at home in recent weeks. Having travelled powerfully throughout under Barry Geraghty she powered clear on the run-in in impressive style and looks Cheltenham bound.
14/12/2019 – CALL ME LORD (5/2)
Following an excellent re-appearence on his previous start the Henderson stable were bullish that this horse would come out on top with stablemate Pentland Hills also taking part. On his preferred soft ground he showed a game attitude to hold on at the line under James Bowen.
13/12/2019 – HYPOTHETICAL (7/4)
A good message for this John Gosden trained newcomer who posted an impressive debut effort at Chelmsford to blow the field apart, bolting up by an ever growing margin of 5 lengths under Robert Havlin.
07/12/2019 – EDWARDSTONE (6/4)
Edwardstone was extremely impressive in getting the better of the highly rated Fiddlerontheroof on his seasonal re-appearence and was well fancied to back that effort up at Aintree. Under a confident ride he found an extra gear to get the better of the well-regarded Harry Senior. A horse to follow for the current jumps season bearing in mind Fiddlerintheroof won shortly after on the same day to give the form a further boost.
06/12/2019 – BLAZING PORT (7/2)
There was a good message circulating for this Tristan Davies’ trained bumper horse which connections had been waiting for. Having drawn miles clear of the 3rd Blazing Port showed a game attitude to get the better of Universal Folly.
04/12/2019 – PABLO ESCOBARR (9/2)
The William Haggas stable have always held this horse in high regard and following some huge efforts in defeat earlier in the season including a 2nd to subsequent Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck, this horse showed a game attitude to fend off the well supported favourite, Loxley, in a tight finish.
03/12/2019 – MINELLA TARA (5/2)
With a strong message for this Fergal O’Brien trained bumper horse he confirmed the market support (5/2 into 13/8) but showing a good turn of foot to put the race to bed at Lingfield in a matter of strides under Paddy Brennan.
25/11/2019 – MONTATHER (11/8)
With a very good message for this Roger Varian trained newcomer, clients were the first on and having gone off 8/11 he produced a good turn of foot under Jim Crowley to make a successful debut. A smart horse for next season.
23/11/2019 – NORTH STAR OSCAR (3/1)
A good report for this Warren Greatrex trained hurdler who was considered ahead of his mark. Under 3lb claimer Harry Teal this horse powered clear on the run-in to record a comfortable success.
17/11/2019 – HARAMBE (18/1)
Following on from a fantastic Saturday, clients were treated to a superb piece of information on Sunday in the Greatwood Hurlde at Harambe did well to score under Tom Bellamy for the in-form Alan King yard.
16/11/2019 – ELLION (10/1)
A fantastic Saturday with three excellent pieces of information passed on to clients. Elleon had had a stress fracture treated and held on gamely to reward members at big odds. Petite Power meanwhile relished the testing conditions at Uttoxeter to continue the fine run of form for the Fergal O’Brien stable.
10/11/2019 – 6/1 Treble (Newtide, Santini, Totterdown)
Members were given three strong short priced pieces of news for Sunday and with Newtide, Santini and Totterdown all scoring well we were rewarded with a 6/1 treble on the day at Sandown.
06/11/2019 – PENPAL (15/2)
Following on from an piece of info via our James Fanshawe contact the evening before, we were told that this filly had an excellent e/w chance. She confirmed her debut promise by hanging on at the line to return 11/2 under Daniel Muscutt.
05/11/2019 – VIBRANCE (3/1)
With no account selections since Kameko we continued our good run of form with this James Fanshawe trained horse for which we had a strong message stepping up in trip to 2m for the first time. Under a ground-saving ride by Tom Marquand this filly proved her mark a workable one, scoring comfortably in the end to shed her maiden tag.
01/11/2019 – KAMEKO (13/2)
With very few account selections over the past week clients were rewarded for their patience with an excellent piece of news as this Andrew Balding trained colt by Kitten’s Joy tore about a classy looking Group 1 field to score in the style of a very exciting horse indeed under Oisin Murphy. We will no doubt be seeing this horse compete at the highest level next season.
