Dr Richard Newland and Jamie Insole Stable Tour

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Winner of one of his four starts and currently rated 91. Made a winning debut at Newcastle (1m) in January of last year when scoring by a length and a quarter from Inspired. Creditable efforts after including when third, beaten half a length, to Spanish Voice in a novice at Newmarket (1m 2f) in April.

Trainer says

Chess Dad just had a bit of bone pain so we've given him lots of time. He's still in the field at the moment, but I'm due to bring him in next week. We probably won't see him until the latter part of the year - I'll probably be looking at August maybe straight to the Ebor Festival at York. I think we'd be starting him over 10 furlongs and is on a nice mark. I think he's got lots of ability and will probably contest some of those bigger handicaps towards the end of the summer and then look maybe at going abroad with him.

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Winner of six of his 16 starts and currently rated 108. Has looked better than ever in Meydan this year and has won two of his four starts. Returned to winning form with a three-length success from King’s Charter in a handicap at Meydan (1m 1f) in February off a mark of 98 and followed up with a length defeat of Masai Moon in a similar event (1m 1 1/2f) later that month off a mark of 103. Continued his progression when runner-up, beaten two and a half lengths, to Quddwah in a Group 2 event (1m 1f) at the end of that month.

Trainer says

Dividend had a great year last year and very nearly provided us with our first Royal Ascot winner in the Britannia. He's really thrived in Dubai this Winter - obviously winning the Lord Glitters Handicap, winning another handicap, and then obviously was second in the Group 2 Singspiel Stakes there a couple of weeks ago. I thought that was a really good performance in the Group 2 as he was a bit keen early, they didn't go very quick, and he had only run eight days before. I think there's definitely more to come again and he is going to take his chance in the Dubai Turf next weekend. It's probably going to be a little bit of a weaker race than usual and normally we probably wouldn't have had a go but with obviously everything going on and with him already being out there we're going to take a chance. We'd love for him to finish in the first four which would obviously be a landmark achievement for us. His big target for the year probably would be something like the Wolferton at Royal Ascot. I think that'd be an ideal race for him and then probably something like the Bahrain International Trophy at the end of the year. He will have a bit of a break when he gets back and we'll freshen him up. We might give him one run into Royal Ascot - there's a ten-furlong Listed race at Goodwood at the end of May so we could go there and then into the Wolferton.

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Winner of five of his 18 starts and currently rated 85. Finished ninth, beaten six and three quarter lengths, to The Lost King on his reappearance in the Lincoln Trial Handicap at Wolverhampton (1m 1/2f) this month off a mark of 86.

Trainer says

Knights Gold was obviously a super horse for us last year and won five races. He's on a nice mark now where he could run in some big Saturday handicaps. He obviously ran in the Lincoln Trial and I thought he ran well but he just found himself a little bit far back in a really competitive handicap and all he does is sort of lengthen. We're actually going to try stepping him up in trip now. There's a lot of stamina in his family on the dam’s side so I think he'll probably go to Nottingham April 8 and then see. If we can win off his mark I'm sure he'll be seen at most of the big festivals. He won at Chester last year, so, hopefully, we could go to the Chester May Festival and then just look at some of the big sort of Saturday handicaps.

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Winner of three of her 16 starts and currently rated 89. Gained her last win when beating Mademoiselle half a length in a handicap at Goodwood (5f) last May off a mark of 87.

Trainer says

She's a highly rated filly. She danced every dance last year at all the big festivals. She probably will start in the Lansdowne at Bath in the first week in April. Hopefully, I think that could be a race that will suit her. She's in really good form and it would be good to try and get a bit of black type with her early on. She'll probably contest all the big handicaps; I could see the Epsom Dash one of her main sort of highlights of the year.

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Winner of two of his seven starts and currently rated 74. Off the mark with a two and a quarter length victory from Hackney Diamonds in a handicap at Wolverhampton (1m 4f) in November off a mark of 63 and followed up with a two and three quarter length defeat of Damascus Street over the same course and distance in December off a mark of 68.

