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New Leyf (pictured left) finished a credible fourth in the valuable six furlong handicap at Wolverhampton yesterday afternoon. It was a significant step up in class for the son of Kheleyf and was also the first time he has raced left-handed on an all-weather track, therefore we were satisfied with how he aquitted himself. Rock With You makes her debut tomorrow afternoon at Kempton for owner Duncan Goodwin. The Rock Of Gibraltar filly will come on for the experience in what looks to be a competitive maiden.
Friday 26th February- Sutton Veny Gets Her Hat-Trick
Sutton Veny made it three from three under Adam Kirby at Kempton on Wednesday night, maintaining the partnership's unbeaten record. The filly dictated things from the front again and Adam gave her another perfect ride, much to the delight of her rather vocal followers, the Sutton Veny Syndicate. Jeremy and Adam feel there is still more to come from the daughter of Acclamation and we are very much looking forward to running her on the turf in the coming months. Thaliwarru ran a pleasing second at Southwell yesterday in Tony Bloom's colours and Chief Exec also put in a good run after a lay-off at Kempton last night, coming fifth for Stuart and Kate Dobb.
Wednesday 24th February- Sutton Veny Runs Tonight
Sutton Veny heads to Kempton to bid for her hat-trick tonight. The progressive daughter of Acclamation will again be partnered by Adam Kirby as the pair try to extend their unbeaten partnership. The Sutton Veny Syndicate will be making their way to the course and will no doubt be heard cheering their charge on. The race is due off at 7pm and is a handicap over six furlongs for horses rated 0-85. There are only five runners and we are hopeful for another memorable night courtesy of the galloping grey.
Sutton Veny made it three from three under Adam Kirby at Kempton on Wednesday night, maintaining the partnership's unbeaten record. The filly dictated things from the front again and Adam gave her another perfect ride, much to the delight of her rather vocal followers, the Sutton Veny Syndicate. Jeremy and Adam feel there is still more to come from the daughter of Acclamation and we are very much looking forward to running her on the turf in the coming months. Thaliwarru ran a pleasing second at Southwell yesterday in Tony Bloom's colours and Chief Exec also put in a good run after a lay-off at Kempton last night, coming fifth for Stuart and Kate Dobb.
Wednesday 24th February- Sutton Veny Runs Tonight
Sutton Veny heads to Kempton to bid for her hat-trick tonight. The progressive daughter of Acclamation will again be partnered by Adam Kirby as the pair try to extend their unbeaten partnership. The Sutton Veny Syndicate will be making their way to the course and will no doubt be heard cheering their charge on. The race is due off at 7pm and is a handicap over six furlongs for horses rated 0-85. There are only five runners and we are hopeful for another memorable night courtesy of the galloping grey.
Tuesday 23rd February- Another Good Run From Ivory Silk
Ivory Silk ran a decent race to finish second in the five furlong handicap at Lingfield on Saturday, picking up the
Sutton Veny heads to Kempton to bid for her hat-trick tonight. The progressive daughter of Acclamation will again be partnered by Adam Kirby as the pair try to extend their unbeaten partnership. The Sutton Veny Syndicate will be making their way to the course and will no doubt be heard cheering their charge on. The race is due off at 7pm and is a handicap over six furlongs for horses rated 0-85. There are only five runners and we are hopeful for another memorable night courtesy of the galloping grey.
Tuesday 23rd February- Another Good Run From Ivor Silk
Ivory Silk ran a decent race to finish second in the five furlong handicap at Lingfield on Saturday, picking up the
Ivory Silk ran a decent race to finish second in the five furlong handicap at Lingfield on Saturday, picking up the
Ivory Silk is representing The Resurrection Partners, Richard Page and Stuart Dobb, at Lingfield tomorrow. The tough mare is set to contest the 0-100 handicap over five furlongs, due off at 5.05. Ivory (pictured left) put in a lifetime best performance on her last start and she continues in good form at home. There are only four runners in tomorrow's race and, providing there is enough pace for the mare and she handles the track, we are hopeful of a very good run from her.
Thursday 18th February- A Mixed Bag
We had a mixed night at Kempton last night, with Confuchias and Anne Of Kiev putting in good performances and Bertie Buckle telling us rather clearly that he doesn
We had a mixed night at Kempton last night, with Confuchias and Anne Of Kiev putting in good performances and Bertie Buckle telling us rather clearly that he doesn
We have a busy day on Wednesday, with us likely to have three runners on the card at Kempton. Our first representative will be Anne Of Kiev (pictured left) in the 5f handicap (6:10pm). Luke Morris will take the ride and it wouldn
New Leyf was an impressive winner last night at Kempton, taking the six furlong handicap in a style that suggested there is plenty more to come from this son of Kheleyf. The horse was given a confident ride from Steve Drowne, who managed to settle him behind the pace before unleashing him to run home the 1 1/4 length winner. Steve's post-race comments can be heard in Jeremy's Blog.
