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It has been a busy few months at Kremlin Cottages, and a steady stream of winners has made it a productive time as well.

It’s all systems go here in the yard and for Newmarket as a whole, as the final weekend of March marked the start of the turf season, and now it’s time to really get going and see what the year will bring. We are going into the new season in good form, with the horses

With the grass gallops being opened in Newmarket, and occasionally some weather that doesn’t feel like the depths of winter, we are starting to dream of spring and the start of the turf season. On the track, Aspire To Glory, Penelope Valentine and Sun Keeper have kept us among the winners, with the two fillies

The weather to start 2025 could easily give you the blues, but we were far from upset at Chelmsford earlier this month when Blue Eclipse broke his maiden over seven furlongs. The three-year-old colt had shaped promisingly on debut in November, and showed the experience had not been lost on him when coming through with

Having announced himself with a pretty eye-catching effort at Hamilton in late September, Solvency confirmed he’s a talent to look forward to by taking apart a competitive nursery at Southwell. That debut run was notable for how he was able to get out of trouble despite inexperience, whereas his Southwell success showcased how much natural

It was great to hit the first target of 50 winners for the calendar year last week with Asteverdi showing her true ability when winning comfortably at Nottingham.  Her form on slower ground is really progressive and she made pretty light work of a mark of 80 under Rossa Ryan, coming from last to assert

The Great British downpour can stop many things in their tracks, but Middleham Park’s filly Unforgetable Belle wasn’t one of them as she galloped through heavy ground and rain to get off the mark at Leicester this week. Lewis Edmunds gave her the ideal ride on the day, and having been nicely placed to challenge

Relief was probably the main emotion felt by all of us at Machell Place as Solvency crossed the line comfortably clear on his belated debut at Hamilton! It was very much a delayed start to his career after he’d shown so much promise at home in the spring, and the patience shown by everyone involved

She was a big price but Ziggy’s Dream did us and her owners proud at Glorious Goodwood, finishing off her race strongly to be third beaten barely half-a-length in the Group 3 Oak Tree Stakes. Ziggy was winning in April of her two-year-old season yet this was the best performance of her career so far,

We were delighted with the performance of the No Nay Never colt Big Cyril in the Listed Rose Bowl at Newbury last week and he looks a lovely, progressive type at this stage of his career.  He’s always gone with a considerable amount of class at home and we’ve been pleased with how he’s transferred that