Trainer says

He's obviously had a couple of wins in the Winter and we we're just getting going and he unfortunately fractured his pedal bone so he obviously missed January and February but he's back in training now. We would probably hope that he could be back out in May so it's not the end of the world. It probably gave him a little bit of a break which he probably needed and I still think off 74 he's probably quite well handicapped. Still, I think he's going to be a better horse on the turf, and I think he'll stay further as well. I think we'll probably start him back over a mile and a half but if we start climbing up the weights a little bit more, we, we will step him up to a mile and six. He's probably a couple of wins away from contesting some nice staying handicaps in the middle parts of the end of the year. Hopefully, that'll be the plan with him.

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Winner of four of his 21 starts and currently rated 115. Landed his most prestigious victory in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes at Goodwood (7f) in July when beating Lake Forest two and three quarter lengths. Finished eighth, beaten five lengths, to Elnajmm in a Group 3 at Meydan (7f) this month.

Trainer says

Witness Stand obviously won the Lennox Stakes last year at Glorious Goodwood and was second in the Hungerford Stakes and second in the Listed race at Chester as well and had a great season. He was in Dubai but it hasn't quite worked for him and he's actually on the plane back now. I think we'll see him in the Tattenham Corner Stakes at Epsom on Derby Day. He likes them sort of unconventional tracks and I think he will like Epsom and that could be a good target for him. Then we'll probably go back to Chester for the Listed race to prep for the Lennox again, and then probably go to Hungerford again and then we might go to that Park Stakes at Doncaster as well.

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Winner of one of her eight starts and currently rated 75. Finished runner-up, beaten half a length, to Wisetanck in a handicap at Wolverhampton (5f) this month off her current mark.

Trainer says

She was our first two-year-old winner last season and she started off her season at Wolverhampton last week. She was just beaten on the line and she looks like she has improved. I’m hoping she is off a workable mark and that there are some decent prizes in her this year.

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Made a winning debut at Chelmsford (1m 2f) this month when scoring by two and three quarter lengths from Montevetro.

Trainer says

Bay of Myths won on his debut at Chelmsford two weeks ago beating what was a fancied Godolphin horse and I thought he did it really well that day. He still looked quite green and raw and he's probably going to go to Nottingham on April 8 for a Confined Novice. It all depends what mark he gets, but we’ll probably go for a handicap at the end of end of April, and I'd love to try and get him into the London Gold Cup at Newbury. That could be a good target for him if he's good enough and that would bring in the possibility of the Golden Gates at Royal Ascot.

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Winner of one of his six starts and currently rated 79. Finished runner-up, beaten a length and a quarter, to Temple Of Athena on his reappearance at Wolverhampton (5f) last week.

Trainer says

He started his three -year-old campaign the other day and finished second at Wolverhampton. He was drawn wide and he had a lot of ground to make up but he was really staying on strongly in the last furlong. Probably ran a career-best run that day and I think there's a lot to work on. Rossa (Ryan) said he was a little bit rusty, but he will improve. I'm hoping he's a horse that we can climb up the ratings to hopefully the high 80s, even the 90s and get into something like the Palace of Holyrood House at Royal Ascot.

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Winner of one of her seven starts and currently rated 76. Off the mark in a restricted fillies’ maiden at Chepstow (6f) last August when beating Boss Lady two lengths.

Trainer says

She's a filly that sort of was always placed last year. She ran some really good races and I thought she ran really well in the EBF Restricted Final at Goodwood. She stayed seven furlongs well and I think she strengthened up this year. She doesn't mind a little bit of cut and just worked this morning. I'll try and get her out in some handicaps at the start of April. She's potentially an 80s filly and if she is then could running in some nice sorts of handicaps.

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Promise in two runs at Wolverhampton (1m 1/2f) in December and March. Recently finished fourth, beaten seven lengths, to Ribbon Of Sea.

