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TO WAFIJ became our second juvenile runner of the season and the first winner to emerge from the two-year-old ranks when he made a striking introduction at Yarmouth on Tuesday afternoon, continuing the April winning streak into the beginning of May.

GIBBS HILL pulverised a competitive-looking field to make a winning seasonal reappearance and spearhead an across-the-card treble for the team when landing the twelve-furlong handicap at Wolverhampton on Saturday evening.

JUMIRA BRIDGE and Serenada completed a quick-fire double for the team at Sandown on Friday afternoon, with both three-year-olds showing fine attitudes to land the six-furlong sprint handicap and ten-furlong fillies’ maiden respectively.

UAE PRINCE headlined a remarkable afternoon for the Varian Stable team when taking another step up in the ladder with a smooth-travelling success in the ten-furlong handicap at Ripon on Thursday, one of four winners on the day as our positive start to the Flat season was accelerated into the realms of red-hot.

EJAABY built on the promise of his two runs as a juvenile when making a successful reappearance in the seven-furlong maiden at Wolverhampton on Wednesday evening.

ANDREA ATZENI enjoyed a productive Bank Holiday Saturday by the seaside as Jumira Bridge sailed around sunny Brighton in second gear to open his account in the five-furlong maiden.

REALTRA returned to her best form with a bang when defying the outside stall and a wide trip to land the AW Championship Fillies’ & Mares’ Final on a successful afternoon for the team at Lingfield on Good Friday.

HORROOB justified short-priced favouritism in comfortable fashion when making a winning start to his season in the seven-furlong maiden at Lingfield on Saturday afternoon.

BOWERMAN opened his account in impressive fashion at Kempton on Wednesday evening when striding away with division one of the mile maiden in the manner of a horse with an exciting future ahead.

DUBAWI PRINCE left his two-year-old form well behind when showing a fine attitude to land the ten-furlong maiden at Doncaster on Saturday, continuing the excellent start to the season for the Varian Stable team.

GOOD THINGS come in threes, or so the old adage goes, and Ajman Princess went someway to justifying that mantra when she became our first domestic runner since moving to Carlburg Stables, our first winner out of the new yard and quite possibly the shortest-priced winner of the season when landing the ten-furlong fillies’ maiden at Lingfield on Friday.

ROGER is pleased to announce the appointment of TJ Kent as his assistant trainer with Will Johnson leaving the team to pursue other interests within the sport.