Its all so exciting. Our new, improved, '25% Extra free' Web-site is taking shape. It now has a blog, whatever that is and will soon feature photos in amongst the News pages. Wow, it's all too much. Of course this all means more work for the illiterate trainer, but he'll do his best.
Plenty of entries towards the end of the week, but running plans are still pretty vague. DE SOTO looks like being too far out of the handicap to risk running in the 50k chase at Ffos Las on friday, which will be a big shame as he's in top form. Patience has been rewarded with him and there will be more 'pay days' if we bide our time.
MEER UND WIND worked well at Wolverhampton last friday and is entered on sat., sun., and monday. She is working very easily and we are still confused by her below-par run at Warwick after pleasing all on her debut at Goodwood.
AUSTRALIA DAY got a bit impatient in the heavy M25 traffic he encountered on the way to Sandown last saturday and moved a hind shoe, the clip of which then pierced his foot. It was a desperate shame he had to miss the race as everything looked just about right for him. He is entered at Windsor this saturday, but is more likely to wait for a handicap hurdle at Stratford on 6th Sept.
ROBERT THE BRAVE is entered at Huntingdon in an attempt to follow up his win at Market Rasen, where he jumped an un-blemished round. He'll school tomorrow morning just as long as Hurrican Bill allowsus!
More detailed plans will appear later in the week.
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