Following a frustrating four days at the Cheltenham Festival - 1 winner from 51 runners - Gordon Elliott had an excellent opening afternoon on day one of the Aintree Grand National meeting. Mange Tout, who hadn't been seen since finishing third in the Grade 1 juvenile hurdle at Leopardstown, arrived fresh and produced a plucky performance to defend off compatriot Selma De Vary in the Grade 1 Anniv...
A reminder to clients who have pre ordered Ahead on The Flat - the book is currently at the printers and due to be delivered on Friday this week.
The Grand National meeting at Aintree gets underway on Thursday and there is still time to order a copy of the One Jump Ahead Grand National Update. Please head to the Publications section of the site, if you would like to order the 28 page Update.
The 28 page One Jump Ahead Aintree Grand National Update has been emailed to clients (6.54pm - Tuesday). If anyone hasn't received it, please let me know as soon as possible.
There is still time to order a copy before the meeting gets underway on Thursday - please head to the Publications section of the site. It is also possible to order a copy of the new edition of Ahead on The Flat & Update...
One of the most disappointing performances of the Cheltenham Festival was by Proactif in the Triumph Hurdle. The Top 40 entry didn't jump with any fluency and never looked comfortable under Mark Walsh. The Masked Marvel gelding trailed in a well beaten ninth behind stablemate Apolon De Charnie, who he had beaten on his racecourse debut at Auteuil last Autumn. Back in action in a Grade 2 juvenile h...
Thank you very much to those clients who have ordered a copy of Ahead On The Flat and the Updates, plus the One Jump Ahead Aintree Grand National Update. Just to remind subscribers, the Grand National Update, which focuses on the three days at Aintree this week, will be emailed on Tuesday (7th April) evening.
There is still time to order a copy of the Update - please head to the Publications sect...
Subscribers to the Christmas Special will recall that expert Declan Phelan penned an article highlighting the most promising young Irish pointer to emerge from the Autumn season. They included two horses who won impressively on their Rules debut this week. Even Tho was a four lengths winner of a mares' bumper at Limerick on Tuesday and she looks a bright prospect for next season and beyond. Those ...
Having spent Tuesday morning at the printers completing the index (contains over 600 horses), I am pleased to say Ahead On The Flat is now finished and ready to go to print. I have been told to expect the book from the printers towards the end of next week - the Easter break hasn't done us any favours but we can't do anything that. As soon as they arrive, pre orders will be posted out.
Once again...
Having looked forward to the Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster for weeks, I am afraid it proved a huge anti-climax with the ante-post selections failing to trouble the judge. There were no excuses on the day with the ground seemingly in both runners favour - they weren't good enough, although I suspect both horses will be running over further in future. Unfortunately, the bad luck continued on Sunday ...
I have continued to work on the new edition of Ahead On The Flat, which is due to be published next month. Just to keep clients informed, the plan is to take the book to the printers early week and, once it has been set out and page numbers added etc, they will get on with printing it. Once I have a definite publishing date, I will let everyone know on here. Once again, many thanks to those subscr...
I was working at Carlisle on Sunday and it was day three of the Go North series and Sandy Thomson capped a good weekend with two more winners at the Cumbrian track. Jamie Snowden trained his 77th winner of a personal best season with Red Acres Max proving too strong in the concluding bumper. It was good to see Nico De Boinville and, while he only had one ride, he was busy signing autographs. I man...
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