Saturday Double for Jack Hobbs
Twenty-four hours after Schiaparelli’s Wyenot took the opening race at Cheltenham, it was the turn of his stud-mate Jack Hobbs to sire a winner on the second day of the meeting at jump racing’s HQ.…
Saturday Winners for Jack Hobbs and Schiaparelli
Call Me Jack continued his successful season with a second victory over hurdles for the Walford family, this time at Newcastle. A son of rising young sire National Hunt sire Jack Hobbs and Cheltenham Festival…
Old Gregorian a first hurdle winner for Jack Hobbs
Jack Hobbs has already been represented by a number of bumper and point-to-point winners in Britain and Ireland and he notched his first winner over hurdles at Kelso on Saturday when Old Gregorian landed the…
Good week for Overbury sires as Ardad’s first runner continues to fly the flag
Back in March 2021 Vintage Clarets became the first runner for his sire Ardad when fourth in the Brocklesby and was then his second winner on 14 April. He swiftly backed up his maiden success…
Store season highlight a poignant sale-topper for Kayf Tara
The store sale season is now complete in Britain and Ireland, and there have been some very positive results for the Overbury sires in both countries, including a poignant Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale topper for…
PTP and bumper winners rolling in for Jack Hobbs
The 2023/24 jumps season may be brand new but Jack Hobbs has been quick off the mark with another four-year-old bumper winner. Miss Applejack, trained by Charlie Longsdon and bred by Mrs Marriott, earned a…
Impressive debut bumper winner for Jack Hobbs
Mrs Tabitha, a first-crop daughter of Jack Hobbs, made her maiden voyage to the racecourse a successful one when running home the four-length winner of the Junior NH Bumper at Bangor on Saturday. Bred by…
First Irish PTP Winner for Jack Hobbs
Jack Hobbs, members of whose eldest crop have just turned four, notched his first point-to-point winner in Ireland on Saturday with the victory of Intense Approach in the four-year-old maiden at the Tynan & Armagh…