DESERT FOX WINS at Chelmsford

Desert Fox recorded a 4th victory of his career at Chelmsford yesterday. He has a tremendous record at the course with 4 wins and 3 placed efforts from his 7 runs over the 6f trip. Although getting a bump at the start and being in rear there was plenty of pace in the race which suited our boy. At the 3f mark he was last but he got a good run through on the turn for home and an uninterrupted trip up the straight eventually getting his head in front in the final 100yards.

The picture shows joyful connections with from ltr Robert Cooper, Bill Lemon, jockey Rossa Ryan, lad Kumbh Singh and Bill and Christine Rogerson.

Danglydontask - 3rd at Chepstow

Danglydontask ran another fine race st Chepstow on the 22nd August. He chased the leaders for most of the race but he couldn't get to them in the final two furlongs. He is such a game horse and gives his rider, and connections, everything but as an 8yo he is vulnerable to younger legs!

KELLINGTON KITTY WINS at Bath

Kellington Kitty broke her maiden tag in emphatic style with a six lengths win at Bath on the 17th of August. Kitty had shown on her previous run at Brighton she was coming back to form and she ran out a clear cut winner.
Kitty is the sweetest horse at home and we have always felt she was better than her mark. However, things have not gone right for her on the track and it has taken a while for her to build her confidence. This win should have done her the world of good and we hope she can go on to further success.
The photo shows Kitty with Jockey, Daniel Muscutt, and lad, Kumbh Singh.

A Place To Dream - 2nd at Bath

A Place To Dream came agonisingly close to breaking his maiden on only his second run when 2nd at Bath on the 17th August. It looked a very weak maiden and we knew we had a horse with enough abilty to win the race. However, it was only the second run of his career and the horse took a while to get into top gear. He was a little green and the leader pulled out a little more in the final furlong.
We were thrilled with his effort and hopefully he will turn into a nice horse.

Garth Rockett - 2nd at Yarmouth

Garth Rockett recorded his best run for the yard when 2nd at Yarmouth on the 15th August. He travelled strongly for most of the race and looked the winner 2f out. However, Moretti who was well handicapped had even more to give and that horse ran out a comfortable winner. We were pleased with Garth and hopefully we can find a race for him where he doesn't come against a horse thrown in at the weights!

WOTADOLL WINS at WINDSOR

Wotadoll scored on her second start for the yard at Windsor yesterday evening. She was drawn quite wide in stall 10 but her jockey, Sebastian Woods, got the mare out quickly. She managed to get to the front of the pack and set the pace on the rail. She was overtaken by other horses but her Jockey used his head and took a pull enabling his mount to conserve energy. This enabled her to run on strongly and put the race to bed in the final furlong.
We are delighted for her owners, Sharron and David Mead, who did a great job in preparing the horse at home before sending her to us. The mare has a great attitude and we believe she can go on to win more races.
The photo shows Sharron and David in The Winner's Enclosure with the Jockey and lad, Devi Singh.

Lily Ash 2nd at Lingfield

Lily Ash ran a great race in defeat at Lingfield last Saturday. She was always up with the pace and looked like she might win but blew up in the final furlong. She was entitled to be a bit ring rusty but we were thrilled with her effort.
The photo shows Lily Ash with lad, Kumbh Singh, and one of our owners, Tony Basing.

Costello 4th on debut

Costello made an excellent start to his racing career with a very promising 4th placed effort last Saturday.
The colt has been a pleasure to train and we have always liked him. He jumped well and was a little green but he stayed on in the final furlong showing a good attitude. He is a frame of a horse and should be better as a 3yo but it was good to see him on the track.
The photo shows the horse and lad, Kumbh Singh, with owner, Bill Tillett, and breeder, Rob Tillett.

Danglydontask 3rd on debut for the yard

Danglydontask ran a fine race on his first run for the yard at Lingfield on the 10th July. He showed a good attitude and galloped strongly all the way but he found a couple of horses too good. He is a lovely horse to deal with at home and we were thrilled with his run for us.

Danglydontask 2nd at Chepstow

Danglydontask ran well at Chepstow on his second start for the yard to record a 2nd placed spot. He tracked the leader for most of the race and looked to be the winner inside the furlong marker but got collared by the favourite in the final strides. This was another excellent performance from Dangly who is a resolute galloper and we hope to find a winning opportunity for him.
The photo shows the jockey and his lass, Zoe Waters, who did an excellent job at turning him out on the night.