Good Morning,
I hope you've had a great start to your week.
Before I get onto today's exciting news... A few stats of interest that may help point to some winners, ether today or in the coming days, to be used as a 'way in'…
James Ferguson and jockey Daniel Muscutt are in fine form, 3/5,3p last 14 days, 6/11,7p last 30 days. They team up with a shorty in the 3.50 Yarm, but all their runners worth keeping a close eye on in the coming days .
Antony Honeyball and Rex Dingle are in similarly decent form, 4/9,4p last 30 days, 3/7,3p last 14. They team up in the 2.50 and 4.35 Ffos Las, the latter with fewer questions than the form, for all both unexposed.
Over at Punchestown... it’s usually a Willie Mullins bonanza, esp in the G1s, but at least Henry De Bromhead’s string are in decent form, even more so when Rachel Blackmore is doing the steering… 6/14,7p in the last 14 days. Journey With Me could get them on the board in the 6.35 and it will be interesting to see if they can land a few more winners this week.
Willie Mullins is in ok form although as always he’ll have kept plenty back for this week, and freshened up his Cheltenham runners. It will be interesting how many of JPs he’s set up for this week, when his Irish #1 Mark Walsh is on, and Mullins trains… 4/9,5p in the last 14 days.
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NEW TWO-HORSE SUMMER JUMPS SYNDICATE, JOIN TODAY!
At our Racing To Profit Syndicate it's time for a new adventure, and for the first time we're venturing outside of Newmarket.
Last Tuesday I had the pleasure of visiting Dr Richard Newland's fantastic yard just north of Worcester. He won The Grand National in 2014, with a horse he bought for just ÂŁ14 000 aged 10, (we can all dream!) who earlier in his career had injured a tendon. Pineau De Re is a shining example of just how good Dr Newland and his team are, and operating at 18% so far in 2023.
I was made very welcome and was mightily impressed with the purpose built facilities, Richard, the staff, set up and how they operate. Their central location is more accessible to many of you also. The communication with Richard and his team has been superb since.
They've kindly allowed us to lease two horses for just 6 months, in which to go to war with this summer. Both are exciting prospects.
In this new 'Summer Syndicate' we have the opportunity to run two horses in one syndicate, both unexposed over hurdles, both promise to give us loads of opportunities to go racing and in which to have some fun with this summer. The first horse could be running in our colours in early May.
You can find all information on the horses, the plan, how we run the syndicate, as well as a few videos, at the link below...
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT OUR NEW SUMMER SYNDICATE HERE >>>
For 2.5% in each horse, it works out at around the price of a Costa coffee per day, for 6 months, no further commitment.
However, hopefully if both perform, we may have the option to keep the horses in our colours beyond October, but one step at a time! This is a low risk way to get involved in horse ownership.
All being well we'll be going racing around x12 times, maybe more. It's an exciting time. One of the horses is a half brother to former Topham winner, Live Love Laugh. With any luck he's got some of his genes!
There promises to be some fun days out ahead, as per the photo above, from Worcester, when we had two runners on the same card last year. Great fun had by all.
It would be great to have you involved.
If you like jumps racing and summer jumping, or are a fan of the excellent Dr Richard Newland (or his location), please do take the time to read and watch all the information I've pulled together for you, link below...
Find out more, HERE >>>
And if you'd like join in, do get in touch ASAP,
You can email us: rtpsyndicate@gmail.com
Or schedule a call with me, no problem... 07756545987
As always, thanks for your time, and we'll see some of you on the inside very soon! :) (our first runner should be within the next 3 weeks or so)
All the best,
Josh
p.s don't miss out on a summer of fun ahead and hopefully cheering home a few winners. Find out all you need to know here >>>
