Wendigo is in great order as he builds towards his seasonal return. This could be the Grade 2 Old Roan Chase at Aintree (25th October), followed by the Grade 3 handicap chase at Wetherby (30th) and the Listed Colin Parker Memorial Chase at Carlisle (1st November). Any of these races could provide an ideal prep run ahead of his big early-season target, the £250,000 Coral Gold Cup at Newbury.
Handlethekettle is recovering well from the small cut on his neck that ruled him out of the Silver Trophy.He has four options in valuable handicaps, starting at Cheltenham on Friday 23rd October, followed by Aintree (25th), Newton Abbot (28th) and Wetherby (30th).
A Path To Ronda is cantering on the deep sand gallop and Jamie is building up her fitness now, with plans for her to make her chasing debut in late November or early December.
Jukebox King has been schooling beautifully and looks great as he builds towards his chasing debut this autumn.
Legendary Luke has been schooling and working very well and is ready to make his chasing debut. He has three options for his chasing debut next week, at Hexham (20th), Worcester (21st) and Ffos Las (22nd).
Pigeon Forge continues to impress with her work at home and Emma says she is ‘bouncing’ .She is being aimed at the three mile mares’ handicap hurdle at Huntingdon on the 28th, which should suit her well.
Stepanov continues to impress with his hurdles work, and Emma hopes to see him make his hurdles debut soon, with options at Market Rasen (25th) and Hereford (26th).
Changing Lanes has been impressing with his work and schooling at home. Jamie hopes he will be ready for his hurdles debut in November.
Love Always has come out of her Southwell race well. She has plenty of options between the 20-30th of October. Some owners will have the chance to see her at the stable visit next week and we will get plenty of photos and videos for those at home.
Victory Max continues to build up his fitness, and Harry will be looking for some entries soon.
Lucky Luna is back into some light work and is moving and looking well after her latest run.
From Me To You remains in good order, and Richard believes that, as a sound, well-built gelding, he can continue to run regularly, give us plenty of fun and pick up some prize money along the way. Hopefully, it won’t be long before he gets his head in front!
Redbud Sixteen is doing well and the preferred next option for her is Newbury on the 23rd.
Lord d’Or has come out of his good Newmarket second well. He has been raised 5lb but remains one to be really excited about for top handicaps next the future.
Magic Runner is in good order and has been enjoying her work this week. She is on track for Southwell on the 19th.
Denby’s Dream has been a little quiet at home recently, although this could be down to the change in weather, which can sometimes affect fillies. She has an entry at Southwell on 19th October, but if she doesn’t take up that engagement, there should be plenty of opportunities for her on the all-weather throughout the winter.
Red Spirit continues to do very well with his work at home and Andrew Balding has been impressed with him. He is hopeful he can make his debut in the coming weeks all being well.
