He is a nice type, but I do wonder if the benefit of early season fitness has helped him to get an edge on his rivals.

Given the weight carried and the way those races panned out, I think we can upgrade the form of both and they should get another opportunity

He is likely to be a very short price next time, but I'd need to see him produce a better set of numbers before I would want to get stuck in

If the pair meet again, I would still make Lucky Sweynesse a 1.2 favorite to get his head in front.

Lucky Sweynesse is likely to stalk the pace, but I wanted to find a horse who will be ridden to pick up the pieces instead.

In the Spring, only Jigme ran to a rating of 100 or more, but in the last 5-days there have been 7 Juveniles who have all gone beyond him.

He shaped like a horse who was back to his best and the time would suggest that he is close to peak fitness, which bodes well.

This was the fastest 3-year-old hurdle that I have recorded this year.

There is always some guesswork when assessing a horse before its debut, but I think this horse is going to make a very promising start.

Isn't it wonderful to have the Racing return at Auteuil? The autumn season gets underway on Friday afternoon.

We began the countdown to the new season in Hong Kong by looking at the Barrier trials run at Conghua, but now we move on to Sha Tin.

Watching the Barrier trials, especially during the closed season, can offer a significant edge in the early weeks of the new campaign.

All good things must come to an end an this Sunday marked the end of the summer carnival in Deauville.

As we head into September it will soon be time for the new National Hunt season.

There will be a sense of caution with this form as there does look to be touch of "too good to be true" about the recent results.

I have actually had a small bet on this horse to win the Triumph hurdle.

With better luck in running next time, he must surely go close from an unchanged mark.

This is an easy case to make. A Juvenile hurdler who has already won a Graded hurdle in France by showing a great attitude.

Prior to this front running effort on the PSF, he hadn't looked like well handicapped horse and it is possible that the PSF was key.

He's a Flat recruit who was bred by the Aga Khan and there is every chance that he could turn into a leading prospect for Paul Nicholls.