23/10/2019 – BE MORE (4/1-7/2)
Back on her preferred ground and still considered well handicapped our Andrew Balding contact had informed us that this filly would be extremely competitive at Newmarket in what looked a weak race. This daughter of Shamardal pulled out plenty where it mattered to score by a comfortable length under William Buick to give the in-form stable another winner for the season.
18/10/2019 – POWER LINK (15/8) and FUTURISTIC (11/4)
Power Link, a previous 16/1 winner for us, was well fancied having been poorly drawn last time out. He made amends by winning on the nod having been well supported throughout the day under James Doyle. An opening mark of 75 was considered to be a workable one by our contact and back over the stiff 6f trip at Newcastle he won eased down by 3L under PJ McDonald to give members 2 winners from 2 runners on the day.
16/10/2019 – DAWAAWEEN (3/1)
Having waited 5 days for an account selection we were passed on a strong message for this filly from our Owen Burrows contact who had told us she was considered ‘thrown in’ on her handicap debut off a mark of 68. Under a confident ride by Jim Crowley she found plenty when asked and won by a comfortable 1.5L margin in the end.
09/10/2019 – INTUITIVE (13/8)
The second time over the past month we had been on this James Tate horse and the gelding didn’t let us down as he was still felt to be on a fair mark of 95 now up in trip to 7f for the first time. He powered clear in the final furlong and looks a horse destined for better things. Unfortunately 7/2 had lone gone the evening before, but a good day nonetheless for clients with our other mention on the day (High Kingdom) also bolting up at Kempton.
07/10/2019 – HIGH ACCOLADE (13/8)
A good message for this James Tate trained newcomer. This son of outstrip had been showing up well in his work with Cape Victory (rated 93) and as a result stable confidence was high ahead of his belated debut at Newcastle. This breeze-ups purchase showed a good attitude to fend off the more experienced runner-up and won with a bit to spare at the line under P J McDonald.
06/10/2019 – ONE MASTER (4/1)
One Master had won the Prix de la Foret in 2018 and in a bid repeat the stable had felt she was in excellent form coming into Longchamp. Under a confident ride by Pierre-Charles Boudot this mare pulled out plenty to win by a cosy half-length margin.
05/10/2019 – UNDER THE STARS (7/4)
At the weights and on ratings this James Tate trained filly was the clear form pick having run so well in both the Rockfel and Lowther Stakes. She took advantage of this drop in grade and despite the margin of victory being a narrow one she won more comfortably than the margin suggested.
03/10/2019 – REINE DE VITESSE (5/2)
A strong message for this Jane Chapple-Hyman trained filly who had been working very well since her Chelmsford novice, a race that had worked out extremely well. Stepped up in trip to a mile she was given a no-nonsense ride by jockey John Egan to win the style of a useful filly. She has a bright future.
01/10/2019 – ROSA (7/4 into 10/11)
A strong message for this unraced filly via our usual Archie Watson contact. Sure enough, as with so many of the trainer’s newcomers, she showed good gate speed and made just about all of the running before putting the race to bed with plenty of authority under Hollie Doyle.
25/09/2019 – KHALIFA SAT (9/4)
Following very few account selections since Magtal won for us the previous week we hit back with an easy winner at Goodwood via our Andrew Balding contact. This son of Free Eagle relished the stiffer test under Jamie Spencer and found plenty in the closing stages to win by a comfortable 1.5 lengths.
18/09/2019 – MAQTAL (6/4)
Having had no account selections since Intuitive on Saturday clients were rewarded for their patience as this Roger Varian trained horse showed considerable improvement from his first to second outing to win in workmanlike fashion under the in-form Jim Crowley.
14/09/2019 – INTUITIVE (10/3)
Members were treated to another excellent piece of information for this James Tate trained horse who had reportedly benefited hugely from being gelded at home. Under a confident ride by Tom Marquand he found plenty in the finish to win in commanding fashion.
12/09/2019 – GRACEFUL MAGIC (5/1)
Having had no selections for the vast majority of the week as we waited for something worthwhile to race, a strong message for this Eve Johnson-Houghton trained horse proved an accurate one. Having been luckless on his previous started when a fast finishing 3rd he arrived to this Doncaster handicap 3lbs well in and in a race that was run to suit he weaved his way through the pack to get up on the line under Charles Bishop.
