where tomorrow we run Forcefield for the Earley & Macdonald partnership in the 5.05, Lucy rides, 14 run and the ground is on the easy side of good. This is a step up in class and a step up in distance, it is a competitive handicap befitting of the Scottish National meeting but he has a handy weight and if he improves for the step up in trip and the ground is what they say it is then I am hopeful of a big run.
Brighter and milder here today where we worked Seeking Power, Four Fiddlers and Skipping Chapel at Lucinda's the others worked on the all weather and, at last, the riverbank. The latter is our summer gallop, 7 furlongs of deep sand it is an excellent workout when conditions are dry, we only use it from April until October. Grania the physio was in and together with Gillian she worked on Almost Blue, Minimo, Playing Footsie and "Alf" all of whom benefitted from the treatment, she also checked over half a dozen others.
An abortive trip to the cinema last night when it transpired that the website was showing the wrong time for the film, never mind they reimbursed us for the tickets and our ice creams (badly needed after a fiery trip to Nandos!) and gave us free tickets for another day, we entertained ourselves instead by parking up outside the big windows of Bannatynes and ate our ice creams watching all sorts of different shapes and sizes of people put themselves through agony on a variety of strange looking machines.
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| I don't think jumping is going to be a problem for Little Glenshee (Amy) |
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| Seeking Power (Amy) cooling down after working on the woodchip |
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| Skipping Chapel (Kit) in full flight peers at the photographer |
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