Trainer says

She's obviously had the two runs and finished fourth both times. I thought the last run was in a pretty hot race, and I thought she ran really well. Wolverhampton is probably the wrong track for her, it's a little bit tight, and we are probably going to wait now and go for a novice on the turf in April. I could see her progressing nicely over the Summer and I think she'll get further. She could develop into a mile and a half filly.

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Winner of one of his 11 starts and currently rated 69. Placed in his three outings this year and finished third, beaten five and three quarter lengths, to Baker Blue on his third outing in February at Wolverhampton (5f) off a mark of 70.

Trainer says

We were busy with him in the winter and he was placed every start for us and obviously won as well last year. He's fast enough for five furlongs but he stays six as well. He’s just had a little bit of a holiday but he'll start back on Monday. We'll get him back going then for the start of the turf and, hopefully he can contest some of them five and six furlong races. I think he could be a better horse on quick ground on the turf. I know the owners would love to see him at Chester. So, I think that would be the plan, to try and get him to win at Chester.

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Placed in two of his three starts and currently rated 81. Came closest to victory when third, beaten two lengths, to Goodwood Galaxy in a maiden at Salisbury (7f) in June.

Trainer says

He’s rated 81 and we will try and win a maiden with him before going handicapping. I might wait for the turf with him, but I'm hoping he can develop into a nice mile horse. He did really well last year in his three races and I think he's a horse that could improve and look, if we can get him up the ratings, he could potentially, be a Britannia horse. However, he's going to have to show he's improved as a three-year-old.

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Placed in two of his four starts and currently rated 71. Came closest to victory when runner-up beaten two lengths, to Tierra Del Toro in a novice at Kempton (7f) in August.

Trainer says

He's done very well over the winter, but unfortunately, he just fractured his pedal bone last week so he's going to be out for two months. We won't see him until the second half of the season but I think he's thrown in off his mark. I'm sure he'll be winning races over seven furlongs.

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Placed in two of her three starts and currently rated 74. Finished third, beaten four lengths, to Tryst in a novice fillies’ at Wolverhampton (1m 1/2f) in October when last seen out.

Trainer says

She's had her three runs on the All-weather and got an opening mark of 74. We're just waiting for the turf now to start and maybe looking for a race at the end of this month. She went for a gallop this morning, and I'm hoping she can develop into a nice filly and win some races.

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Best effort in three runs when finishing fourth, beaten six lengths, to Stoneacre Donny at Thirsk (7f) in September and given a mark of 65.

Trainer says

I'm hoping he's one of best handicapped three-year-olds we've got and he has a really low mark of 65. I liked him a lot last year, but just didn't really click with him. I thought he was probably a little bit weak but his work has been really good this year. He looks stronger and we'll probably start him off over a mile.

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Finished eighth, beaten 13 ½ lengths, to Pendalla on her debut at Wolverhampton (1m 1/2f) in February.

Trainer says

She debuted a couple of weeks ago and I was a little bit disappointed. She ran quite green and a bit free. She sort of missed the break and was never really involved but I think she's better than that. She'll probably run again at the end of the month but she's a filly that had been working really well at home. I think she could develop into a nice filly she just might need a couple of races to learn just how to race.

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Placed in both of his starts in February. Finished runner-up, beaten three quarters of a length, to Outback Heat at Newcastle (1m) and then third, beaten four and a half lengths, to Captain Fox at Lingfield (1m).

Trainer says

He ran a really nice race at Newcastle on debut but he was a little bit disappointing at Lingfield behind a really nice Richard Hughes horse. He came back with a bit of a splint after that so we've given him two weeks easy. He's getting back going, and I'd imagine we'll start him on the turf in April. I'm hoping he can develop into a really nice miler.

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Winner of two of his four starts and currently rated 87. Scored by four and a quarter lengths from Alfa Duplicate on his debut at Wolverhampton (6f) in June and followed up with a three and a quarter length success from Hungarian in a novice at Southwell (6f) in July.

