Hello Friend
I hope you're keeping well.
While it's technically not 'autumn' until later in the month, in my corner of Suffolk it feels like it's arrived already.
With that in mind I had a look at which jumps trainers have historically done well in September & October.
There is plenty of rationale for why certain jumps trainers would target September & October, getting their strings firing early on. An element of their thinking may well be linked with the types of horses they train and wanting to avoid deep winter ground.
Some may also conclude this time of year is less competitive – summer jumpers coming to the end of their season and plenty of winter horses in opposition needing the run, with the bigger yards/better horses not being fully tuned up until November time.
Some trainers are better at this than others and prefer their horses to be ‘hard fit’, especially on first run back. From my research of the four trainers below this looks like a time of year they’ve targeted previously, as you can see from the results below.
There are two 'qualifiers' today, to use/consider as you please...
2.50 Uttox – Fantastic Ms Fox (12/1<)
7.05 Worc – Galata Bridge (12/1<)
*
That's all for today,
All the best,
Josh
|
