Rabaah followed up his Lingfield win with a very impressive display at Wolverhampton. He still showed signs of inexperience during the race, but was always in control and quickened away impressively. He is out of a half sister to the champion sprinter Muhaarar, and is a half brother to two fast horses we have trained in Rewaayat and Tanmawwy Hopefully he is an exciting horse for the future and we are looking forward to getting him on the grass ..read more

The well named Midnightattheoasis gained a comfortable win at Southwell to keep the yards strike rate there in the high 40%’s. The horse himself should get a nice mark and there is plenty more to come from him ..read more

He’s been knocking on the door, so it was great to see Harry Magnus get off the mark. He’s quite a talented horse and can hopefully go on from this and give his owners lots of fun during the season ..read more

He’s one of our favourites and rightly so as he has been a great servant to the Hills Angel’s. His last few runs have been disappointing, and we were worried that the knee issues he has had all his life were beginning to get the better of him as he wasn’t finishing his races off. However it looks like, as with a lot of sprinters, that he is getting quicker with age. We’ll stick to 5f now and will keep him going as long as he is enjoying racing ..read more

There’s nothing like a filly in form and Tennessee Dream proved that when registering her third win in quick succession at Wolverhampton. As with her previous runs she lost very little weight and is clearly only doing enough. She’s a great credit to all involved with her, and it’s the first time we have had a horse win three races in such quick succession. We’ll see what the handicapper does, and what races there are for her before deciding on an immediate plan of action ..read more

Tennessee Dream followed up her Wolverhampton win with a slightly more hard fought win at Southwell. She gives the impression she only does enough, and this is probably reflected in the fact she didn’t lose a lot of weight after the race. She’s going to go back to Wolverhampton on Saturday to see if she can complete the three timer ..read more

From very early days as a two year old Rabaah has always shown up well, albeit with some slightly headstrong tendencies. He unfortunately sustained an injury in the summer which kept him off the track until now, but the team at home have done a great job. Despite being keen and green he won very comfortably and hopefully the run will have brought him on mentally. He has lots of ability, it’s just channeling it in the right direction ..read more

Vaynor became the first horse in the yard to record four victories this season. He’s a lovely young stayer in the making and we are very much looking forward to next year with him. He will be given some time off now to strengthen and develop over the winter. He’s very versatile, as he goes on the all weather and the grass, and he will have lots of nice options open to him next season ..read more

Following his very promising third on his previous run, Bodorgan made no mistakes when winning decisively at Newmarket. He will probably be done no favours by the handicapper, but he is the type of horse who has plenty of scope to improve into a decent three year old ..read more

We were expecting Cicero’s gift to run well at Newbury, however with the testing underfoot conditions we just couldn’t be too confident. It turns out we should have been very confident as he travelled like the winner throughout and had the field strung out behind him. He’s always gone well at home and is a very exciting prospect as we have only scratched the surface with him. He lost 7kgs after the race, which is very little considering the testing conditons. Hopefully the sky is the limit with him, and the dream is very much alive for a great group of people in the Rosehill Racing Syndicate ..read more