Jamie Osborne Stable Tour

Form profile

Winner of six of his 31 starts and currently rated 76. Finished eighth beaten three and a quarter lengths, to Golden Long on his most recent outing at Newmarket (6f) this month off a mark of 78.

Trainer says

He’s my one and only homebred and he’s like another child to me. He’s relatively consistent and he’s won us six races. He tends to win when he drops below 75 and when he goes above it he tends to struggle. He wants a stiff five or an easy enough six furlongs and I have no doubt he’s going to win before the end of the year but it’s going to be probably in a couple of runs time when the handicapper is giving him a bit more of a break.

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Winner of three of his 34 starts and currently rated 77. Finished fifth, beaten six and a half lengths, to Cristo at Sandown (1m) in July off a mark of 79.

Trainer says

He hasn’t managed to win anything this year bar a Charity Race at York but at some stage he will be winning anywhere between a mile and a mile and half depending on the track and ground. He’s got loads of ability but his brain gets in the way sometimes. He’s dropped down for his last couple of runs and when he gets down to 75 he’ll go and bolt up somewhere and then hit 82 again and not win for another year. He’s a sound fun horse and he will win a race or two this year.

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Winner of two of her 14 starts and currently rated 82. Finished third, beaten nine and three quarter lengths, to Silver Lake in a Fillies’ Handicap at Salisbury (1m 2f) on Saturday.

Trainer says

She did well for us last year but the handicapper probably just has her at the moment. She’s had a belated start to her season but she ran a reasonable race at Salisbury on Saturday and, at some stage, she can win again. However, she is at the mercy of the handicapper.

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Winner of five of his 31 starts and currently rated 94. Finished sixth, beaten six lengths, to Asmen Warrior at Newmarket (1m) on Thursday.

Trainer says

He has been a grand old servant and he won the Victoria Cup for us last year. He’s taken a few runs to hit top form this year but he’ll be winning again soon and he will go for a mile handicap at Ascot in a fortnight’s time. He’s so much better at Ascot and I could see him being very competitive through the second half of the year especially if we can get him back to Ascot as regularly as possible.

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Winner of seven of his 59 starts and currently rated 74. Finished fourth, beaten a length and a half, to Punchbowl Flyer on his latest outing at Ffos Las (6f) in June of a mark of 75.

Trainer says

He is another old boy who is at the mercy of the handicapper. He’s in on Friday at Wolverhampton. He doesn’t want the ground as firm as it is on the grass and that’s why we have to go on the All-Weather on Friday. He’s sub-75 now which means he can win and I would imagine he will pop up at some stage with the right conditions in the next couple of runs.

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Winner of four of his 14 starts and currently rated 87. Finished fifth, beaten three and a quarter lengths, to Toyotomi at Goodwood (6f) in June off a mark of 88.

Trainer says

Jungle Drums is potentially a well handicapped horse but has to have some juice in the ground. It’s not been his year so far and as soon as we get some suitable ground, he’s ready to run. He can win off his mark with conditions in his favour.

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Winner of one of his 10 starts and currently rated 95. Finished ninth, beaten 14 lengths, to Royal Zabeel at Newmarket (7f) this month off a mark of 98.

Trainer says

He’s a bit of confusion - he came to us rated 101 and he’s down to 95. I am still unsure of what his trip is going to be and he came to me from Ger Lyons and, I think looking at his record with Ger, he was confused as well as he oscillated between a mile and six furlongs. He is a horse with talent and when I get him worked out there are some races to be won with him.

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Winner of five of his 16 starts and currently rated 109. Came back from a long layoff to score by a neck from Bobby Benu on his debut for the stable at Newcastle (7f) in June off a mark of 105.

Trainer says

We were delighted to see him win at Newcastle on his first run for us but he could just be in No Man’s Land now. He is rated 109 and can he win a handicap off that mark? He’s in the International Handicap a fortnight today with only a 3lb penalty and if there was a bit of give in the ground in two weeks, he would probably go in that direction. My other option in July is the Lennox Stakes but unless it was a bog he’s not going to be good enough for that.

