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We had 2 runners that both ran on Monday this week. First up was Yeeoow who ran in the 6 furlong Class 4 event where Justin Newman was aboard the Karl Burke trained 7 year old.`

Justin, who claims 5 pounds made a very positive start from stall 5 and held the lead heading into the bend. Turning into the home straight, Yeeoow was travelling very well and Justin asked him for maximum effort 2 furlongs from home and Yeeoow responded. At the furlong mark, the challengers came and Yeeoow was joined and headed late on and finished a very good 3rd. Doctor Parkes who Yeeoow battled with when winning his last race won well, howe haver it was an excellent effort from our lad who has a win and a place from his last 2 starts.

15 minutes later, Monpazier made his racecourse debut at Wolverhampton in the 7 furlong maiden where Joey Haynes took the ride. This run was all about gaining experience and ensuring that Monpazier enjoyed his 1st visit to a racecourse. He was drawn widest of all in stall 10 and from the off Joey was forced to travel wide. He showed signs of greenness throughout but was making good progress when badly hampered at the final bend and finished in 7th position. Joey was very complimentary about the horse afterwards and said that he felt very professional with good cruising speed, a very positive 1st day at school for the Karl Burke trained 3 year old.

Valentines Special:
We are delighted to offer a Valentine’s Day special whereby if you buy a share in the appropriately named Seduce Me, you don’t start your training fee payments until March 1st,that is 1 month off the start of the season! This offer will end on Valentines day, next Sunday the 14th of February.
Click here to view Seduce Me

We are having a stable visit to Tim Easterby’s next Saturday at 10 a.m. If you are interested in any shares with Tim, get in touch and come along to what’s sure to be a great morning.
Tims Horses : Click Here
Address: Habton Farms
Habton Grange
Great Habton
Malton
YO17 6TY

Below are a couple of great pics and video of our stunning Casamento Filly at Ben Haslams. The filly is now named Castle Hill Cassie and is reported to be taking everything in her stride at home, a very exciting filly for the season ahead. We do have shares available, get in touch if you are interested.

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Below is the latest video of our Sir Prancealot colt, a very forward colt with a tremendous temperament, he is on the far side after the lead horse. We do have shares available – Sir Prancealot Page

In a week that saw mutterings of Willie Mullins dominance being bad for National Hunt racing, Alan King dominated yesterday having a superb 5 timer with the four Mullins hotpots making a fruitless trip to English shores. It goes to show that a week can be a long time in racing, it only adds to the excitement of what is sure to be a cracking Cheltenham festival for all racing enthusiasts. The Gold Cup is a wide open affair and Alan King must be very tempted to let Smad Place take his chance in the feature, his jumping was superb from the front yesterday and he was never going to be passed on a day that the trip took some getting. We may have seen another superstar hurdler in the form of Yanworth who hacked up, beating the very promising Neil Mulholland trained Shantou Village by 7 lengths easing down, a very impressive performance from the Alan King trained 6 year old. Bring on the festival

OnToAWinner had a quiet week on the racing front this week. Carbutts Ridge had a couple of entries during the week but Karl decided to give him well deserved mini break to freshen him up. He has targeted a couple of races for him at Southwell in a few weeks’ time.

Our new Showcasing Filly (named Kick King Katie) has been entered this week in the £300,000 Tattersalls Sales race in Ireland. We have limited shares remaining in this cracking filly by a sire that brought us our biggest successes to date in Toocoolforschool and Quiet Reflection.
Click here to view the Showcasing Filly

Quiet Reflection is back in full training and Karl has targeted a race over 6 furlongs in Chantilly to start her season. You can read his media interview here on the Sky Sports website:

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As mentioned in previous updates, we will be having 3 stables visits in mid-February.

We will be visiting Tim Easterbys on Saturday the 13th February at 10 am.

We will be having a double stable visit to Karl Burkes and Ben Haslams on Saturday the 20th February. We will confirm the exact details closers to the time.

If you are interested in any of the horses that Tim, Karl or Ben have to offer, get in touch and come along.

There is still time to get involved in our January sale whereby if you buy a share in the Major Cadeaux colt at Tims, or the good lucking Dutch Art filly at Karl Burkes, you don’t start your training fee payments until March 1st, that is 1 month off the start of the season!! (Offer ends today!)

You can view the Major Cadeaux colt profile here :  Major Cajeaux

You can view the Dutch art filly profile here : Dutch Art

Check out the latest video of our Sir Prancealot colt and Casamento filly flying up the gallops at Ben Haslams. They are 2 very exciting prospects for the year ahead, shares remaining in both Bens Page

Our beautiful Sepoy colt has now been named as Mutineer. Hes a cracking looking colt in the mould of his sire, limited shares still available.

Monpazier will make his racecourse debut this week. He will run at Wolverhampton on Monday in the 7 furlong maiden. He’s a big horse and will be better for the experience, good luck to his owners that are going.

We had 2 runners that both ran at Southwell on Thursday this week. First up was Carbutts Ridge who ran in the 1 mile Class 6 event where Dougie Costello was aboard the Karl Burke trained 3 year old.

