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What a weekend of National Hunt Racing!! It highlighted what is so good about this wonderful sport, and puts into focus what is so wrong with the flat. Jump racing gives us the chance of following our...

Jardin De Vienne and Willow Wren will both take their chances at Huntingdon tomorrow. Both are in good form, and we hope for good runs from the pair of them. JDV will sport cheek pieces to help him...

With no rain, and these fierce winds the ground is drying up all the time at Huntingdon. Yesterday Good To Soft, today Good, but with rain forecast for Friday it should be OK to run Jardin De Vienne...

Handicap amendments are always published on a Tuesday morning, and yesterday it was interesting to see what the official assessor thought of Bobby Gees' race at Market Rasen. You will all remember...

Rousing Rob had his bloods taken again yesterday to try and guage his recovery from the bug that has been afflicting him. He seems to be well on the way to recovery judging by the way he is feeling...

So nice for the yard to have a runner in the big race of the Open Meeting on Saturday. Il Duce ran in the Paddy Power Handicap Chase, a race that used to be the Mackeson, the first big handicap chase...

Three great days of racing start today with the opening day of the Paddy Power Meeting at Cheltenham. Last year 2 runners on the card - Important Business beaten 11 lengths in the 'Boys Race' nad...

Bobby Gee had a pop up the chase fences yesterday, and I am pleased to report that all is well. He seems to have come out of his Market Rasen run in grand form, and the way he jumped yesterday...

Unfortunately we were not the only ones to see how well Bobby was travelling on Sunday, and the excellent Andrew Barr in his The Talent Spotters column in todays Weekender writes: ' Bench Warrent won...

Due to unforseen circumstances, and illness a quarter share in Bobby Gee has become available. We will be very sad to say goodbye to the current owners of this share and really do wish them well for...