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It has been a busy couple of days. Stuart and I have been trying to see as many horses as we can. Yesterday we set off to the west country to hopefully see two at different yards. The first, an...

We will be popping down to the West Country tomorrow to see possible purchases. Stuart and I will pick up Sam on the way down, so hopefully between the three of us we should be able to sort out the...

I spent a large chunk of last night going through the forthcoming Doncaster Sales catalogue. There seem to be one or two interesting types going, and after a long chat with Sam, we think we may have...

Don't get carried away - we hardly have the best handicapped horse in the country, as the assessor has deemed it appropriate to drop our lad just 1lb to a mark of 120! I suppose we should be thankful...

Two stories caught the eye this morning - the first about Robert 'Choc' Thornton, who ruptured 3 ligaments in his knee last week when his mount put him through the wing at Newton Abbot. He has had...

Many apologies for missing a large chunk of the last month with the News, but the dry weather has meant quite a bit of chasing around after irrigators, and with an audit to complete as well - time has...

IB is an intended runner at Market Rasen on Friday. Dave Roberts the Jockeys Agent has gone through the race in his usual thorough manner tp book his boys rides and he thinks the race will cut up a...

It felt more like November than June on top of the hill yesterday. With only very few horses in, the two lots that did work were pretty small. First Lot was made up of Important Business, Kikos and...

It was nice to hear from Mrs Robeson last night that Bobby had returned home in good order, looking very well, and she is full of hope for him for next season if the op has the desired effect. Cheryl...

Bobby Gee will return to Fences Farm today to continue his recovery from surgery. As mentioned yesterday if the op works and he finds that he can breath again, Bobby will be well handicapped and...