I think people are just trying to work out who's in and out before they do the decs. I've just cut a 155 grade 2 winner. The is the first time I've ever bred for this window but its become a bit of a headache trying to work out who's in and who's out.

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I am still head scratching my team changes. That and race entry will be a last min thing for me. Notes Paul are temperamental, and all but impossible if your connection speed is slow.

Good week for me my horses 3 miles plus have really improved a lot, Hereditary Rule is close to the best I have ever bred. I have a really good national horse to bring in but she will probably get a huge weight if she performs as she does in my trials

Sorry to disappoint you Sirius but I appear to be very light on griping this week, obviously a consequence of them all running like donkeys a lot of them are hopefully on competetive marks now .
Keep up the good work.

Good opening day for me as Kingdom of Titans made it back to back G1 wins with the the fighting fifth hurdle, looks a different horse to the one who opened the season. In Estate of Decline the other getting a win on her debute for a G2 novice, just sneaking up at the line.

Stack of horses had good performances and ended in the top three, Stay Another Day, Judgement for Max, Latent Talent (debute over fences for this hurdler) Hop Skip Jump on the jumps and Second Reflection, Required Force and Mocha Latte who found Za Approval too good today on the flat.

Josh

My first flat runners of the season in action this week but just the one runner today. Snowbound ran OK in the Jersey and as expected was a few lengths off the pace. Bunbury Cup is a possibility next week.

Over the jumps Ice Maiden made an encouraging debut though did get very tired last 3f. She will be more at home over 2m. Major Catastrophe also ran well and can hopefully be competitive in 3m handicaps.

Well done all winners and placers and thanks to the team.

A very, very good Monday with 4 x G1 winners. Two on the flat and two over fences.

FLAT

Policetown Boy was a surprise winner of the G1 Queen Anne Stakes. He did have a couple of place finishes in the early weeks but his recent form had been poor.

Magictown Boy has been pretty consistent all season, just being pipped by Lamborghini in his last two outings, but he got his revenge by just pipping Lamborghini today to win the G1 St James Palace Stakes.


JUMPS

Cairnsville Girl won the G1 Henry VIII Novice Chase. She hit the front with 6f to go and stayed on strongly. This is her 3rd win of the season.

Pentonville Girl won the G1 Tingle Creek Chase. Another horse that went to the front early and stayed on for her second win of the season. She has had 6 runs so far this season and never been out of the top 3 in each race.


Well done to all the winners and placers and to those who run and comment on the races so admirably.

First off - great calls by Martin and Martyn

There was never any doubt about Doug's Fuzzy Screen! In fact I didn't even watch the race - I just stood by the bookie waiting to collect my winnings.
I did watch the replay later on in the Champagne Bar but my eye sight was too fuzzy from the champers to clearly see The Champ win

Tally Ho old boys

An extract from today's Sun Newspaper

Aussie Billionaire hits lucky twice in one day

Aussie Billionaire Doug Warren who was present at Royal Ascot yesterday to see
his horse DOUGS FUZZY SCREEN win on Debut in the Group 2 Tercentenary Stakes.
Warren was seen leaving the Champagne bar at 3 am with Dame Helen Mirren who
was also present to witness her namesake win the Coronation Stakes the duo celebrated
into the early hours of the morning and were asked to drink up and leave several times.
The duo were seen leaving Ascot in the same taxi bound for London City Centre leaving
this reporter wondering did the Australian hit lucky twice in one day?

Excellent!

Not very much happening for me the first two days. To fourth places, one of them in a race containing five horses. Price money was good though.

I think I have been very lucky to get five wins during the first half of the season. I think I will struggle more now. And my NH team are still absolutely shambles
But anyway, enjoy this a lot, and it makes me more determined to breed better horses for next season.

Love the comms and the fashion show from Martin and Doug

Decent showing again today from my lot with two wins and three 2nds. Ubbe Ragnarson (pronounced Uba) rewarded my faith in keeping him with a brave handicap win on the flat. The Wraith finally showed some form after avoiding the pull up curse to run down du pont who ran stoically off low weight.

Two Bites and Black and White ran well for there second places and Sympathy for the Devil ran really well on his debute just finding Floyd with too much on the day. Good battle on the card with those two going forward maybe.

Picked up my 3rd winner of the season late on day 3 with Miss Coffee - quite stoked........did a Lleyton Hewitt inside the half furlong with a C'MON!
Congrats to all the winners and PJ picking up the Belmont Stakes.
Also some of the new trainers having a good day - Tom P getting another and a couple other trainers just missing out.