24/08/2019 – HAMISH (8/1)
We had been told that this William Haggas trained horse had been lined up for a crack at the Melrose handicap and under a strong James Doyle drive he relished the step up in trip, staying on nicely under pressure to win going away. A progressive looking stayer who will surely be seen in better quality fields before long. A big priced winner for members to round off a sensational week of racing.
24/08/2019 – ZAAKI (7/2)
With the form in the book and with question marks over the John Gosden trained Wissahickon clients were treated to another good priced winner as ZAAKI for Sir Michael Stoute took another step forward to produce a career best at York to get the better of Bangkok in a thrilling finish.
23/08/2019 – THREAT (7/4) and BATTAASH (5/2)
Another superb day during the York Ebor Festival as Threat (7/4 into 11/10) bolted up in the Group 2 Gimcrack under Oisin Murphy for the in-form Richard Hannon before Battaash (5/2 into 7/4) produced an emphatic, track record in the Nunthorpe, cementing himself as one of the all time great sprinters. Recommended as two singles.
22/08/2019 – MUMS TIPPLE (11/2)
Given the regard this Richard Hannon trained colt is held in it wasn’t a great surprise to see him supported into 7/2 favourite, but the time he clocked and the way in which he won certainly were. Having made all under Ryan Moore this horse won by a widening 12 lengths and clocked a quicker time than the prior Group 2 race on the York card. A dominant display and a horse that will surely now be pitched into pattern company by connections.
21/08/2019 – VALDERMORO (5/1)
A strong message for this Richard Fahey trained horse was arguably unlucky not to have beaten a subsequent Group 2 winner on his debut. He did well to reel in the leader in the closing half-furlong to win in the style of an exciting colt. He has a bright future and bigger targets are now on the agenda for this horse as the season progresses.
20/08/2019 – POWER LINK (16/1)
Having needed his first run back our James Tate contact was adamant that the return of the cheekpieces and the drop to a mark of 80 would see this horse in a much better light. Having been given a positive ride by Oisin Murphy throughout Power Link bounded clear of the field in impressive style, going off a ridiculous 16/1!
16/08/2019 – DANYAH (10/3)
Our Owen Burrows contact was extremely keen on this unraced colt who had been working well ahead of his debut. Sure enough he showed an impressive turn of foot in the final furlong to put the race to bed in good style. A colt to follow!
15/08/2019 – MOCHALOV (4/1)
Having finished such a good 2nd the time before there was good stable confidence for this Jane Chapple-Hyam trained horse with a capable 5lb claimer taking over. He won in the style of a horse that was well ahead of his mark and returned 3/1 having been well supported throughout the day.
14/08/2019 – ASCENSION (7/4)
Having improved markedly from his debut run when badly in need of the outing the Roger Varian stable were confident of a big performance from this colt in just his second outing dropped in trip. He showed significant improvement under Jack Mitchell, powering away in goods style in the final furlong.
11/08/2019 – SURF DANCER + APLOMB – 7/2 DOUBLE
With a strong word for both of these William Haggas trained horses neither disappointed wth Surf Dancer winning very easily under Danny Tudhope having improved so much from his debut. Aplomb’s margin of victory was a narrow one but he defied a drift out to 2/1 to return a much bigger price than originally anticipated.
10/08/2019 – VICTORY DAY (7/4)
Having taken a week off we saved our ammunition for a decent Saturday’s card on Shergar Cup day. This William Haggas trained horse was carrying maximum stable confidence and duly obliged under a typically patient Jamie Spencer ride. He made up ground hand over fist in the final furlong to win going away at the line. An exciting prospect.
02/08/2019 – UNIVERSAL ORDER (2/1)
A strong message for this David Simcock trained horse who was considered thoroughly progressive by the in-form stable. He took time to hit full stride but once he did he stayed on powerfully under Stevie Donoghue to win a shade cosily at the line. A progressive horse who’s future lies over further.
01/08/2019 – FOREST OF DEAN (9/2)
With his form having worked out so well and with the prospect of a speed favouring track like Goodwood set to play to his strengths, stable confidence for high in this John Gosden horse and under a brave ride around the winner under Harry Bentley this horse found plenty for pressure and pulled away from a competitive looking field in the style of a group horse in a handicap.