Trainer says

We're probably looking at starting him in May. I'd imagine we look at starting over seven furlongs and then he'll go hopefully to the Britannia. He's on a nice mark and we'll probably need to get him up maybe two or three more pounds just to the 90. I think that would be the main plan with him is to go to that race. He hasn't been tried over that far yet but he's obviously looking like he can stay a mile. His three-parts brother Dividend obviously stayed the mile well and stays further.

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Winner of one of her four starts and currently rated 96. Made a winning debut at Ripon (6f) last May when beating Anaisa a length and creditable efforts in three outings after.

Trainer says

She's obviously our highest-rated three- year-old. She's in the French Guineas. and she is going to go for a Guineas Trial. She's in at Deauville in the first week in April but I think we might go to the Fred Darling with her. Depending on how she runs in that race we could go to the French Guineas or there's a Listed race at the start of May at Goodwood and then we might take in something like the Sandringham at Royal Ascot.

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Finished third, beaten three and a half lengths, to Nobody Knows in a novice at Wolverhampton (1 1/2f) last week.

Trainer says

He made his debut at Wolverhampton last week and he ran a smashing race and finished third beaten only three and a half lengths in the end. He was seven lengths clear of the fourth and it was a nice run against two horses that had run before and one had won. I think he is a horse that will definitely improve for that race.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She will start in April and she went for a Barrier Trial on Monday. She is a big strong filly and she looks fast. I will probably look for races for her in the first couple of weeks in April.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She’s a lovely big Starspangledbanner filly and she a half-sister to Twilight Calls who was second in the King’s Stand. I think she’ll be effective over five and six furlongs and she had done everything right so far. We will do a bit more with her in the next couple of week.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She looks really precocious and I would imagine we would start her over five furlongs at the end of April.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She’s been for a barrier trial and she worked well. She will gallop this week and she looks very precocious and has a got a bit of ability. She’ll be an early one and we will get going with her in April.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

She came in a little later but she’s doing everything right and I would imagine will be starting May or June time but she’s going really well. She is owned by a really fun group of owners and, hopefully, can do well for them.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He looks a very forward precocious type and he finds everything so easy at the moment. He’s an April colt so we haven’t pushed him too hard but I would imagine he would start over six or seven furlongs in May or June. He’s a horse I like a lot and he’ll probably develop into a miler over time. I think we could see him in some nice races towards the middle and the backend of Summer.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

Blackbeard is a first season sire and she out of a really fast mare who was running over five furlongs. She’s done plenty of work and is another who looks really precocious.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He’s a half-brother to a mile and a half winner and he’s probably ready to start. I thought ten furlongs on the all-weather might be a bit sharp for him so we once the turf starts we might start him off over ten on a nice galloping track. He’s been working well at home and, hopefully, will develop into a nice middle-distance colt.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

We bought her at Keeneland and she’s out of a Group 2 winner over six furlongs. She looks fast and is a big scopey filly. She is a middle of May foal though so she’s a little behind in terms of her birthday. I’d imagine you won’t see her until June or July at the least but she has a lot of class, is quite fast, and will start over five or six furlongs.

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Trainer says

She is a full-sister to Eze Sur Mer but I think this filly could be more forward than her. She is very strong and enjoys her work. I think we would probably try and get her ready for six and seven furlongs race in June. She is a filly with a bit of class and lots of potential.

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Trainer says

She is one of our most expensive yearlings and we bought her for Chris Stedman. This filly looks very classy and she is probably not going to be out until say June or July and she will start over six or seven furlongs. I like her a lot.

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Unraced.

Trainer says

He went for a Barrier Trial last week and trialled very well. He’s a nice horse who has a lovely way of going about him. He’s an end of April colt though so we won’t push him too soon.

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Unraced

Trainer says

She is by Starman who had an amazing year last year. She went for a barrier trial last week and trialled really well. She will probably start off over six furlongs towards the backend of April or early May. She’s been going really well and we really like her.