- Saturday, 17 September 2016 07:18
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
What an amazing performance from the versatile and tough Impulsive American to win on the level at Ayr yesterday. It was only six weeks ago that he was competing over hurdles and fences at Perth! He never seems to run a bad race under any code and probably wants better ground than this to boot. He was given a good ride by jockey Jim Crowley and it is easy to see why he is favourite to land this season's jockey's championship. The Racing Post are also complimentary in their write-up of the race and say that our four year old 'must be a pleasure to own', not like Celtic, hey Sean?!
- Friday, 16 September 2016 07:15
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
There are four meetings taking place this afternoon with two flat cards from Ayr and Newbury as well as two jumps cards from Hexham and Newton Abbot. Talk about casting your net far and wide, David has a runner at both Newton Abbot and Ayr. Amigo contests the 3m3f handicap chase at Newton Abbot at 4.05pm - he has the latent ability to go well in a contest of this nature but has been a bit disappointing of late. David leaves the tongue tie and blinkers off and if he were to return to his Kim Muir or Scottish National form he would have a big shout.
- Thursday, 15 September 2016 07:19
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
There are four meetings taking place this afternoon with flat action coming from Ayr, Yarmouth, Pontefract and Chelmsford City. David has no runners today with our next racecourse representative coming tomorrow on the flat at Ayr as Impulsive American will contest the two mile handicap under championship leader Jim Crowley - he will make the long trip up today. Meanwhile, over in Ireland Tom Scu was out of luck yesterday in the Kerry National, although he finished a creditable third aboard Gas Line Boy and his percentage should cover his travel expenses.
- Wednesday, 14 September 2016 07:15
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
What a lot of weather we had yesterday! Following a bright start there were thundery storms that just hung around the stable for the baulk of the day - fortunately all of the horses seemed to behave themselves. Looking forward, there are four meetings taking place this afternoon with flat cards from Yarmouth, Sandown and Beverley while there is a National Hunt fixture from Kelso. The stable does not have any runners today. There was some exciting action on the beach at Laytown yesterday and I had to smile when I overheard a quote from somebody at Chepstow races. They said, "Laytown's on later, amazing isn't it as the course was under water last night?!"...I like that.
- Tuesday, 13 September 2016 07:22
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
It was another good day for the stable yesterday afternoon as Red Square Revival bolted up in the bumper at Worcester under Tom Scudamore. This was his first ever start on the racecourse and he showed distinct signs of inexperience as he hung both left and right but there was no denying his superiority and he will clearly learn plenty for this experience and he looks a nice prospect. He already looks as though he will get further and is a nice, big sort who will jump hurdles and eventually fences in the future.
- Monday, 12 September 2016 07:35
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
There are four meetings taking place this afternoon with action coming from Kempton, Brighton and Wolverhampton while there is also a jumps card from Worcester. Time to shame Brighton once again as they offer a miserly £30,000 for their seven race card. Meanwhile David has four runners at Worcester this afternoon; Red Square Revival, Kalifourchon, Perspicace and Baby Sherlock so it is going to be a busy day.
- Sunday, 11 September 2016 00:00
- Written by Chelsea Morgan
This afternoon there are three meetings taking place on the flat with action from Bath, Ffos Las and Chelmsford City. Mind you, the best card once again looks to be in Ireland with Group 1 and 2 races taking place at the Curragh. It looks like some of our jockeys agree with the likes of Frankie Dettori and Ryan Moore extending their stay from yesterday.
