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Leave of Absence delivered a significant success for the yard from the front in his first handicap over fences at Newbury on Friday in the colours of Richard and Carol Cheshire. He was our 43rd winner of the season which is one more than our best total achieved last season. Leave of Absence was one […]

Crest of Fortune justified the long journey north to Scotland with Charles and Will. A thoroughly pleasing success under a penalty in the opening novice hurdle at Ayr on Saturday ridden by Ben Godfrey in the colours of Crest Racing VI. He gave us our 42nd winner of what is shaping up to be our

Our latest double on Thursday took our score for the season to 41 which is one short of our best total achieved last year. Saladins Son set the ball rolling with a decisive victory in a Class 3 handicap Chase over three miles and a furlong at Wincanton in the colours of Richard and Carol

A high-profile double shown on ITV on Saturday took our score for the season to 39. Our ageless marvel SAM BROWN was the first to strike in the opening veterans handicap Chase at Newbury with the help of another good ride by our ten pound claiming conditional Chad Bament. BROOKIE then sealed a marvellous afternoon

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With a winner and three seconds we enjoyed another rewarding afternoon on Saturday. I was delighted with the success of SALADINS SON in the novice handicap Chase at Wincanton. It was his second win since he was sent to us by Richard and Carol Cheshire this season. The only blip came on his debut over

GETMETOTHEMOON gained her second success with a thrilling late run that took her to the front in the final strides of a Class 5 handicap hurdle at Plumpton on Monday in the colours of the House family. She has been a model of consistency since going handicapping and was given a very good ride by

It was brilliant to see Credo and Gustavian finish first and second in the £38,000 Veterans Handicap Chase at Exeter on Sunday. It came a day after our sprightly thirteen year old marvel Sam Brown ran another cracking race when fourth in the Grade 2 Denman Chase at Newbury. Harry Cobden gave Credo a great

CRACKERJACQUE took our score for the season to 34 with a clear-cut success in the £16,000 bumper on really deep ground at Sandown on Saturday. With Dreaming Blue running a career best with a narrow defeat in the valuable three mile handicap Chase our horses have now earned over £400,000 with another twelve weeks of

Firestream defied an absence of 718 days with a highly pleasing success under top weight of twelve stone in his first handicap at Wincanton on Thursday. He was off for so long because of a tendon strain and a few niggly little issues but had been going nicely at home in recent weeks, ticking over