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JASMIN DE GRUGY achieved the notable feat of winning his fifth race on the bounce with a fluent victory in a Class 4 handicap Chase at Newbury on Wednesday in the colours of JP McManus. The sequence began in a handicap hurdle at Ffos Las on May 7 last year off a mark of 93 […]

KDEUX SAINT FRAY justified the long journey north from Potwell to Yorkshire with a fluent success on his hurdles debut at Catterick in the colours of Les Blues Fonces. He’s progressing nicely having won a Point-to-Point, bumper and now a maiden from only four starts. Our horses have been running tidily over the last few

A double at Plumpton on Monday took our score for the season to thirty which is by some way our best tally before Christmas. Our horses continue in good form, have now earned £300,000 in prize money and hopefully there is plenty more to come. Both our winners were ridden by Sam Twiston-Davies who was

Saturday ultimately proved a rewarding day despite receiving a red alert text warning me not to leave the house because of Storm Darragh. Top marks to our staff for getting all our horses ridden despite the worst of the weather. At first I couldn’t believe I was heading to Sandown, so to end up with

Dreaming Blue gained his third victory from his last four races over fences with a fluent success in an £18,000 handicap Chase off a career high mark at Ludlow on Wednesday in the colours of Roger Devlin. An uncomplicated, sound and reliably consistent performer he jumped well in the main for Rex Dingle, enjoyed a

Jordans Cross delivered our 26th NH winner of the season with a pleasing victory on his debut over hurdles at Southwell on Tuesday in the colours of the Steeple Chasers. An athletic, good moving type he was beaten narrowly on his first start for us in a bumper at Chepstow a month ago which gave

There was plenty to like about the way Jasmin de Grugy made a winning debut over fences at Southwell on Tuesday in his first handicap Chase in the colours of JP McManus.

Saladins Son was off the mark on his first start for us with a pleasing victory in a three runner long distance maiden hurdle at Huntington on Saturday in the colours of Richard and Carol Cheshire.

Kdeux Saint Fray made a highly professional winning debut for us in a bumper at Ascot on Friday in the colours of his syndicate owners Les Bleus Fonces who live quite close to the track.

DANCE AND GLANCE enjoyed a nice school round Southwell on Friday on the way to an easy success on his debut over hurdles in the colours of Mere Racing. He’s a horse we have always liked which is why we were a little a bit disappointed that he could only finish tenth in the £100,000 Goffs