31/07/2019 – LIBERTY BEACH (6/4)
Our banker of the day at Goodwood, Liberty Beach looked the one to beat having clocked a very quick time on his previous start. Despite meeting all sorts of trouble in running he won with plenty to spare at the line under Jason Hart.
24/07/2019 – INCINERATOR, MORAAWED, MOTAWAJ (9/1 Treble)
A very strong message for Incinerator from our Hugo Palmer contact and he did exceptionally well under the circumstances to win despite failing to handle the track. Both Moraawed and Motawaj were strongly fancied by he Varian stable to record a quick-fire double at Sandown. All three selections won to record an excellent treble.
22/07/2019 – BIRDCAGE WALK (3/1)
Our Hugo Palmer contact passed on a strong message for this daughter of Sea the Moon and with the form of her previous start having worked out nicely she proved herself a well handicapped filly under James Doyle at Windsor with what proved to be a comfortable success despite the market drift out to 3/1.
20/07/2019 – BATTLE OF WILLS (5/2)
Battle of Wills flopped the time before for us but with a chance of tactics from the front under Danny Tudhope and with the first-time cheekpieces going on he proved a different proposition returned to Ripon and he won with something to spare. Clients were told that Fox Chairman would win, that Hey Gaman would place and Hey Battle was fully expected to win which resulted in a few members placing some place bets on our selections to good effect (see attached image).
18/07/2019 – MULTAMIS (9/2)
With very few account selections since Sameem won for us earlier in the month our patience was well rewarded as our Owen Burrows contact was extremely keen on this horse now returned to Epsom where he was a previous winner. He was well suited with the step up in trip under Jim Crowley and stayed on well to lead at the post.
08/07/2019 – SAMEEM (5/2)
Having waited several days for our next selection we were rewarded for our patience as our James Tate contact gave us yet another winner from the in-form stable. We were on this horse earlier in the season when winning well and he did us a favour again on the Monday as he won under a positive front-running ride by P J McDonald to further add to the stable’s exceptional tally at Ripon.
03/07/2019 – TRIBAL WARRIOR (3/1)
Having waited since the previous weekend for an account selection our patience was rewarded as this James Tate trained horse made a winning re-appearence proving himself a well handicapped horse still under a brilliantly timed ride by David Allan.
26/06/2019 – DESERT ICON (4/1)
With the form of his previous race having worked out extremely well this William Haggas trained horse looked sure to be suited by the step up in trip as he made his handicap debut off what looked an incredibly lenient opening mark. Under a confident ride by Ryan Moore he won with far more to spare than the narrow winning margin suggested and it was very much a case of punt landed as he returned 11/4 having been sent at 4/1.
22/06/2019 – CLEONTE (4/1)
The Queen Alexandra had been the long-term plan for this Andrew Balding trained horse and under a superb ride by Silvestre De Sousa the horse pulled out plenty in the curtain closer of Royal Ascot to give owners King Power their first Royal Ascot winner. An impressive performance.
21/06/2019 – DAAHYEH (9/2)
With the form of her Newmarket success having taken a huge boost earlier in the week with the runner-up winning the Queen Mary connections came here confident of a big run from this improving daughter of Bated Breath. Under a no-nonsense ride from the very talented David Egan she scored with a bit to spare in the end to give the young jockey his first ever Royal Ascot winner.
18/06/2019 – ADDEYBB (7/1)
With the ground coming up in this William Haggas trained horse’s favour the stable were supremely confident of a big performance from this horse who won for us in The Lincoln last year. With the ground turning soft by the time of his race he was back to his very best, powering clear in this year’s renewal of the Wolferton Stakes in the manor of a horse that was a class apart from the field.
18/06/2019 – BLUE POINT (11/4)
Blue Point had beaten Battaash twice before and with the Charlie Appleby stable confident he could add to his excellent record at Ascot and he did so in good style under a confident, positive ride by James Doyle to win back-to-back King’s Stand’s.
10/06/2019 – KEEP ME COMPANY (12/1)
The James Fanshawe stable are hardly renound for having first time out winners but we had been told this gelding had a touch of class about him and having worked well at home ahead of his debut we were not left disappointed as he travelled well only to find plenty where it mattered to be pushed out hands and heels by jockey Daniel Muscutt, easily beating the odds-on favourite. He’s a horse with a bright future.
