Not everyone will agree with this sentiment, but once we get into April it is time to accept that the Flat racing is now centre stage.

This was a remarkable effort on debut and if he arrives at Le Mans in the same form, he should be hard to beat.

Both ran well without winning and both look to have shown more than enough ability to win a maiden in the coming weeks.

Demuro and Donworth have a 20% strike rate when they have teamed up in the last 12-months and they look to have found a good opportunity...

By the end of the season, I am in no doubt that she will prove to be the best horse in this field, with the potential to be a Group 1 Filly.

We can assume that there is further improvement to come and he looks the horse most likely to make his mark in a higher grade.

Stamina with a turn-of-foot is an ideal combination for a French 3-year-old and if you add just one horse to the tracker this week, it's him

All the clamor over inspections and abandoned fixtures has hidden the fact the European turf season has got underway this week at Cagnes-Sur

2022 was a quieter year for him in France, but he still pushed on through the €21 million career prize money mark.

The opening Flat meeting at Cagnes-Sur-Mer is a little over 2 weeks away, so the Flat is not as far down the line as it may seem.

It’s an old cliche, but anything she was able to do as a Juvenile was always going to be a bonus.

She looks like a longer term prospect and I am convinced that there is a lot of ability in her, even if she takes some time to show it

A son of the 2013 Cheveley Park Stakes winner Vorda, he came into this race with a big price tag around his neck but his connections...

Struggling for Christmas Present ideas? Why not buy your loved ones a Juvenile hurdler? Thursdays 3YO hurdle at Dieppe looks a good place...

The best chaser in training, a Triumph hurdle contender and an Old Warrior who is a big price in the feature race, what's not to like?

Given that he is likely to be doing his best work at the finish, he should make a winning start to his British career.

4 French horses make their British debuts on the same day, including a 4-year-old with a very famous uncle.

I will not be backing him to make a winning Irish debut at Galway on Sunday, but he could be one for next time.

When their mating plans were conceived, it would have been a very big price that either of them would end up running in hurdle races.

He looks to be a superb prospect for the Christian Williams yard and I am certain that there are races to be won with him this season.