The French Revolution section in One Jump Ahead has unearthed some promising types in recent weeks and Blue Lord (3/1) is the latest one. A Flat winner over two miles in his native country over a year ago, the gelded son of Blue Bresil had been off the track for 436 days prior to making his hurdling debut at Punchestown on Tuesday. Owned by Simon Munir and Isaac Souede, the five year old jumped we...
All eyes were on Shishkin's chasing debut at Kempton on Monday and last season's Skybet Supreme Novices' Hurdle winner didn't disappoint with an exemplary round of jumping. Nicky Henderson's six year old led at the second last and dominated thereafter. Shaken up on the approach to the penultimate fence, he lengthened up away and crossed the line 23 lengths in front of the runner-up Mick Pastor, wh...
Despite a couple of winners on Friday, I have been disappointed with the Top 40 Prospects over the last few days. Chantry House ran out a wide margin winner at Ascot on Friday and he looks a smart chasing prospect. His task was simplified when market rival Pic D'Orhy departed at the third last but he still pulled clear after the penultimate fence to win easily. Nicky Henderson's gelding is expecte...
Hill Sixteen was highlighted as a horse to follow in the November Update and the former Sue Smith trained gelding won by 46 lengths at Ffos Las. Bought for £46,000 at the Goffs UK September Sales, the seven year old was part of Trevor Hemmings' dispersal sale and is now owned by Million In Mind. Trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies, the ex-pointer dropped back in trip and was running off a mark o...
Despite wins for The Big Breakaway and Put The Kettle On on Sunday, it was a disappointing few days for the November Update. The underfoot conditions certainly didn't do Proschema any favours with Dan Skelton's runner in trouble some way from home in the Greatwood Hurdle, while Discorama raced too freely and didn't get home in the staying handicap chase. Once again, Paul Nolan's gelding didn't per...
The forecast rain materialised which meant the ground was testing for the second day of Cheltenham's November meeting. It was a poor day for November Update with no returns from three races. Hell Red was most disappointing in the opening Grade 2 juvenile hurdle and looked a shadow of the horse who bolted up on his UK debut at Chepstow. Paul Nicholls' French recruit was in trouble soon after the th...
Cheltenham's three day November meeting kicked off on Friday with good to soft ground but rain is forecast for Saturday. Induno appeared a well handicapped runner in the opening conditional jockeys' handicap hurdle. Racing off a mark of 115, the lightly raced gelding was seeking to enhance David Pipe's already impressive record in the two miles five contest. Everything seemed be going to plan on t...
The first One Jump Ahead Update of the season - the November Update - has been emailed to clients this evening (5.36pm). If anyone hasn't received it, please let me know as soon as possible.
There is still time to order a copy - please go to the Publications section. The Update, which is priced at £6.00 (or £34 for all 5) consists of 25 pages with a full index. There is a stable inter...
Just a reminder to clients that the first One Jump Ahead Update for the season - the November Update - will be emailed on Thursday pm (late afternoon / early evening). There is still time to order a copy. Please head to the Publications section of the site. The Update is £6 or £34 for all five.
Sunday was an excellent day for the Top 40 Prospects but Wednesday was a lousy one with 0 o...
I am delighted to announce that there will be an interview with Harry Whittington in the forthcoming November Update, which will be published on Thursday (12th) this week. The Oxfordshire based handler trained his first Cheltenham Festival winner last spring and he quickly built up a formidable team of youngsters including the unbeaten pair Dargiannini and Qualismart. Set to be represented by the ...
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