Al Dancer was an above average bumper horse last season finishing fourth in the Grade 2 championship event at Aintree during the spring. The five year old has looked even better over hurdles and he made it three out of three over obstacles with a silky smooth win at Cheltenham on Friday. Making his handicap debut off a lenient looking mark of 129, Nigel Twiston-Davies' trounced his rivals by upwar...
Birchdale (9/4), featured on page 133 of One Jump Ahead and one of Declan Phelan's Irish Pointers, made an impressive start to his Rules career with a four lengths win in the two miles five maiden hurdle at Warwick. The gelded son of Jeremy won his only point in March for Colin McKeever and Wilson Dennison before being purchased by J.P.McManus. Strong in the market before the off, Nicky Hende...
Philip Hobbs' team continue in fine form with the Minehead trainer being responsible for a treble at Leicester. Ebony Gale (11/10), Cotswold Way (Evens) and Dark Episode (6/1) all scored at the Midlands track. The trio were all featured in the Talking Trainers section of One Jump Ahead.
Further north, one of Declan Phelan's Irish Pointers Know The Score justified short price favouritism in the op...
I was away on Sunday so I am still catching up with all the racing on either side of the Irish Sea. However, it was another profitable day for One Jump Ahead with four winners at Huntingdon. Brewin'Upastorm (5/6) provided the Top 40 Prospects with another winner in the two miles novices' hurdle. Olly Murphy's former Irish pointer had been held up during the Autumn with a setback but he record...
I will update the Diary properly early next week but it was another successful day for One Jump Ahead. The Top 40 Prospects had 2 winners from 3 runners on Saturday with Midnight Shadow (4/1) and The Very Man (Evens) obliging. Overall, there were 7 winners in OJA including Midnight Shadow (4/1), Ramses De Teillee (2/1), Steely Addition (100/30), The Very Man (Evens). Truckers Lodge (9/4)...
The two miles three novices' chase at Exeter was the highlight of the day on Friday and it saw a return to form by the 2017 Triumph Hurdle winner Defi Du Seuil. Philip Hobbs' charge produced an indifferent round of jumping on his fencing bow at Cheltenham last month when finishing a well beaten last of five. Stepping up in trip, the five year old was a different proposition on this occasion, showi...
Owners Simon Munir and Isaac Souede, who have won the Triumph Hurdle twice courtesy of Soldatino (2010) and Peace And Co (2015), have another smart juvenile hurdle prospect on their hands in Adjali, if his UK debut at Market Rasen on Thursday is anything to go by. The Kamsin gelding arrived from France with a high level of form when under the guidance of Guillaume Macaire and he put his exper...
Top 40 entry The Big Bite made it two out of two over hurdles with an impressive nineteen lengths victory in the Introductory Novices' Hurdle at Haydock on Wednesday. Tom George's gelding had won in good style on his jumping bow at Chepstow a month earlier and he made all here under Noel Fehily. Admittedly, the runner-up Demopolis hadn't raced for over 550 days and his other market rival Darksideo...
Purchased for £400,000 in February having won his only Irish point-to-point for Colin Bowe, Envoi Allen was a four lengths winner on his Rules debut at Fairyhouse on Sunday. Owned by Cheveley Park Stud and trained by Gordon Elliott, the gelded son of Muhtathir was given a confident ride by Jamie Codd. Making headway on the outside, the four year old quickened up well to readily reel in the r...
It was a terrific day for One Jump Ahead on Saturday with 10 winners, including two for the Top 40 Prospects. The afternoon couldn't have got off to a better start with Jerrysback (50/1) defying a huge drift in the market on his second start over fences at Bangor. Well held on his chasing bow at Cheltenham last month, he was available at around 6/1 on Friday. Taken wide by Richie McLernon, he made...
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