Last Tuesday the two Ts from the yard - Terranoble and Tribal Rhythm - headed to Epsom Downs to contest quite strong races, but things didn't go their way at all and they were both unplaced. After the long dry spell the ground had been quite well watered, and some jockeys were reporting that this left the ground riding a little dead in places, and it certainly didn't seem to suit both horses who will be hoping for better runs next time.

Conditions at Bath on Wednseday were ideal for My Ambition, and he ran another fine race for his second outing of the season. He had to make the running himself, however, and doing quite a lot early on just told in the closing stages as despite running on well he was passed by a couple in the run to the line. Jockey Hollie Doyle felt that if he had been able to follow a leader and have had something to aim at he might well have won. He looks and travels as well as ever so the Harrow Racing Club will hope to be winning again soon.

At the Guineas meeting at Newmarket there was double interest for the stable with progeny of two of their old girls contesting the Palace House Stakes. Both horses acquitted themselves really well in the prestigious sprint event, with a son of Annie Fior, Shagraan finishing third and a daughter of Rebecca Romero, Miss Attitude placing fifth in the famous race.