Snafiya keeps things rolling at Doncaster Girl Magic showed a fantastic attitude to secure her second success over Lingfield’s six furlong turf track, and in the process brought up our 100th domestic winner. She’s proven to be a really likeable type ever since breaking her maiden in May of her two-year-old career, this being her […]
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Winning debutant suggests bigger targets could be ahead Power Mode delighted everyone at home in making a smooth winning debut in a typically competitive-looking Yarmouth Maiden on Thursday. With Power Mode being a son of the US sire Speightstown we didn’t really want to see so much rain hit Yarmouth mid-week, but on the drying
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Milestone reached with Hamilton success Ajyad cruised to victory on her handicap debut at Hamilton to tick the winners tally over from the dreaded 99, and in the process looked a fine prospect for middle-distance handicaps herself. Mohamed Saeed Al Shahi’s filly has been brought along steadily since her one run late in her juvenile
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Ascot on the mind with juveniles in good form It’s not like anyone forgets how difficult it is to train a Royal Ascot winner, but the closer we get to the opening day the more the mind becomes focused on just how competitive a few days the upcoming meeting is! It may perhaps be a
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Amo Racing filly relishes soft ground in Polonia Stakes Fix You has suggested to us from day one that she was a really talented filly, and she more than demonstrated that on the track at Cork in the Listed Polonia Stakes. Every drop of the 25mm of overnight rain increased her chances, but it was
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Impressive start for Amo Racing juvenile Professionalism came to the fore at Leicester on Friday as Amo Racing’s Maximum Impact made an impressive winning debut on the kind of deep ground rarely seen for flat racing in this country. Desperate weather on top of already Heavy ground led to the stalls being out of action
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Fantastic run from Maysong adds to solid start to the season There are very few of us who look up to the skies hoping for rain, but Gemini Star’s owner Graham Budd can be excused for embracing a very wet fortnight as it provided his filly with ideal conditions for her to get off the
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Two-year-olds taking shape with the turf in sight It’s that time of year when you’re never more than 5 miles from a Cheltenham Festival preview night, but preparations for the summer game really are underway with the Guineas and sales race entries having been made this week, and the Newmarket turf gallops getting busier by
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Work resumes on the grass It’s been a low-key period at the yard over the last few weeks with runners at a premium, but the traditional 1st February opening of the Warren Hill grass gallop is a timely reminder that the new flat season will soon be upon us. January brought a couple of winners
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‘Have passport, will travel’ seems to be the motto for Alice Haynes, who in her first two years of training has had considerable success with her international runners. With a shrewd knowledge of the international Conditions books, she targeted her small string at races in Dubai, Ireland and France and earned Pattern race success in
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