He is a good solid six-year-old who run a good race runs a bad race and his mark is down to 92 on the turf and 105 on the all-weather. There is no reason he can’t be well-handicapped on the turf and he is in at Chester. He will probably go there.

He won at 100-1 at Wolverhampton last summer and his turf form is well behind what he has shown on the all-weather. There is no reason why that should be and if we can get him to run on quick turf he could find a race.

He won nicely at Ripon first time out this year and he is a massive horse and he should continue his upward curve there is no reason why he won’t. He is at Chester in mile and a quarter race but I think we will be stepping him up in trip. He looks like he might be getting to the top of his handicap range.

He has won his last three broken two track records and won the All-Weather Sprint Championships. He has done everything – now have to get him to do the same on turf. His last good run on the turf was in the Temple Stakes last year when he was beaten a head and a neck. He will go back to Haydock for the Temple Stakes and if he stays in a straight line he will take plenty of catching. He is entered in the Jubilee and the King’s Stand and we will see how he gets on at Haydock before making any plans.

She is a nice filly who got black type last year as a three-year-old. One of her owners bought her out of the partnership at the horses-in-training sales and the aim is to get more black type with her. She was in at Goodwood this weekend but won’t run and will probably go for a listed contest at Haydock on May 11. The idea is that she is going to be a broodmare for the owner and we have got to get black type on her and see how high we can get her rated. She is a very straightforward and will go on any ground.

He pulled too hard in the John Porter at Newbury and we will drop him back into handicap company for now with the idea that we will try and get him into the Ebor. He is half way between a good solid handicapper and a listed/Group 3 horse.

He has been a bit in and out and he completely missed the break in the apprentice race at Lingfield on Good Friday. You can forget that, and we have always thought there was a nice race in him.

He ran in the Derby Trial the other day at Epsom. He won the Chesham and finished fourth in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf but he nearly fell over coming out of the stalls at Epsom. You can write that run off and he never got into a rhythm after that. He should be winning nice races somewhere throughout the season.

She finished third at Newmarket the other week and she has now run a couple of times. She is going to be a nice filly probably just a handicapper possibly not a black type filly, but she has a great attitude.

He is an Excelebration gelding who improved from last year run to run really. I can’t see no reason he can’t win off his mark and go on and win a nice race this year.

He is a nice horse who threw in a couple of peculiar race last year and was beaten at Chester in September when quite a short price. He almost ran off the track at Goodwood and I think we will stick to left-handed courses with him.

He is a gelding that won last year and went back. He will be running in all the Chester sprint handicaps and anything we can get him in. He’s tough as anything and loves his racing. He should be winning a race or two this season.

She is a filly owned by Andrew Black and Chasemore Farm and she was just a naughty girl last year who proved tricky in the stalls. We ran her first time out this year at Wolverhampton and she duly obliged. She was going to run at Haydock but the heavens opened so we pulled her out. We will be trying to get black type with her.

He is officially the best two-year-old I have ever had and now he is three he ran really well in the Greenham at Newbury. He run in the 2000 Guineas and I suppose he is a live outsider who could run into a place. They have been falling away some of them and he will like the trip and will like the ground and he is still improving.

He ran at Newbury first time out the other day and he finished tailed off. I can only put it down to the ground, he is a nice Declaration Of War colt and we left him in the Derby as we thought he was quite good. We are going to step him up in trip and try better ground in maiden and he is horse that will not be long in winning.

She runs in the 1000 Guineas and she is a homebred who won five for us last year and was just touched off in the Fred Darling. She has a preference for soft ground but doesn’t mean she has to have soft ground. She is tough genuine and I’m sure she will give us her best.”

He won first time out last year at Newmarket and then he basically had a year off due to a small little injury. He won at Wolverhampton nicely and we went for the Craven Stakes but he pulled very hard and didn’t stay. We are dropping him to six furlongs on Saturday at Newmarket and we have given him a provisional entry for the Commonwealth Cup. He is a horse we like and I don’t think we have seen the best of him yet.

He is a nice horse that won at York last season. He was huge horse and I am surprised we even ran him really. He should improve this year and he will go to York on May 15. I think he could be progressive.

She won a maiden at Newbury about three weeks ago and she only got rated 80. We are going to run her at Doncaster on Saturday against older horses and she’s only got 8st 1lb.She should improve as the season goes on and we are stepping her up to a mile and a half which should be suitable for her.

He just had a setback last year but came good this winter. He won a couple and has had a break and will be aimed back at the turf. We had his half-sister Upward Spiral and he looks like her and he could just improve this summer.

She is a miler filly who loves soft ground. She won at 100-1 last year at Haydock and had no right to be that price. She will win when we get some proper rain.”

He won easily on his debut at Wolverhampton and looked like a nice progressive horse and then he just got very, very keen. We have just been teaching him to settle and how to learn to relax and I think there is improvement in him.

She is a sprinter and the owner is mad keen about Chester and she will be entered in everything she can run in next week. She is a mid-80s horse who doesn’t know when she is beat and tries really hard. She is a nice handicapper for those fillies’ only sprint races.

He is a three-year-old homebred by Equiano. He will be entered at Chester and he will run if he gets in. He should be able to win off his mark and has a good attitude.

She is a filly we ran at Windsor and she got beat by one of Archie Watson’s speed machines. I am sure she has come on a lot for the run and she will run in the Lily Agnes.

Jane Elliott rode him and it was a nice surprise when he won at Doncaster first time out. He will run in the Lily Agnes and I would say he’s a pretty tough, honest and straightforward and just wants please you.