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Two winners from just the three runners last week maintains our fantastic run of form for the team at Sefton Lodge. First up was Pjanoo at Wolverhampton on Monday making his seasonal debut under the Champ Oisin Murphy. A text book ride from an unfavourable draw saw us win comfortably confirming the high opinion we

The racing world this week heads to Aintree for probably the world’s most famous race – The Grand National. The race itself throws up many a fairy tale and none would be more fitting this year than for Kitty’s Light, Christian Williams and his family. Nobody should have to experience what they’ve been through in

Another phenomenal week at Sefton Lodge saw us score with our first two year old runner of the season ‘Sex On Fire’ at Southwell on Tuesday evening. Having fluffed the start he ended up shuffled back to the rear of the field and showed an impressive turn of foot when pulled wide by Hollie Doyle

Another two winners from just the five runners for Richard and the Team at Sefton Lodge this week takes the March strike rate to an unbelievable 55%! First up was Run Boy Run breaking his maiden at Newcastle on Friday. Unlucky not to have gotten his head in front last year he made amends first

Last week’s events were overshadowed by the very sad news yesterday morning of the passing of Steve Harley, a huge inspiration and big part of where we are today. The Racing Post re-published an article from a few years back for anyone that hasn’t heard the story – if you haven’t you must be one

Just the one runner last week saw Con Te Partiro follow up on his recent victory under another strong drive from Hollie Doyle at Wolverhampton on Saturday evening. The gelding operation along with step up in trip certainly seems to have worked with this stunning looking homebred and we look forward to him running again

What a fantastic start to March with a winner from just the two runners so far! The win came from Giant at Kempton on Saturday night under a perfect ride from Oisin Murphy – drawn in stall 1 he broke well and made every stride a winning one to come home by a comfortable 2

An early start on Saturday morning at Sefton Lodge enabled this photograph to be taken of our training base from Warren Hill. As with all racing yards it is easy to get caught up in the hive of activity rushing from one gallop to the next and rarely taking the opportunity to stand back and

An ambitious attempt to land three winners from three runners in three days was foiled at the last when Back Tomorrow was slow away and found trouble in running but still managed to finish a clear second on Friday at Wolverhampton. This followed a magnificent effort from Con Te Partiro at Kempton on Wednesday to