09/06/2019 – BEAUTY FILLY (9/1)
Back on a sounder surface and with her seasonal re-appearence having done her the world of good better was expected from this filly second time out this season and she got her career right back on track with what was a rather taking success under James Doyle as she powered clear by a growing margin of 2 or so lengths.
08/06/2019 – CRYSTAL TRIBE (11/4)
We were told, again by our William Haggas contact, that this horse was considered well handicapped. Having missed the break it looked unlikely for the duration of the race but somehow CRYSTAL TRIBE made up a tremendous amount of ground down the home straight to win with something to spare. An extraordinary performance and he looks sure to go in again depending on what the handicapper does.
08/06/2019 – AWE (7/2)
This William Haggas trained horse had been luckless in running at Haydock on his previous start and with a positive ride by the excellent Tom Marquand no mistakes were made as the horse gained his compensation at Newmarket dropped back to 7f. He won cosily in the end by a little under a length and remains on the right side of the handicapper going forward.
03/06/2019 – 4/1 TREBLE
We were told Davydenko and Night Secret would both be a class apart from the field whilst Queen’s Soldier wouldn’t be out of the first three. Result? 1st, 1st and 3rd.
28/05/2019 – INSPIRED THOUGHT (5/2 into 7/4)
The form of this Archie Watson trained filly stood out like a sore thumb and under a strong ride by Danny Tudhope she held on gamely at the line with a wide margin between the front pair and the 3rd. A progressive looking handicapper.
27/05/2019 – AL MUFFRIH (5/2 into 6/4)
Having backed this William Haggas trained horse the time before we had been reliably informed that Al Muffrih had been settling into his work much better at home since. Having gone down nicely to post he settled beautifully for Danny Tudhope and although in need of further he managed to show a good attitude to fend off the persistent challenge of the runner-up.
25/05/2019 – NEON SEA (11/10 into Evens)
Not a big price by our standards but the Sir Michael Stoute stable were supremely confident that this Siyouni filly had come on a bundle from her Salisbury re-appearence. Having been allowed an easy lead she kicked clear form the field in impressive style under Oisin Murphy and looks a filly to follow now that she is qualified for handicaps.
24/05/2019 – PIERRE LAPIN (2/1 into Evens)
Very good confidence via the Roger Varian stable for this newcomer. Despite conceding first run to the Appleby horse, Pierre Lapin showed an impressive turn of foot to put the race to bed. An exciting prospect for the season ahead.
23/05/2019 – STAR OF BENGAL + KING OF COMEDY (7/1 double)
On an excellent Thursday’s racing we were reliably informed via our John Gosden contact that both of these colts were expected to take plenty of beating off their current marks. Both duly obliged.
22/05/2019 – SHENANIGANS + MUBHIJ (7/1 Double)
In what looks a weak Listed contest for Ayr, Shenanigans was fully expected to make the long journey north a worthwhile one. She won with plenty in hand under a confident ride. Mubhij was considered well handicapped and despite the layoff the Varian stable expected him to take all the beating and having drifted out to 3/1 he won with plenty to spare.
20/05/2019 – THEORY OF TIME + DIVINE SPIRIT (3/1 double)
Both Theory of Time and Divine Spirit had been shaping extremely well ahead of their debut for the in-form Charlie Appleby stable and neither disappointed, winning by wide margins as expected.
17/05/2019 – UAE PRINCE
Considered unfortunate in running last time we were told that this Roger Varian trained horse would have superb claims dropped back in trip off an identical mark than for when an unfortunate 4th last time out. Despite lacking cover and racing keenly he managed to repel all challengers to win what was a competitive York handicap under Andrea Atzeni.
15/05/2019 – INVINCIBLE ARMY (7/2)
The James Tate stable remain in excellent form and during what has been a fantastic start to their season this very smart colt blew apart a Group 2 field impressively and looks a Group 1 horse in the making.
13/05/2019 – BYE BYE HONG KONG, PEMPIE, CAPE VICTORY (Treble)
With three strong mentions during the course of the day clients were treated to an excellent Monday on the member’s page to round off a good evening.
