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Plus 7 and damp when driving in.

It was foggy which wasn't be good news for those coming to the yard this morning.

You had to be pleased with Station Master's run at Cheltenham yesterday. I hate being second and at Cheltenham too is pretty gaulling, but having said all that he ran a blinder to finish second to a good horse in The Young Master who has come down in the weights and looks to be back on track again..

After racing I attended the Tattersalls Sales and although most were point to pointers there were a couple of decent bumper horses. The top price was £190,000.00 for a horse who had been beaten in a point.. second..

I bought lot 42, a stunning grey 3 year old gelding who had bolted up in his only bumper called Adjourned.. A horse ready to go and big enough to jump fences after a hurdling career and at £110K to me was far better value..He is for sale...Ring Peter Kerr on 07901763643.. or me..

David Bass was in this mornng before heading to Uttoxeter. We jumped First Flow and Charbel.

This morning visitors from CD Tours were Colin McLeod and Robbie McGarry, Airdrie plus Sue, Frank, Matt and Lauren Walden

Simon Craig and his Jack were also here for a morning on the gallops and breakfast..

Ian Robinson and Michelle to see their Imperial Racing Imperial Aura..

Warren Bolton here to see his KBRP horse Balleticon

Tim Richardson here to see his KBRP horse Pond Road

John and Mandy Battershall were here to see their KBRP horses Younevercall and Lord Apparelli

Susan Brien was also here to see here KBRP horse Vinndication

The Jockey Clubs horse Hes No Trouble heads to Cheltenham to Parade at Cheltenham - 11.45am

We have 4 runners today at Uttoxeter and one tomorrow at Cheltenham.

Today we run Arthurs Sixpence and Gallows Point in the same race,  Peeping Tom and Agent Memphis and tomorrow we run Two For Gold at Cheltenham and for my thoughts please click here.

Owner of the month.. Kevin Clancy who owns tomorrows runner Two For Gold..

Have a great weekend.. Cricket exciting.. Root brilliant yesterday