He caught the eye and may well develop into an above average performer in time, so I thought I would get him into the blog.

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

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...

It's Betfair Hurdle day at Newbury this Saturday and you may have noticed that there is now a well-backed Willie Mullins trained favourite.

The PDF contains basic data on how they were prepared for the festival, where they were sourced from and how high they ultimately reached.

The horses who chased him home had decent form in the book, but they simply couldn't live with his speed after the 2nd last.

I have been collating some data on Willie Mullins' runners in the Novice races at the Cheltenham Festival in the last decade.

In this weeks French Racing Video, Adam gives you his thoughts on 5 French-trained horses who have appeared in the Antepost markets.

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

The pair were clear (again) at the top of the French training ranks and there is no obvious reason to think that is going to change in 2024

The sense I have from watching the replay and the time figures is that this was an above average piece of form for the time of year.

She peaked last January when landing a conditions hurdle at Pau on Heavy ground and she does appear to be in similar form 12-months later.

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 think it is a matter of time before he wins in Graded company, especially on soft ground.

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.

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.