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

Delighted to be able to share this week's episode of Let's Talk Racing, where Josh and I discuss some exciting French recruits.

Arnaud Chaille-Chaille has been in incredible form in the last month and she might be worth a small investment if the 6/1 price holds.

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

She was a runaway winner over hurdles on her latest start at Pompadour in August and in the same mood, she should be hard to beat here

Having watched the races live and then added some analysis to it, there is much more to this form than meets the eye.

Racing in the French Provinces can sometimes seem like an entirely different sport. There are so many variations of track, each with...

When adding in the 1.5-kilo claim that Coralie Pacaut takes off her back, she is certainly handicapped to go close from a decent draw.

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

Having watched thousands of French races over the years, there aren't too many performance that leave me speechless, but this was one.

This wasn't the deepest race by any means, but there was a manner to his victory that offered some hope for a promising career.

This form line looks to be extremely strong and worth taking note of, with the winner perhaps capable of making her mark at Auteuil.

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.

"She seems a nice filly, being by Great Pretender we hadn't got much choice but to buy her given our luck with Fillies from the Sire".

There were some interesting races in the French provinces on Thursday and the 3 Flat races run at Vittel were the ones to catch my eye.

He is from a consistent family that know how to win races and he should provide his new connections with some success in his novice campaign

There is something to be gained from these Barrier trials, especially in the early season, as they can be an excellent guide to those horses

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.