13/05/2019 – BYE BYE HONG KONG (6/4 into 8/11)
Advised as a raised stake (NAP) to clients this Andrew Balding trained horse was backed as if defeat was out of the question. Although the wining margin wasn’t as large as expected he showed a good attitude to repel the runner-up and confirm himself as an improving three-year old with a bright future up in class.
05/05/2019 – ON THE WARPATH (4/1)
Dropping back in trip having run well on the Rowley Mile we were told by a good friend and reliable contact of mine that this horse was primed to strike on the second day of The Guineas Meeting here in Newmarket. Under a confident Will Buick ride he galloped the rest of the field into the ground, winning by an ever increasing margin. He looks better than a handicapper.
30/04/2019 – AGENT BASTERFIELD (2/1) + I’M AVAILABLE (11/4)
Two very strong mentions on the member’s page for this Andrew Balding trained pair, both of which won comfortably with something to spare.
27/04/2019 – NEW GRADUATE (7/2) + HEY GAMAN (4/1)
Following on from a superb Friday clients were treated to what was a fantastic Saturday. Our James Tate contact had been excellent to us over the past 3 years and he came up trumps again for us on the afternoon as New Graduate (7/2 into 11/8) won by as many lengths as he liked whilst Hey Gaman (4/1 into 9/4) was given an excellent front-running ride by Frankie Dettori. A fantastic double on the day for members!
26/04/2019 – BEAT THE BANK (11/4)
With an impeccable record in Group 2 company this Andrew Balding/King Power owned horse was fancied to maintain his unbeaten record in this grade. Despite looking beat at one stage he showed a game attitude to win with a bit to spare under Silvestre De Sousa, winning by a half-length margin.
26/04/2019 – MULTIPLE (26/1)
Clients were treated to an outstanding Friday with numerous strong mentions on the day including Crystal Ocean, Bangkok, Beat The Bank, Sparkle Roll and Forest of Dean.
22/04/2019 – COUNTRY (6/4 into 1/2) + SETTING SAIL (10/11) – 7/2 Double
Following an easy winner earlier in the day at Redcar courtesy of Country for trainer William Haggas clients were treated to an easy double as SETTING SAIL for the in-form Charlie Appleby relished the step up in trip on his return to action following a 500+ day absence, powering clear and giving William Buick a winner on the day from what was his sole ride.
22/04/2019 – COUNTRY (6/4 into 1/2)
A huge punt landed on this once-raced William Haggas trained horse. He was in need of the experience first time out but under a super confident Danny Tudhope ride this horse travelled into his race smoothly and powered clear in the final furlong under hands and heels riding. Impressive and a horse to keep on side for the season ahead.
16/04/2019 – FLAVIUS TITUS (8/1)
Having been gelded there were some good reports for this Roger Varian trained four-year old son of Lethal Force. Under a confident Andrea Atzeni he showed the benefit of his gelding operation as he put in a brave performance to hold off all challengers toward the line.
15/04/2019 – LAMBETH WALK (4/5)
A short price by our standards but the result was never in doubt. This filly had been outclassing everything in her work at home and having been the best away from the gates the result was sown up a furlong out from home as she drew clear in the closing stages to win going away under Oisin Murphy. Another solid piece of information for an unraced horse.
14/04/2019-TOP RANK (5/2)
With the James Tate stable in such superb form in recent weeks clients were treated to yet another top bit of information from our contact at the stable. We had been told that since making his winning debut in December this horse had been working with some well regraded types at home. Under a confident P J McDonald ride the result was never in doubt as he pulled clear in the final furlong to win going away by 2 length with a wide 6 length margin back to the 3rd placed horse. Excellent information once again as we prepare for a busy Craven Meeting here in Newmarket.
12/04/2019- INTUITIVE (11/4)
Another good word for this horse via our James Tate contact. The form of his last race had been franked by the 2nd, 3rd and 4th and under a no-nonsense P J McDonald ride he got up close home to get the better of main market rival Moraawed. Another excellent result from one of our top contacts here in Newmarket.
09/04/2019- CASEMENT (10/1)
Advised as a 1pt win selection via our shrewd northern contact the result never looked in doubt once jockey Alistair Rawlinson managed to tack his mount over from a car park draw in stall 12. What was usually a race-ending draw was negated by a fantastic front-running ride and with the horse winning comfortably by nearly a 2 length margin clients were treated to what was their 6th winner from the last 7 selections.
