Six-year-old gelding. Nutan x Larmina
OLBG Racing Club
Winner on the flat in Germany and over hurdles in Britain before being purchased privately for The OLBG Racing Club which is run to support Harry Derham Racing. Placed 5 times for present connections, ranked 124.

Chasing frequently assists horses who take a trip really well over obstacles and don't quite see out the journey. There are 12 jumps in a two-mile chase, compared to eight in an obstacle, which will definitely assist Lario. He has the size and scope to do well over fences. I'm hoping that going after brings out improvement, as I do not think we've seen the very best of him yet. Could begin at Chepstow on the 5th of November.

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UPDATE: Won a Beginners Chase at Haydock on 20th December, producing a brilliant round of getting on his chase launching. "He leapt perfectly today, entered into a charming rhythm. Hopefully he can make into a real good chaser." - Harry

UPDATE: Sadly suffered a life ending injury at Doncaster on 23rd January

Jus de Citron

Six-year-old gelding. Saint Des Saints x Rapide I.
Edward Ware Esq
. Won on his launching for the yard in a Newbie Hurdle at Doncaster and completed third on only other run last season. Rated 117.

He suffered a pretty bad problem last season and now has five screws in his cannon bone. He is back cantering silently, and we are aiming for his return after Christmas. He is a really excellent jumper, and I am looking forward to him going chasing. I believe on decent ground, he can comprise into a nice handicap chase prospect.

UPDATE: Finished 7th of 10 in a Handicap Hurdle at Kempton on 26th December

UPDATE: Finished 3rd of 7 on chasing launching in an Amateur Handicap Chase at Newcastle on 15th January

UPDATE: Finished 3rd of 7 in a Handicap Chase at Musselburgh on 15th February

Norn Iron

Seven-year-old gelding. Soldier of Fortune x Coco Des Champs.
Mr Paul Kelly.
One win and three runner up spots last season to advance to a handicap mark of 118.

He is definitely going chasing this season. He was constantly a proper jumper of difficulties, so I think chasing after will highlight some enhancement. Since front-running matched him in his last race, perhaps that will be his method over fences. He probably will not run before Newbury at the end of November/early December in a beginner handicap chase.

UPDATE: Finished 2nd of 9 on chasing after debut in a Novices' Handicap Chase at Warwick on 11th December.

UPDATE: Finished 3rd of 4 in a Novices Handicap Chase at Windsor on 1st January

UPDATE: Impressive winner of a Novices' Limited Handicap Chase at Sandown on 31st January

UPDATE: Won a Handicap Chase in good style at Sandown on 7th March

Queens Gamble

Seven-year-old mare. Getaway x Gambling Girl.
Frost and Galvin.
Two time NHF winner and 3 time hurdle winner consisting of a noted mares novice race. Ran two times at the Cheltenham Festival (23 Champion Bumper, 25 Mares Hurdle). Rated 134.

She's had a wretched summertime including 2 bouts of very bad colic. It was looking exceptionally unlikely she was going to get back, so it's great to have her back. She is a skilled mare and is going to go chasing this season. We are yet to school her as she is currently further behind in her preparation.

UPDATE: Finished 3rd in a Listed Mares' Novices' Chase at Bangor on 12th November

UPDATE: Finished 3rd of 6 in a Novices' Limited Handicap Chase at Musselburgh on 1st February

UPDATE: Won a Listed Mares' Novices Chase at Wincanton on 14th February

UPDATE: Finished second of 5 in a Handicap Chase at Doncaster on 28th February

Brentford Hope

Eight-year-old gelding. Camelot x Miss Raven.
The Optimists.
One time antepost favourite for the Derby, 3 time winner on the flat and 5 time winner over hurdles. Runner approximately Constitution Hill at Cheltenham in January. Rated 139 over obstacles. 100 on the flat.

Brentford Hope remains in good nick, we just need the ground to be right. We are going to provide novice going after a go and if that doesn't work out we can return to obstacles.