He has run two very solid races in big handicaps this season and wasn’t beaten far in the Thirsk Hunt Cup on Saturday. He is hardy individual and he should find one of these big mile handicaps soon enough.

She had improved as we have stepped her up in trip and we ran her last Friday at Musselburgh last Friday where she was 2lb well in after a good run at Ripon previously. She is going the right way and there could be further improvement in her.

She is a useful fill who gained winning black type at Carlisle last June and was covered but things didn’t work out so she’s back with us. She like a bit of cut in the ground and didn’t get it last year but we are targeting her for the same Listed race at Carlisle next month.

She was a bit disappointing on her reappearance at Newmarket in April but the ground was pretty quick and she was a bit fresh in the race. She had been working well and I am sure we will get some black type with her at some stage through the season. She will be a different proposition on decent ground over a mile plus.

He won the Group 2 Huxley Stakes at Chester last May and the Group 3 Earl of Sefton at Newmarket last year and the plan is to go back to Chester this week after another cracking effort in the Earl of Sefton. Ideally, he likes a bit of cut in the ground but there always have good covering of grass at Chester and he should be fine.

He been a legend for us and he could also run in the Huxley Stakes this week. He ran well first time out in the Doncaster Mile but finished out with the washing in a handicap at Haydock next time. He’s getting a bit long in the tooth but he’s in good form and he will run in the Huxley Stakes for the fifth time on Friday.

He’s a bit of twilight horse and hard to place but he ran a cracker when second to Kachy at Lingfield in April. The owners are keen to go for the Duke of York Stakes at York this month and, although it’s a tough ask, he is in such good form at the moment that he has to take his chance.

He is a horse I have always like but I could have been getting his trip wrong and we will probably drop him to six furlongs at York. He works like a good horse at home, but he didn’t stay the mile in the Lincoln and ran better over seven at Haydock but still didn’t get home.

He may find life a little more difficult this time around with his penalties for winning a Group 3 last year but h will go for the Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh on May 25. He’s tough and genuine and if the ground was heavy at Ascot I might let him take his chance in the King’s Stand.

I was a little disappointed with his reappearance effort in the Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan where he didn’t finish the race well, but he was taking on hardened professionals and it was a big ask. However, that should have put him right for the season and he has been going very well at home since. We will be looking at York for him and if he didn’t go there then we would go straight for the Golden Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot. He wouldn’t want it too firm and long term we are talking about the possibility of him going to Australia in October for the Everest.

He was just a bit flat on his last run at Ripon but it was my fault for running him too soon after a cracking run at Pontefract. He doesn’t have much in hand off his current mark but he will find a race when everything falls right for him

He needed the run on his reappearance at Newmarket in April and the plan is go for the big seven-furlong handicaps. He could to Ascot on Saturday for the Victoria Cup and I expect a much better showing this time. He is a consistent horse and he will win his share again.

He is a very quick horse and he won a race at Dundalk in January in good style and had no chance from a wide draw at Lingfield on Good Friday. He won’t find it easy off his mark but he’s a genuine horse and he should win his share of races.

He won well at Musselburgh in April on his first run after a break and returned that course in style last Friday when following up. He will obviously go up in the handicap now but there should be more to come from him.

He won two races for us last season and ran well in defeat at a higher level after. He starts off at Chester on Wednesday in the six-furlong handicap and has a good draw and we would be hoping for a bold bid from him. He wouldn’t want it fast, but they are giving good ground at the moment and rain is forecast.

He pleased me with his first effort at Beverley where he stayed on really well to finish third. We are stepping him up to a mile and a half at Chester on Thursday and we would be hoping for another big run

home prior to his reappearance at Wetherby. He could go to York next and long term we are looking at him being a Britannia Handicap horse. He is one I like a lot.

Marwan obviously loves Chester and he is in on Thursday. I was pleased with the way he won at Beverley last time and if he gets a decent draw he will go well.

He had a little setback at the Roses Stakes at York and that has held up and we will have to take our time. He be aimed at some decent sprints but we won’t overrace him.

He is progressing nicely and ran a very solid race in the European Free Handicap when finishing second. He won’t be easy to place but has the right attitude and can find his races.

He is a big powerful horse who seems to be improving and won nicely on his reappearance at Pontefract last month. He won on good to firm at Pontefract but ideally he would prefer a little bit of cut and he looks sure to win more races.

He ran blinder over a mile and quarter at Newmarket on his first run on the turf and just managed to bump into a well-treated horse. He was put up 5lb for that run, but I think he can step up further and I could see him improving further as the season goes on.

She is lovely filly who tries her heart out and ran very good race at Newcastle on her debut. She should win her races.

He won the Brocklesby in good style despite being drawn out on a limb and has had no luck with the draw (8) at Chester on Wednesday. He is not overbig but has a great attitude and he could be right in the shake up if he overcomes the draw.

He is not very big, but he is a tough and genuine colt who is obviously very quick and did well to win at Ascot last week against what was supposed to be a flying machine. He is a useful type and can win plenty more races.