08/04/2019- SAMEEM (4/1)
On what was a sensational Monday for clients, our James Tate contact had also been in touch to tell us that Sameem was well fancied by the stable up in trip to continue his winning ways. Under a front-running ride from David Allan he wasn’t for catching in the end, winning by a comfortable 2 lengths, eased down.
08/04/2019- EXCLUSIVELY (13/8)
A very strong word for this unraced Archie Watson trained filly who was making her debut in the famous Qatar racing silks. Under a positive ride from Oisin Murphy this filly found plenty under hands and heels riding to win a shade cosily in the end. A taking debut and another winner for the in-form Archie Watson stable.
06/04/2019- KILDISART (8/1)
A horse that had long been held in high regard by trainer Ben Pauling, Kildisart had proved a model of consistency over the fences and with the form of his RSA 4th having taken a big boost courtesy of Lostintranslation the day before he made no mistakes in proving him an extremely smart prospect, winning by a comfortable 5 lengths under Daryl Jacob.
05/04/2019- LOSTINTRANSLATION (7/2)
A chaser held in extremely high regard by trainer Colin Tizard this horse improved cnonsiderably for the step up in trip to three-miles to win easily by 6 lengths from the 10/11F Topofthegame. A serious chaser and one to follow for the 2019/20 NH Season.
03/04/2019- LADY KERMIT (2/1 into Evens)
Advised as a raised stake, this Archie Watson trained newcomer was considered well above average. Once tacked over from her wide draw by Eddie Greatrex the result never looked in doubt as she kicked clear from the field to win going away by 6 lengths. A very smart prospect.
19/03/2019- MINELLA WARRIOR + SHESHOON SONNY (4/1 Double)
With both horses strongly fancied by their respective stables clients were treated to a 4/1 winner as Minella Warrior drifted out to 2/1 and won by 4 lengths whilst Sheshoon Sonny (8/11 into 8/13) won by 3 lengths. A nice double secured to start off the week.
14/03/2019- PAISLEY PARK (7/4)
This Emma Lavelle trained horse had a great story behind him and he rated our banker for the Thursday at The Festival. He looked in trouble turning for home but once his stamina kicked in up the hill he put the race to bed in most impressive style under Aidan Coleman.
13/03/2019- TIGER ROLL (6/4)
Following several each way placed efforts over the previous week we got the second day of The Cheltenahm Festival off to a flying start as TIGER ROLL simply proved far too good in his repeat success of the Cross Country Chase. A class apart!
03/03/2019- MOOTASADIR + QUESTIONARE (10/3 Double)
A very strong word for both these horses on an otherwise quiet Monday. Mootasadir, held in very high regard by trainer Hugo Palmer, was considered fit and ready for his return. Under a confident ride by Oisin Murphy he was in a different class to his opposition and won comfortably by 2 lengths. Questionare, a well-bred son of Galileo, was fully expected to make a winning debut for the Gosden stable. After a slow start he found enough in the closing stages to win on the line in a thrilling finish to land a tidy double.
01/03/2019- ZMHAR + SOLAR PARK (11/4 Double)
Our James Tate contact rarely gets it wrong and with the stable remaining in red-hot form we secured a nice double to kick a new month off courtesy of Zmhar who was officially 7lbs well in and Solar Park who was well supported and won in a thrilling finish under a strong ride by Newcastle specialist Callum Rodriguez.
25/02/2019- DANDY DAN (2/1)
Big gamble landed on this Kim Bailey trained chaser who was making the long journey north to Ayr for his in-form stable. He jumped well and when challenged pulled out plenty in the closing stages to win comfortably by 3 lengths under David Bass. Backed into 10/11 it was very much a case of gamble landed!
23/02/2019- GORGEOUS NOORA (7/2)
Yet again our Archie Watson contact came up trumps with this improving ex-Luca Cumani trained filly. Having looked outpaced and out of contention early on she made up plenty of ground under Holly Doyle and flew down the outside to win going away by just under a length. An impressive ride, an impressive filly and a big gamble landed as she was backed all the way from 7/2 into 2/1 favourite.