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KING OF STEEL has been a star this season for Varian Stable - opening his account for the yard with that sensational Derby second and duly following up with Royal Ascot glory in the G2 King Edward VII Stakes. He ran superb races in defeat in the​ G1

The four-year-old son of Almanzor hit the frame a few times earlier this season, but he bounced back to his best this evening following a 96-day absence from the track. He raced towards the rear of the 12-strong field for most of the 1m4f contest, un

MOSWAAT made a promising debut on the Kempton AW earlier this month, and he followed up on that performance with a fine performance over 6f at Yarmouth this afternoon. Despite a slow start, MOSWAAT soon settled into a nice midfield position and trave

GREATGADIAN showed his class when stepping down in grade today at Newcastle, bouncing back to winning ways with an exciting head-to-head finish with Highclere Racing's Pastiche. Slowly away, the five year old son of raced at the rear of the field thr

FANTASTIC FOX bounced back to winning ways this evening at Chelmsford, staying on nicely to score in the card’s 1m Handicap contest. 2f from home the five-year-old son of Frankel had plenty to do, but he responded gamely under Oisin Murphy to take up

SHAKEELA gets off the mark at just the second attempt with a comfortable victory at Southwell Racecourse. The two-year-old daughter of Night Of Thunder enjoyed a lovely trip into the race, handily positioned behind the leaders. As they hit the 2f mar

A drop back to 7f proved the ticket for CELL SA BEELA to bounce back to winning ways in today’s Listed October Stakes at Ascot racecourse. Travelling just in behind the pace, Jim Crowley had to wait for the gap but when it came, the three-year-old Ki

SOOWAIH made his debut back in June, but a switch to the AW proved the ticket to get his career off the mark this evening at Newcastle, on just his third racecourse appearance. The three-year-old Gleneagles colt cruised into contention up the home st

TYNDRUM GOLD proved a star last season for Opulence Thoroughbreds, winning both his Kempton starts in fine style, and we were delighted to see him bounce back to form under the Kempton lights this evening. The three-year-old Muhaarar gelding raced in

BOTANICAL has been in the frame on all 5 starts to date, teaming up with Ben Curtis to shed his maiden tag in fine style at Hamilton back in July, and they returned to the course today to back that up with another taking victory. The three-year-old s

STRONG IMPACT has been runner-up on her last three starts to date, but made no mistake in today's 1m2f Novice contest when storming to a 4L victory ahead of Soigneux Bell. The three-year-old daughter of Saxon Warrior broke smartly, before settling to