What a week!
The horses have been on fantastic form over the past week with six fantastic winners including two more doubles to add to the tally. The fantastic weeks started off with Be Patient winning very well at Doncaster to win very well, he is a very exciting three-year-old huge has a very bright future ahead of him, he is a very professional horse who has a lot of improvement still to come and we look forward to the rest of the season with him and next year with him too! Porth Eilian followed this good form by winning very impressively at Beverley under Conor Beasley, she backs up her win from earlier in this season and is showing progressive form with a good attitude towards her racing.

Be Patient
The first double of the week was Welbury at Pontefract who ran a very good race under Danny Tudhope to also add his second win of the season to the board. Later that afternoon Rogue Invincible who was ridden by Luke Morris ran at Wolverhampton and drew several lengths clear with his rival and landed the win, he is a very exciting horse and has the ability to progress this season.

Welbury
To back up this fantastic double was Rogue Attraction who won very convincingly yesterday at Carlisle under Osion Orr. Our second winner of the day yesterday was Return Of The Gods who won at Doncaster under Billy Loughnane who ran very well and showed his grit to fight off this opponent at the winning post.

Return Of The Gods
What a week for the horses, the owners and our team with whom none of this would be possible. Thank you and well done to our owners and all connections and thank you to our team who have been working hard as usual. The horses are looking and running brilliantly, it is fantastic to see, not only is it great to see the horses running so well but to also be backing up their wins is a huge credit to our team and how the horses are. Along with the fantastic winners we have had a lot of seconds too, not that we want to be greedy but with a very competitive trainer we want to turn these seconds into winners for the horses and owners too. We are very much looking forward to our runners at York over the next couple of days and fingers crossed the horses can keep up the good form!

Porth Eilian