Olly Murphy Stable Tour

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Winner of his point-to-point in Ireland in March.

Trainer says

He is a nice horse and he will probably start off in a bumper before going novice hurdling. He has done everything well at home and won his point-to-point well and he is a horse we think a bit of. He will start over two miles and is a sharp horse.

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A125-rated hurdler. Finished runner-up, beaten a length and a half, to Has Troke in a novices’ hurdle at Fontwell (2m3f) in February when last seen in action.

Trainer says

He is a horse who is going to improve for significantly for a fence and he has schooled very well. He wants two and a half miles and big galloping track - hopefully he is a horse who can make up into a nice middle-distance chaser.

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Plenty of promise when placed in point-to-points in Ireland.

Trainer says

He didn’t look to be getting home in his point-to-points and I am pleased with everything he is doing. He will start off in his maiden hurdle in about six weeks’ time and he is going to be a fun horse who will win his races.

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Winner of his third bumper at Newton Abbot in September when beating Wot You Wearing a length and a quarter. Unseated rider at first on hurdling debut at Uttoxeter (2m) this month.

Trainer says

He won his bumper well and he had unfortunate incident on his hurdling debut but is normally a very good jumper. He got cut that day but he will start again in a maiden hurdle over two to two and a half miles somewhere in the next fortnight. He is a sweet horse who will win plenty of races.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He has come to us from Colin Bowe and he is doing everything nicely. He will start off in a bumper in six weeks’ time and is a lovely horse for the Whateley’s.

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A 155-rated hurdler. Made a winning reappearance last season when beating If The Cap Fits nine lengths in a condition hurdle at Aintree (2m 4f) in November and added to that success in a similar event at Lingfield (2m 3½f) in January when scoring by a length and a quarter from Darver Star. Beaten only a head by Botox Has in the Grade 2 National Spirit Hurdle at Fontwell (2m 3f) in February.

Trainer says

He goes back to Aintree for that two and a half mile conditions hurdle in two weeks’ time. He is in very good form after a small wind operation and he will go down the same route as last year.

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Runner-up, beaten half a length, to Crambo in a bumper at Huntingdon in March.

Trainer says

He is a gorgeous horse who will start off in a two-mile maiden hurdle and will want two and a half miles before too long. He is one of my better horses and will start off at Chepstow on Wednesday.

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A 132-rated chaser. Finished fourth, beaten seven and three quarter lengths, to Kinondo Kwetu in a novices’ handicap chase at Aintree (3m 1f) on Sunday.

Trainer says

He lost both his front shoes at Aintree on Sunday which clearly didn’t help his cause and had won his two chases previously. He will contest all those three-mile handicap chases this season and he is a horse who has a lot of ability. Hopefully, he can keep on improving.

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Scored by two lengths from Imperial Merlin in a bumper at Wetherby in March.

Trainer says

He bolted up first time up in a bumper and is one of my more exciting novices. He will start off in a two-and-a-half-miles maiden hurdle in the next couple of weeks and is a horse to keep on the right side.

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Runner-up in his only point-to-point in October of last year.

Trainer says

He is a nice type and he will start off in a two-and-a-half-miles maiden in a fortnight’s time. He goes nicely jumps very well and is very likeable.

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A 117-rated hurdler. Completed a hat trick over hurdles last season culminating in a three and a quarter length success from My Girl Lollipop at Doncaster (2m 3½f) in March.

Trainer says

She won three mares’ hurdles last year and I still think she is well handicapped. We will look for a two-and-a-half-miles handicap once the ground has softened.

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A 123-rated hurdler. Finished runner-up, beaten half a length, to Super Six in a novices’ hurdle at Market Rasen (2m 2 ½f) in March on his final start.

Trainer says

He is a horse I hope will improve for a fence and he wants a flat track and a maximum of two and a half miles. He is another horse to keep on the right side of.

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A 111-rated hurdler. Bumper winner who was successful in a mares’ maiden hurdle at Lingfield (2m 3 ½f) in February and followed up in a mares’ novices’ hurdle at Chepstow (2m 7 ½f) in April.

Trainer says

She won’t be seen until the second half of the season but is a filly that is improving. She hopefully still has a nice handicap mark and handles soft ground very well. Whether we go chasing with her or not I’m not sure but she will win loads of races.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She is a lovely filly and she will start off in a bumper in six weeks’ time. She has always done everything very nicely and she is a filly I like a lot.

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Winner of his second point-to-point in Ireland in April.

Trainer says

He is a nice horse and he may well go to Uttoxeter on Friday. We will start him off over two and a half miles and he has done everything well. He was a good winner of his point-to-point on his last start and hopefully he is a horse that will keep on progressing.

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Rated 84 on the Flat when trained by Richard Hannon and got off the mark on his tenth start when beating Tartan Chief three quarters of a length at Windsor (1m 2f) in August.

Trainer says

He has come off the Flat from Richard Hannon and is going to go juvenile hurdling. He loves his jumping and is a very straightforward horse. Hopefully, he is going to give his owner plenty of fun.

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A 128-rated hurdler. Finished fourth, beaten 13 lengths, to Stage Star in the Grade 1 Challow Hurdle at Newbury (2m 4 ½f) in December when last seen out.

Trainer says

I’m not sure where he will start off but it will be in a handicap hurdle over two and a half miles in about six weeks’ time. I am really pleased with everything he is doing. He had a hairline fracture of his pelvis which is why he missed the second part of the season - fingers crossed he is well handicapped and can continue to progress.

