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TRAINERS IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Today's featured comments.
“We bought Pantile's Gift after having won over 10 furlongs on the flat. I’ve been absolutely delighted with him at home. He took a bit of a while to settle down but he’s schooled really nicely, strikes me like a good tough genuine honest type. If he takes to hurdling on the track as he has done at home then I’d like to think he can run a really good race. He will improve for his race as all of mine have this season but he’s in good shape and I think he’s going to be a juvenile well worth following.”
“The Hare Rail has been running very well lately and we are hoping he can continue to run well again.”
“Ten Cuidado could win this if he is in the same form as last week.”
“Spare The Voice is a nice big horse who will improve with time.”
YARD ON THE MAP
Forty-two trainers. One valley
ALL YARDS
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Nick Scholfield
Felstead Court Stables
Dual Purpose
Toby Bulgin
New Barn Farm
Dual Purpose
Archie Watson
Saxon Gate
Dual Purpose
Edward Smyth-Osbourne
Saxon Gate
Flat
Tom Dascombe
Frenchmans Lodge Stables
Dual Purpose
Harry Derham
Upper Farm Stables
Dual Purpose
Owen Burrows
Kingwood House Stables
Flat
Roger Teal
Windsor House Stables
Dual Purpose
Tom Ward
Whitehouse Stables
Dual Purpose
Oliver Signy
The Croft Stables
National Hunt
William Muir & Chris Grassick
Linkslade
Flat
Warren Greatrex
Rhonehurst
Dual Purpose
Stan Moore
Berkeley House Stables
Dual Purpose
Richard Hughes
Weathercock House
Flat
Nicky Henderson
Seven Barrows
Dual Purpose
Mark Usher
Rowdown Stables
Flat
Jonathan Portman
Whitcoombe House Stables
Dual Purpose
Jamie Snowden
Folly House
Dual Purpose
Jamie Osborne
The Old Malthouse
Dual Purpose
Henry Candy
Kingston Warren
Flat
Ed Walker
Kingsdown Stables
Flat
Dominic Ffrench Davis
Highview Stables
Dual Purpose
Daniel & Claire Kübler
Sarsen Farm
Flat
Clive Cox
Beechdown Farm Stables
Flat
Charles Hills
Wetherdown House
Flat
BY THE NUMBERS
The formbook, this season.
Flat Table
| Trainer | Flat Wins | Flat Runs | Flat Win % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ed Walker | 90 | 564 | 16% |
| Richard Hughes | 61 | 492 | 12.4% |
| Clive Cox | 56 | 339 | 16.5% |
| Archie Watson | 48 | 392 | 12.2% |
| Charles Hills | 35 | 270 | 13% |
Jumps Table
| Trainer | Jumps Wins | Jumps Runs | Jumps Win % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jamie Snowden | 32 | 124 | 25.8% |
| Nick Scholfield | 14 | 129 | 10.9% |
| Harry Derham | 12 | 59 | 20.3% |
| Warren Greatrex | 6 | 35 | 17.1% |
| Nicky Henderson | 4 | 44 | 9.1% |
THE VALLEY READER
Lambourn Latest News
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Champion Stakes scorer Ombudsman ruled out of Breeders’ Cup as pre-entries revealed
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Shane Foley banned for 12 days by Navan stewards after careless riding offence
the closing stages of the 1m6f maiden at Navan on Wednesday. Stewards inquired into an incident inside the final furlong involving the winner Teofil, the mount of Luke McAteer, the runner-up Peace Pebble, the mount of Billy Lee, and Foley’s ride Possum, who appeared to bump with the second a couple of times.
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