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Winner of two of his 17 starts and currently rated 94. Gained his last win at Meydan (1m) in February when beating Ruler Of Time three quarters of a length off a mark of 90. Finished ninth, beaten five and three quarter lengths, to Aalto in the Bunbury Cup at Newmarket (7f) on Saturday off a mark of 95.

Trainer says

He won in Dubai this year and ran adequately in the Buckingham Palace. He ran well for a long way in the Bunbury Cup on Saturday and one day he will pop up with a massive performance as he has an awful lot of talent. I think he’s capable of putting up a three-figure performance and we’ll keep chucking him into the big races in the hope that it’ll click the day he shows it. I wouldn’t want to go and have a handicap rise with him for winning a £15,000 race for sure.

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Winner of two of his eight starts and currently rated 94. Having his first run for the stable when runner-up, beaten a length, to Stem at Sandown (1m 2f) this month off a mark of 93.

Trainer says

He would have needed his first run as he is quite a heavy, stuffy horse. It took me a long time to have him ready as we couldn’t get enough work into him. We took our chance at Sandown and he ran a very solid race but I think the step up to a mile and a half will help. A little bit of juice in the ground wouldn’t go amiss either and I would hope he would step forward significantly for the first run. He could well go for the Sodexo Handicap at Ascot on the Friday before the King George or if there was juice in the ground at Goodwood we could do the ten-furlong Chesterfield Cup.

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Winner of four of his 10 starts and currently rated 89. Progressing nicely and regained the winning thread at Ascot (6f) on Friday when scoring by two and a quarter lengths from Fast Track Harry.

Trainer says

He bolted up at Ascot on Friday and I thought he was on the improve but I didn’t expect a performance like we saw then. He’s in the International at the moment where he would get a 3lb penalty but we will have to see what happens to the weights and see what has topweight. He’s undoubtedly going to have more to do after Friday. He’s not short of speed but on fast ground I think he will get seven furlongs. He’s in the Stewards’ Cup but I’d say he’s got no chance of getting in from where his mark was. Maybe something like the Shergar Cup would suit and he’s just coming to himself and I think there is more improvement to come.

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Winner of two of his five starts and currently rated 84. Finished last of ten, beaten seven and three quarter lengths, to Sticktoyourguns on his reappearance at Sandown (7f) in June off a mark of 86.

Trainer says

He’s been disappointing so far this year but not quite right. Amazing Journey and him were doing all their work together early on and I wouldn’t say there was a lot between them. He probably won’t reappear until the Autumn but he does have talent and I think he’s the right side of his mark. If he does come right, he’ll do well.

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Winner of seven of his 15 starts and currently rated 101. Gained his last win at Newmarket (6f) in May when beating Man Of Vision a neck off a mark of 99. Has run well since and finished seventh, beaten two and a half lengths, to Jazl at Newmarket (6f) on Thursday.

Trainer says

Ten Carat Harry has been an amazing horse; he started this time last year and he won seven from 15 starts. He never runs a bad race and there’s a chance he could go to the Stewards’ Cup. My long-term aim with him would be to take him to Meydan for the Winter. If he does run at Goodwood, it be his last run of the year and he’ll have a break and then he’ll be fresh for Dubai. He’s anywhere really from a stiff five to an easy seven. He would go on soft ground but he didn’t get the seven on the soft ground.

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Finished runner-up, beaten a length, to Divine Whisper in a novice at Windsor (5f) in June on his second start.

Trainer says

He will go to Chepstow on Thursday. He’s going the right way and I would hope he could win on Thursday and then that will lead him into the six-furlong nursery at Goodwood.

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Runner-up in two of her three starts and currently rated 72. Came closest to victory on her debut at Nottingham (6f) in May when runner-up, beaten half a length, to Crazy Cubana.

Trainer says

She was a good second in her first two starts and then flopped at Newcastle. It was probably a mistake to send her there - she got no luck and got knocked over early on and the ground was too deep for her that day. She will go to the nursery at Lingfield on Wednesday with a serious chance as she has always worked like a filly that’s better than the mark she’s been given.