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A 133-rated chaser. Gained his last success when beating Bun Doran a length and three quarters at Sandown (1m 7 ½f) in January off a mark of 130.

Trainer says

I left his season at Sandown last year after having a very hard race. He will start off in the next fortnight over two or two and a half miles and I think a stiff course suits him well. He is a horse I am looking forward to.

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Runner-up in his bumper at Chepstow in March.

Trainer says

He ran well in his bumper and is a horse who is going to need a stiff track and a trip. He loves soft ground and will be a staying chaser in time but he will win his races this year.

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Runner-up in one of his three bumpers when beaten a length and a quarter by Hardy Fella at Fontwell (2m 1½f) in January.

Trainer says

He ran well in two of his three bumpers and he will win his races this year but will make up into a nice chaser.

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A 141-rated hurdler. Finished runner-up, beaten a nose, to Whatsupwithyou in a handicap hurdle at Uttoxeter (2m 4f) in April off a mark of 140 when last seen out.

Trainer says

He is in fantastic form and I am really looking forward to a productive year with him. He is a horse that retains his ability and he may go back to Bangor to try and win the race he won last year.

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A 150-rated chaser. Best efforts last season on his first two starts - runner-up, beaten a length, to Allmankind in the Grade 2 Old Roan Chase at Aintree (2m 4f) in October off a mark of 153 and when runner-up, beaten two and three quarter lengths, to Bravemansgame in a Grade 2 event at Haydock in November.

Trainer says

I am not sure where he will start off. He has done a bit of work and will do another bit the backend of this week and we will see where we go with him. He has had a wind operation and we could go back for that Intermediate Chase at Haydock in which he was second to Bravemansgame last year. Small fields suit him well.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He will start off in a bumper in a month to six weeks’ time and I am very happy with his progression. He is the first horse I have had for Chelsea Thoroughbreds and is a horse well capable of winning a bumper when he runs.

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A 110-rated hurdler. Ran well in three novice events last season and finished runner-up, beaten four and a quarter lengths, to Reilly at Wetherby (2m 3 ½f) in March on his final start.

Trainer says

He is a gorgeous horse who ran well in three races last year. He may go to Wetherby this weekend and is horse that is worth keeping an eye on who will hopefully keep on progressing.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She is a nice filly and a full sister to Go Dante. The penny hasn’t quite dropped with her yet but she will run in a bumper at some point - I’m not quite sure when that will be.

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A 121-rated hurdler. Finished runner-up, beaten two lengths, to Shantou Express in a handicap hurdle at Market Rasen (2m 4 ½f) in March off a mark of 120 when last seen out.

Trainer says

He is a horse that is going to go chasing and a horse that will go up in trip rather than down in trip. He is a horse to keep on the right side of.

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A 129-rated hurdler. Gained his last success in a handicap hurdle at Wetherby (2m 3 ½f) in February when beating Thereisnodoubt a neck off a mark of 127.

Trainer says

He is a horse that has jumped really well and won four races. He has schooled well over fences and I am looking forward to starting with him in novice chase company.

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Placed in his first two bumpers and off the mark at Fontwell in March when beating Sea The Clouds two lengths.

Trainer says

He is a fun horse who will go hurdling in the next fortnight. I’m really happy with him and he should win a lot of races.

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Runner-up in his point-to-point in Ireland in March.

Trainer says

He is a staying type and he will want some cut in the ground. He will start off in a maiden hurdle and he is a real inter type.

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Winner of his bumper at Warwick in May and finished runner-up, beaten four lengths, to Encanto Bruno in a similar event at Cheltenham on Friday.

Trainer says

I was delighted with his second run in a bumper at Cheltenham on Friday and he will be jumping hurdles in three weeks’ time. He will start off in a maiden hurdle over two miles on a big track and he has plenty of speed and class. He is one to look forward to.

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A 131-rated hurdler. Gained his last success at Aintree (2m 4f) in December when scoring by a short head from Pounding Poet off a mark of 128.

Trainer says

He is a horse that did well last season going hurdling. He jumps a fence well and will make a nice novice chaser. Hopefully, he will progress for jumping a fence.

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A 154-rated hurdler. Gained his only success of last season in the Grade 2 Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury (3m) in November when scoring by two and a quarter lengths from On The Blind Side.

Trainer says

He goes for the West Yorkshire Hurdle at Wetherby on Saturday and we will go down the same route as last year. Hopefully, he can win a big one along the way.

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A 135-rated hurdler. Was scoring for the fourth time last season when beating Grey Skies seven and a half lengths in a novices’ hurdle at Ayr (2m 4½f) in April.

Trainer says

He goes to Uttoxeter on Friday for a novices’ chase. He has schooled well and was very progressive last season. He is a horse I am looking forward to going chasing.

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Made a winning debut over hurdles at Aintree (2m ½f) in May when beating Baasem nine lengths.

Trainer says

He goes to Wetherby on Friday for a prep run before the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle Trial at Cheltenham’s November meeting. He looks quite a classy horse.

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A 128-rated hurdler. Finished third, beaten two-and-three-quarter lengths, to Hacker Des Places in a handicap hurdle at Aintree (2m ½f) in April off a mark of 127 when last seen out.

Trainer says

He is a horse that is going to go up in trip before too long and we taught him to settle last year. He is in good form and may go to Ascot on Saturday. Hopefully, he can run a nice race.