WHAT a delight it was for all of us to have King Charles visit us recently here at Newmarket when W he came to see the horses he has in training here at HQ. Sir Michael Stoute, William Haggas, Sir Mark Prescott and John and Thady Gosden gave the King a tour of their yards and he looked to enjoy it all very much.
King Charles has two very classy looking fillies in training with Sir Mark at Heath House but Sir Mark told me he fully intends taking his time with both of them and neither will see the track till the end of the season.
Having seen both out on the gallops I can tell you each of them will be winning races as they show a deal of natural ability.
Big plans are afoot at Chelmsford City Racecourse as they are planning a new £70 million grandstand along with other improvements to all the facilities. It will, when done, provide excellent viewing of the whole of the track and spectators will enjoy the racing there even more. Our trainers and owners will support the project to the full and see they take some of their best horses to race there.
I hope you like this photo of me racing at Chelmsford City, I love it there and plan many visits during the coming months.
Trainer Roger Varian is bringing filly MODAARA along very well at present despite the cold wet spring.
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JANGO GOES SAILING BAIE
John Anthony keeps pace with the quickies in the race against the clock
HOPING FOR CLAR SKIES
Andy Newton crunches the numbers ahead of the Clarence House Chase
ROCKING THE COTS
Andy Newton reviews the betting and trends ahead of the Cotswold Chase
ODDS-ON TO TOP THEIR CLASS
Racing to School charity on the march to reach its 250,000th participant
FIBRE'S FIRST FOR FITNESS
Flbre-Beet from British Horse Feeds is the ideal support for horses suffering or recovering from gastric ulcers
COMMAND PAD
Ben Hastie talks to jockey Paddy Brennan about his brilliant career in the saddle and what lies ahead
TAKE HIGH FIVE
Helen Edwards was in Tokyo to see Do Deuce and Yutaka Take nick thriller
JUMPBACK TO FUTURE
reports on jumps return at Windsor after almost two decades
LUMP ON STORMIN' GORMAN
Graham Buddry looks back on twomile ace with no fear of handicapper
PAROL HEADS UP BEN'S TEN
Ben Morgan casts a shrewd eye over his key punting hopes for the month