I have created a list below of 5 races from the Spring season that I think are worth some extra attention.

This purchase has slipped under the radar this summer, but it could prove to be a very shrewd piece of business.

As the month of August draws to a close, we are now within a few weeks of the start of another National Hunt season.

One of the quieter pieces of business done by the JP McManus this summer, but a quality purchase with the future in mind.

Everything she did looked professional and she oozed class, it will be very surprising if she doesn't make up into a pattern class juvenile.

I believe him to be the best Juvenile hurdler to have joined a British yard this Summer and I expect him to prove it.

This could look like a "Sam Allardyce Bargain Buy" if all goes well for Evan Williams.

He has produced a top class performance here and is surely now bound for much better races than this in the coming weeks.

It is never too late to be thinking about finding the winner of the Triumph hurdle.

She was professional at the start and knew her job, showing a lot of promise for next time.

He is the best that I have seen, and he should be the standard setter for the early part of the campaign.

Adam gives a brief summary of the 2YO races we have seen so far in France, with a couple of eye-catchers to note.

I was very impressed with his winning effort and I suspect that he may be an above average winner of this seasons first 3YO AQPS race

In 5 minutes and 17-seconds Adam gives you his views on the early entries for the Adonis Hurdle at Kempton this weekend.

Adam makes his second appearance on the Final Furlong Podcast, this time looking at some of the older French recruits and how they have...

I will be surprised if she doesn’t quickly make up into a pattern class performer.

I think there is enough evidence here to suggest that he is probably a bit better than the average Class 2 winner.

She has made a striking impression when winning several times in the South and could be a very exciting 3-year-old for Wathnan Racing.

With a 6lb swing at the weights this time around and race fitness, he looks the solid bet.

Although he was sent off with an International SP of 25/1, he has hammered this field and run a very fast time figure in the process.