Tonight we run Golden Ratio and Acrosstheuniverse at Wolverhampton. It is Golden Ratio's debut and we expect this daughter of Noverre to come on for the experience. Acrosstheuniverse is well-handicapped on her homework and we are hopeful that she will leave her poor handicap debut behind her tonight and deliver on the promise of her maiden runs.
Thursday 12th February- New Leyf Runs Tonight
We are looking forward to running New Leyf tonight at Kempton. He runs in the six furlong handicap for horses rated 0-80, due off at 8.30 and is the Racing Post's tip of the day. The son of Kheleyf was impressive in his last start and has been going well at home, so we are hoping for a good performance from him.Tomorrow we look to have three runners at Wolverhampton. Acrosstheuniverse is entered in the six furlong handicap and Golden Ratio and Falcon Six are due to line up in the six furlong maiden in the Golden Ratio Syndicate's and Lady Cobham's colours respectively.
Monday 9th February- Two-year-olds Progressing Well
Our two-year-olds are all progressing nicely and enjoyed a canter together this morning. Jeremy is happy with how they are all going and is looking forward to seeing how they develop in the coming months.
We are looking forward to running New Leyf tonight at Kempton. He runs in the six furlong handicap for horses rated 0-80, due off at 8.30 and is the Racing Post's tip of the day. The son of Kheleyf was impressive in his last start and has been going well at home, so we are hoping for a good performance from him. He is pictured, left, with work rider Janny Benner.Tomorrow we look to have three runners at Wolverhampton. Acrosstheuniverse is entered in the six furlong handicap and Golden Ratio and Falcon Six are due to line up in the six furlong maiden in the Golden Ratio Syndicate's and Lady Cobham's colours respectively.
Monday 9th February- Two-year-olds Progressing Well
Our two-year-olds are all progressing nicely and enjoyed a canter together this morning. Jeremy is happy with how they are all going and is looking forward to seeing how they develop in the coming months.
Sunday 7th February- Bertie Buckle Flies The Flag
Bertie Buckle is our sole representative of the weekend at Southwell today, with the son of Bertolini set to be one of the leading fancies for the 7f handicap for three-year-olds. The gelding produced a career-best effort on his first outing at Southwell on his latest start and with the return to this longer trip likely to help his cause, it would be no surprise to us if he were to get off the mark. Hayley Turner takes the ride for owners Iain and Mary Hebbard.
Our two-year-olds are all progressing nicely and enjoyed a canter together this morning. The photo shows Terry Henderson's Duchy Of Cornwall colt and Steve Herbert's Palindromic leading the string.
On Friday we look to have three runners at Wolverhampton and one at Southwell. Acrosstheuniverse, Golden Ratio and Falcon Six are all Wolverhampton-bound, with Acrosstheuniverse entered in the six furlong handicap and Golden Ratio and Falcon Six due to line up in the six furlong maiden in the Golden Ratio Syndicate's and Lady Cobham's colours respectively. At Southwell, Tony Bloom's Thaliwarru is a likely runner in the six furlong handicap.
Sunday 7th February- Bertie Buckle Flies The Flag
Bertie Buckle is our sole representative of the weekend at Southwell today, with the son of Bertolini set to be one of the leading fancies for the 7f handicap for three-year-olds. The gelding produced a career-best effort on his first outing at Southwell on his latest start and with the return to this longer trip likely to help his cause, it would be no surprise to us if he were to get off the mark. Hayley Turner takes the ride for owners Iain and Mary Hebbard.
Monday 1st February- Dominium Impresses
Dominium put up an impressive display on his racecourse debut yesterday, coming second despite his obvious inexperience in a 5f maiden at Kempton. The Racing Post commented:
Bertie Buckle (pictured left) is our sole representative of the weekend at Southwell today, with the son of Bertolini set to be one of the leading fancies for the 7f handicap for three-year-olds. The gelding produced a career-best effort on his first outing at Southwell on his latest start and with the return to this longer trip likely to help his cause, it would be no surprise to us if he were to get off the mark. Hayley Turner takes the ride for owners Iain and Mary Hebbard.
Monday 1st February- Dominium Impresses
Dominium put up an impressive display on his racecourse debut yesterday, coming second despite his obvious inexperience in a 5f maiden at Kempton. The Racing Post commented:
Dominium put up an impressive display on his racecourse debut yesterday, coming second despite his obvious inexperience in a 5f maiden at Kempton. The Racing Post commented: