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Winner of a mile and a half claimer on heavy ground at Clairfontaine in August.

Trainer says

He won a claimer in France very easily and he is by German Derby winner Weiner Walzer. He goes on the soft ground and he goes well at home so we will hopefully get him out in a month’s time or something like that.

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130 rated hurdler. Scored by 15 lengths from Do Your Job in a novices’ hurdle at Newbury (2m 4 1/2f) on his stable debut.

Trainer says

He only ran once for us last season and bolted up at Newbury. He will probably start over hurdles this season and loves soft ground. He won over two and a half and it wouldn’t be a big surprise if he gets three miles. He’s by Martaline who is a very good sire and he should hopefully develop into a lovely horse.

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Seven length winner of his bumper at Fontwell on Saturday on his stable debut.

Trainer says

He is a nice horse who fell at the last in his Irish point-to-point and made a very pleasing start for us when winning his bumper at Fontwell on Saturday. He was working well at home and he handled the ground well enough at Fontwell and he’s a nice horse for the future.

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117 rated chaser. Placed in two handicap chases at Fontwell (3m 2f) in September and October – most recently finishing runner-up, beaten two lengths, to Pres last Friday.

Trainer says

He had run twice already this season and finished second at Fontwell last Friday. He has given the owners a lot of fun and he will run good races in these long-distance chases.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He is a youngster by No Risk At All who was with Colin Bowe last year. He goes nicely at home and we will start him off in a bumper somewhere. He is quite a backward four-year-old but hopefully one with a lot of potential.

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128 rated hurdler. Gained his only success last season in a handicap hurdle at Cheltenham (2m 5f) in November when beating Ozzy Thomas three lengths.

Trainer says

He won very well first time out at Cheltenham last season but disappointed afterwards. He is back in and loves soft ground and we will see if we go over fences this season. We will speak to JP McManus and the team but there is still more to come from him.

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135 rated chaser. Came closest to victory last season when runner-up, beaten two and a quarter lengths, to Northern Beau in a handicap chase at Cheltenham (2m 1/2f) in December.

Trainer says

He has been around for a long time and is nine-years-old now. He has been around the 135 mark for quite a few seasons now and two to two and half miles suit him. He likes the mud and he will pay his way.

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131 rated hurdler. Off the mark over hurdles at Chepstow (2m) in January when short heading Mario De Pail.

Trainer says

He was a very good bumper horse and he didn’t progress as much as we hoped this last year. He will probably go over fences this year and, hopefully, that will be the making of him. He is in good form at present.

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117 rated chaser. Winner twice over fences in France but little show in two runs for the stable.

Trainer says

He has been disappointing since coming over from France but had a wind operation during the summer and, hopefully, that will help him. He has a bit of improvement to find but looks to be going in the right direction.

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132 rated hurdler. Missed last season but a winner of his novices' hurdle at Exeter (2m 1f) on New Year’s Day 2019 and finished runner-up to Precious Cargo at Kempton (2m) later that month.

Trainer says

He is coming back after an injury and is a talented horse who is very lightly raced. He is only six-years-old now and all his form is around two miles but I’m sure he will get further. He likes soft ground and if he stays in one piece there will be a lot more to come from him.

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126 rated hurdler. Finished third, beaten 16 lengths, to Vorashann in a handicap hurdle at Fontwell (2m 1 1/2f) last week.

Trainer says

He did well last season and finished third at Fontwell last week and I am sure that he will improve for the run. He could eventually go over fences, but we will see what we do and he should pay his way this season.

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Fourth in two hurdle races in France.

Trainer says

We had her last season, but we ran out of time to get her on the track obviously with Covid and everything. She had some decent form when finishing fourth in two races in France and is back in now and is a novice hurdler for the season – two miles and soft ground should suit her.

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Fourth in his only Irish point-to-point.

Trainer says

He is a light framed four-year-old who goes nicely at home and he needs to strengthen up a bit. Hopefully, he can pick up a bumper.

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Fourth in an Irish point-to-point and well beaten in a bumper at Wincanton in March.

Trainer says

He came to us three quarters of the way through last season and ran once for us in a bumper at Wincanton and disappointed and has had a wind operation since. He is by good sire in Fame And Glory and he is going a lot better this year. We will start him off in a bumper before going hurdling but, hopefully, you will see a lot better horse this season.

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Winner of her only point-to-point in Ireland.

Trainer says

She won her point-to-point and I think she will want the mud. She is an honest mare who will jump and stay all day.

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118 rated chaser. Won the Lincolnshire Grand National at Market Rasen (3m 3 1/2f) on Boxing Day by four lengths from Cyclop.

Trainer says

He won for us first time out in the Lincolnshire Grand National at Market Rasen which was a great performance. He disappointed next time out at Exeter which wasn’t his true running and he had a holiday after that. He will contest a lot of these long distance handicap chases. He is a real old-fashioned chaser and I’m sure there will be more days with him.

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115 rated hurdler. Won a bumper at Ffos Las in October and a novices’ hurdle at Sedgefield in November.

Trainer says

He won his bumper and a hurdle last year and got beat up at Sedgefield when odds-on. It wasn’t his true running that day and he will probably start off over hurdles. He is a good work horse at home.

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135 rated hurdler. Won a bumper at Chepstow in November and novice hurdles at Leicester (2m 4 1/2f) in December and Doncaster (2m 3 1/2f) in February. Scored by nine lengths from Firak on the last-named occasion.

Trainer says

He was unbeaten for us in three starts last year – he won a bumper and two hurdle races. He will probably start over hurdles – he had a wind operation through the summer – and he is an exciting horse.

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106 rated on the Flat and won a Group 3 and a listed event in Germany. Finished third, beaten 17 ½ lengths, to Leroy Leroy on his stable debut at Southwell (2m) in September.

Trainer says

He had decent form in Germany, and we ran him over hurdles at Southwell and he disappointed. He has had a wind operation since and he is a good work horse at home. I am sure there is a lot more to come from him.

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143 rated over hurdles, 142 over fences and 82 on the Flat. Has run well in all three runs for the stable and landed a novices' chase by 13 lengths from Oscar Rose at Stratford in July and followed up with a four and three quarter length success from Weather Front on the Flat at Haydock (1m 6f) in August.

Trainer says

He has done really well since coming here and bolted up last time on the Flat at Haydock. Hopefully, he can squeeze into the Cesarewitch at the weekend and if we do, we would have a good chance. He is a hardy customer with a great attitude.

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Winner of an Irish point-to-point in March.

Trainer says

She won an Irish point-to-point in the mud and she has a good attitude. She will appreciate a trip and we hope to start her off in a bumper at Ffos Las in October.

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147 rated hurdler. Has proved a revelation since joining the stable and won his last five starts in handicap hurdles and risen from 104 from his first win to his current mark. Scored by 15 lengths when beating Kateson to gain his latest victory at Uttoxeter (2m 4f) in March.

Trainer says

He had an amazing first season with us winning five on the trot and he is rated 147 now and has to improve again. He loves soft ground and he will be contesting a lot of the better handicaps from two miles to two and a half miles.

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Winner of a bumper in Ireland in March.

Trainer says

He won a bumper in Ireland and we bought him afterwards. He is by Kalanisi and he is doing some nice work at home. We will see but he could run in another bumper or go straight over hurdles but, hopefully he is a nice addition to the yard.

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Scored by a neck from Everglow in a bumper at Chepstow in October of last year.

Trainer says

He battled very well to win his bumper at Chepstow last season and picked up an injury afterwards and we ran out of time getting him back on the course. He has strengthened up during the summer and he will go over hurdles and, hopefully, he will develop into a lovely three-mile chaser.

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Winner of a bumper at Huntingdon in March.

Trainer says

He won his bumper at Huntingdon and is an out and out galloper really. He will probably go over hurdles – two and a half miles plus will be his trip and he has a good attitude and a nice engine to go with it.

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Placed in bumpers at Warwick and Wetherby in November before getting off the mark in a similar event at Sedgefield on Boxing Day.

Trainer says

She is not the biggest, but she is very tough and genuine and she did well last season finishing placed in two bumpers before winning at Sedgefield. She picked up an injury after that but will be hurdling this season and has a really likeable attitude. She has the mares’ opportunity so, hopefully, there is a lot of fun to be had with her.

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133 rated hurdler. Missed last season but winner of a bumper at Exeter in January 2019 and a novices’ hurdle at Chepstow (2m 7 1/2f) in March of that year.

Trainer says

He picked up a tendon injury last season but is back in looking well. He is a way off a run yet, but we were hoping for a good season with him last season and, hopefully, that has only been put off for a year. Three mile hurdles and chases will be his game.

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137 rated hurdler. Off the mark in a novice event at Ludlow (2m) in February and stepped up significantly on that effort when runner-up, beaten a length, to Aramax in the Grade 3 Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham (2m 1f) in March.

Trainer says

He was second at the Cheltenham Festival and he has done well this summer and grown a little bit. He doesn’t mind soft ground and we will be looking at all the big two-mile handicaps with him. Something like the big handicap hurdle at Ascot could be on the agenda.

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131 rated hurdler. Off the mark over hurdles on his final start at Taunton (2m 1/2f) in March.

Trainer says

He is talented and frustrating at times, but he got his head in front with Felix Gillard on board at Taunton last season. He loves soft ground and I’m sure there’s more to come from him.

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Winner of a listed mares' bumper at Market Rasen on her debut for Willie Mullins and subsequently unplaced in the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival for new connections.

Trainer says

She is a decent mare who never ran to her best in the Champion Bumper. It wasn’t ideal us getting her so close to Cheltenham, but she has strengthened up a lot during summer and is a woman now. She will start off in mares’ hurdles but, hopefully, she is one that could go to the top.

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135 rated chaser. At his best last season on his reappearance in a novices’ chase at Ffos Las (2m 5f) when beating Sensulano five lengths.

Trainer says

He is a decent enough horse who loves soft ground and two and a half miles is his trip. He did go novice chasing last year but we might start him off over hurdles to get his confidence back. Hopefully there is nice race in him, and he probably goes best when fresh.

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127 rated hurdler. Off the mark with a three and three quarter length victory from Sandymount Rose in a mares’ event at Exeter (2m 2 1/2f) in November.

Trainer says

She is a decent mare who will probably go over fences this season. I am sure you will see more of her and better from her this season. She is an out and out galloper and I think she will get three miles.

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149 rated hurdler and chaser. Finished runner-up, beaten a length and a quarter, to Elegant Escape in the 2018 Welsh Grand National but had a highly successful campaign in 2019-20 when four of his 5 starts were over hurdles. Won three time including the Grade 2 River Don Novices’ Hurdle at Doncaster (3m 1/2f) in January (17 length winner from Champagne Well) and the Grade 2 Prestige Novices’ Hurdle at Haydock (3m 1/2f) in February (four length victor from Kalooki).

Trainer says

He had a great season novice hurdling last season and he is still only eight-year-old and is one of our flagbearers. He might be difficult to win with this season but at the same time he is going to pick up a lot of prize money and he could go hurdles and fences. He is a smashing horse with a great attitude.

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132 rated hurdler. Came closest to victory last season when runner-up, beaten a neck, to Potters Corner in a handicap hurdle at Chepstow (2m 7 1/2f) in December.

Trainer says

He is talented if not frustrating at time and he will probably go over fences. It could be the making of him and he should gallop all day long. It wouldn’t surprise me if he ended up in the National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham in March.

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94 rated hurdler. Finished fourth, beaten 14 lengths, to Crocodile Dundee in a handicap hurdle at Fontwell (2m 3f) last week.

Trainer says

She disappointed me when finishing fourth at Fontwell the other day. She probably wants further and likes soft ground. She is a good work horse at home, and I am sure when we step her up in trip there will be more to come from her.

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150 rated chaser. Winner of all four starts in 2018-19 including victory in the Brown Advisory & Merriebelle Stable Plate and fell two out when leading in the race last year.

Trainer says

He is a lovely addition to the yard and he obviously has some very good form. He had a wind operation in the summer and we have to decide whether to stick to two and a half miles or go down in trip or up in trip. He is a decent work horse and one we are looking forward too.

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132 rated hurdler. Easy winner of his only hurdle race at Vichy (2m 3 1/2f) in August 2018 when trained by Guy Cherel.

Trainer says

Hopefully, we will get him on the racetrack for his owner one day – he has been off course since winning as a three-year-old and he was very close to a run last year before Covid. He loves soft ground and will gallop all day for you.

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139 rated hurdler. Winner of two novices and a bumper in 2018-19 but not at his best last season. Probably best effort when 11th, beaten eight and three quarter lengths, to Indefatigable in the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham (2m 4 1/2f) in March.

Trainer says

He was a little frustrating last season and will probably go novice chasing. That will probably bring out further improvement in him and his ideal trip could be two and a half miles. Hopefully, he can bounce back.