A Super Sunday sees three winners in as many runners

The 13th April turned into Super Sunday for the team as a trio of runners landed the spoils. ALLMANKIND at Stratford, SPORTINSILVERMINE at Musselburgh and JACKPOT CASH also at Stratford.

The last ten days have seen six winners and five placed horses represent the yard. At the Craven Meeting on local track Newmarket, WIMBLEDON HAWKEYE finished a strong second in the Gr.3 Craven Stakes and AMBIENTE FRIENDLY returned to action following a 212 day abscence to finish fourth in the Gr.3 Earl of Sefton Stakes. Meanwhile stablemate PELLITORY got up yesterday on seasonal reappearance at the Rowley Mile to land the spoils by half a length and defy the market. 

Super Sunday fell on 13th April for the team as a trio of hot favourites all landed the spoils, starting with Pontoon Racing's JACKPOT CASH at Stratford, who cleared the field by a length. Only switching to the yard in Feburary, the six-year-old has now notched up a trio of victories and two placings in all his starts for his new handler. Just over an hour later at the same track ALLMANKIND got up in the Open Hunters' Chase carrying the striking yellow silks of The Gredley Family to kick off a fantastic week for their runners. Meanwhile over at Musselburgh SPORTINGSILVERMINE got the better of his rivals by almost two lengths in a 1m4f handicap, claiming his second win in as many starts since switching to the yard at the end of February for Gordon McDowall. 

James was also busy at Tattersalls' Park Paddocks securing new stock for owners at the Breeze-Up Sales. He will be returning to the ring for the Guineas Breeze-Up and Horses in Training Sales on 30th April and 1st May so please contact us if you require any assistance. 

On the home front, Freddie lets his mount have a pick of grass after exercise and Millie claims her licence for a ride in the Shetland Grand National.