Visually the winners looked to be very impressive, but the underlying data would suggest that this form does need to be treated with caution

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.

Both the winner and the runner-up look like they might have some further improvement to come.

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.

There were several eye-catching performances on Monday afternoons cards and they are worth a few minutes of your time

There is a chance of course that Grecian Storm is a class above this field, but it is not as certain as the market prices would suggest.

It would have been impossible to imagine what he might go on to achieve at that stage of his career, but it does highlight the value....

This Saturday’s card at Chantilly gets underway with a fascinating 3-year-old contest where all 5 runners arrive as “last time out winners"

The French 3-year-old season is already well underway and after seeing a few nice prospects at Auteuil this weekend I thought it was...

She confirmed she will handle soft ground and having had to switch, a length defeat would suggest she will at least be able to match....

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

This was the first time that I have seen a horse in 2024 who could be a classic contender and that made Keran worth highlighting.

Sunday’s meeting comes from Dos Hermanas where there are some ex-British trained horses who look competitive on form

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

This was an exceptional performance from such an inexperienced Filly and on this evidence alone, she could prove to be a pattern class horse

He ran the final 3-furlongs of the Prix Chaudenay in 33.92-seconds, which would be a fair set of figures for the milers, let alone a stayer.

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

I expected to see him around 8/13 when the markets opened, so the fact there is 11/8 around was enough to persuade me he is the bet.