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Time away evidently agreed with Aquaman, who did one better today than his previous run in mid-October last year. Having broken well from stall seven, Jack Mitchell settled Aquaman in second behind the aptly named Fast Medicine, both running keenly i

SAVE A FOREST makes it a double for the Gredley family in the Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Fillies’ Handicap at Windsor today. Continuing her winning form from Wolverhampton at the end of March where she broke her maiden, Save A Forest displayed a good

Breaking well from stall three, Boomshalaa settled in third behind Pusey Street and the well fancied If You Dare, who was alertly away and led the field in the early stages. Jack Mitchell kept Boomshalaa on the pace, chasing the leaders and moving up

The three-year-old had made a low-key debut over the same trip at Doncaster last July, but it was a run that wasn’t without promise and he has been showing signs that he’s really learning his job in his home work. That morning athleticism was transfe

It was a day of firsts as Batraan showcased his ability in victory, and in doing so secured both his first win on the turf this year and jockey Gavin Ashton’s first win for the Varian Stable. Gavin rode Batraan handily in the early stages, breaking w

Khuzaam continued his winning form from Chelmsford last month, showing a display of class this evening, having stepped up in distance to 1 mile. Having broken well from stall 2, Khuzaam raced a touch keenly in the early stages before settling comfort

A competitive-looking race over the Kempton mile turned into anything but, the four-year-old Troll Peninsula taking up the ideal position just behind the leaders under new partner Andrea Atzeni, the pair noted travelling best as the pace lifted a cou

Stall 10 was not an ideal draw which meant she was not well-placed early on, settling in the middle of the field behind the more fancied runners like the John and Thady Gosden trained Aliomaana. It looked as though Save A Forest would be held up leav

After a very quiet couple of weeks at Carlburg the flat turf season is finally almost upon us, and we get things going with a couple of representatives up at Doncaster on Saturday.

Hamdan Al Maktoum's three-year-old had shaped at Kempton like the extra furlong would really suit and so it proved, always travelling nicely here sat in behind a sound pace set by Henrik and Babajan and responding well to Jack Mitchell's urgings in c

The newly-gelded five-year-old was racing at a trip this short for the first time in his nine-race career, and despite the extra test of speed he could be clearly noted travelling powerfully throughout under Jack Mitchell. Having hit the front coming

The four-year-old Kingman colt has been one of the revelations of the winter period thus far with a particularly smart-looking turn of foot a feature of his successes at Wolverhampton, Chelmsford and Lingfield, each of them under his owners' retained