J’Ai Froid returned to form on ground he likes under a good front running ride from John Kington . Hopefully he can build on this when stepped up in trip again. J’AI FROID, without a win since rattling off a four-timer between 3m and 3m2f in early 2021, took advantage
Friary Rock ended a barren spell for the yard with a game win under Lewis Dobb FRIARY ROCK, down in distance with cheekpieces refitted (replacing a visor), had slipped to a good mark and returned to winning ways under suitable conditions. He won’t mind the return to further. Racing Post
Raised 8lbs by the handicapper for his recent Southwell win, Captain Ivan won a shade cleverly under a fine ride from Paddy Cowley to keep the yard momentum going. CAPTAIN IVAN went up 8lb following his recent easy success at Southwell. He bided his time in running down the long-time
And The New continued his good run of form to win The Summer Plate Trial at Market Rasen under a fine positive ride from Adam Wedge. AND THE NEW, unsuited by the track and drop back in trip at Cartmel last time, bounced right back to his best, winning a
Captain Ivan won comfortably on his seasonal debut at Southwell in the capable hands of Paddy Cowley. CAPTAIN IVAN drew clear over the final three fences to win eased down. The first-time use of the hood/tongue-tie combination surely made a difference, while he’s run well when fresh before and does
And The New bounced back to form at Market Rasen in first time cheeck pieces under a comfortable ride from Adam Wedge. AND THE NEW has been nowhere near his best in four runs since his seasonal debut in the class 2 Castleford chase at Wetherby (2m,soft) in December. Now
Friary Rock made it 2 wins in 2 days for the yard when winning comfortably under Adam Wedge at Perth FRIARY ROCK, a C&D winner having his first run September, returned in good heart, travelling well and finding plenty on the run-in. Although he must have been fit enough to
A battling performance by Dasher Riley on his yard debut saw a first winner of the new season for the stable, under a good ride from Harry Cobden. A battling performance by Dasher Riley on his yard debut saw a first winner of the new season for the stable, under
Whistleinthedark made the long journey to Perth worthwhile by making it 4 from 4 over fences this season, all in the capable hands of Patrick Cowley WHISTLEINTHEDARK, who held an alternative entry at Punchestown this week, didn’t have too much difficulty making it 4-4 over fences despite the hood being
QUOTES: WHISTLEINTHEDARK has been going well since he went chasing and I was hopeful coming here today. He’s been progressive and I think he’ll go to Aintree next month for a handicap – Laura Morgan, trainer. WHISTLEINTHEDARK was dropping in trip, but the rain that fell beforehand made this more of a