Carbutts was sent off a 5/1 3rd favourite for the race with the well supported Kemsing being sent off an 11/8 favourite. Carbutts was drawn in stall 3 for the 9 runner event. He is not known for his fast starts and from the off, Dougie kept him on the rail, tracking the leaders in mid division. On the turn for home, Dougie got more animated in the saddle, Carbutts responded and began to mount his challenge on the inner rail. By the time they hit the home straight, he had gone into a share of the lead but the favourite looked to be travelling ominously well on the outside. The favourite went on to score by over 3 lengths with the fading Carbutts Ridge being passed late on to finish in 3rd position. Considering he received a 7 lb rise for his win the last day, it was a very creditable effort from him to finish in the place money.

Abi Scarlet was next up where she ran in the 7 furlong seller event at the same track. Kieran O Neill took the ride aboard the Scott Dixon trained 7 year old. Abi was slow from the gate, outpaced and under pressure early on. Kieran was hard at work but she never got into a position to challenge and ended finishing in 6th position. Abi is not firing at the moment for whatever reason, we hope to get to the bottom of it sooner rather than later.

We added yet another 2 year old to the site during the week, a very reasonably priced Major Cadeaux colt from a family that we know very well. This colt is related to both Fast Shot and Flying Pursuit. He is a grand nephew of Fast Shot and a nephew of Flying Pursuit, this is a family that has brought us a lot of success in the past for reasonable outlay. He is in training with Tim Easterby, Tim is very fond of the family and recommended him to us, when Tim recommends one,we always take note.

You can view his full profile here : Major Cadeaux

We will be having a stable visit to Tims on Saturday the 13th February. We will confirm the exact details closers to the time. If you are interested in shares in any of Tims horses, get in touch and come along to what’s sure to be a fantastic day out.

Tims horses: Time Page

Check out the latest video of our Sir Prancealot colt flying up the gallops at Ben Haslams. The reports on this horse have been excellent to date, he is reported to be a workaholic with a fantastic temperament, a very exciting one for this year.

We do have shares available in the Sir Prancealot, His full profile can be found here : Sir Prancealot Page

Below are the latest pictures from Kublers of our Sepoy Colt. He really is a stunning looking colt in the mould of his sire.

His full profile can be found here: Sepoy Colt

He is a really exciting prospect. You can view Sepoy, his 1st season sire winning multiple group races here: Sepoy Page

Finally, we would like to wish Jordan Vaughan all the best as he heads back to work following a leg break sustained at York last year. Jordan is a very talented young jockey who gave us one of our most memorable wins when Little Lady Katie won a very valuable nursery at Newmarket (pictured below)

Yeeoow had a busy week this week where he ran at Kempton on Monday and Lingfield on Friday.

Monday saw him line up in the Racing Uk 3 Devices Handicap at Kempton where Justin Newman who claims 5lb took the ride. He was drawn in stall 4 for the 9 runner event. Yeeoow bounced out of the stalls well but soon after the start another horse cut across him and Justin was forced to take a tug. Heading into the bend, he was travelling wide in about 4th position. On the turn for home Justin had to get busy bit didn’t get the response that he would have liked and he ended up finishing in last position. It was a disappointing run but the general feeling was that he would come on for it.

His next run was on Friday in the Daily Price Boosts at Unibet Claiming Stakes over 6 furlongs at Lingfield where Dougie Costello took the ride. He was drawn in stall 6 for the 7 runner event. From the stalls, Dougie made a very positive start and he held the lead at the 1st bend. Dougie was dictating the pace on the rail and he kicked for home coming out of the final bend. Heading up the straight, the challengers started to come and it was Doctor Parkes on the inside channel who looked the main danger. At the furlong mark, he looked to be getting the better of Yeeoow but under a strong Costello drive Yeeoow battled back and managed to regain the lead and went on to score by a neck. It was an excellent positive ride from Dougie and a gutsy, well-deserved success for the Karl Burke trained 7 year old. He was our second winner of the year, both trained by Karl Burke and ridden by Dougie Costello, long may it continue. Yeeoow was reported to be pleased as punch with himself post-race and rightly so. If you are interested is going racing regularly and visiting the winners enclosure, we still have shares available in Yeeoow: Yeeoows Page

We added another 2 year old to the site during the week, a fantastic looking Showcasing filly who is in training with Tim Easterby. OnToAWinner are no strangers to Showcasing progeny, having had major success with both Toocoolforschool and Quiet Reflection in recent years. The reports on this filly have been very positive to date, she is reported to have an excellent temperament and work attitude, we don’t expect shares to last long. You can view her full profile here : Showcasing Page

We will be having a double stable visit to Karl Burkes and Ben Haslams on Saturday the 20th February. We will confirm the exact details closers to the time. Stable visits are always a great day out, there’s always a great buzz when owners visit their horses and get a 1st hand update from their trainers. There are shares available in horses at both Karls and Bens (linked below), if you have an interest in any of the available shares, get in touch and come along to what’s sure to be a fantastic day out.

Karls horses: Click Here

Bens horses: Click Here

Carbutt’s Ridge got 2016 off to the best possible start by winning the 32Red Handicap over 1 mile at Southwell on Tuesday. Ridden by Dougie Costello, the Karl Burke trained gelding was a well supported 11/4 favourite by the off having been as big as 6/1 in the opening shows. Carbutts had his usual slow start, Dougie had to get busy early and got him into a nice position by the 1st bend. Coming into the home straight, Dougie kept him up to his work and he started to pick them off, he took the lead and went away to score by just under 4 lengths in the end, a well-deserved 1st victory for both the horse and his owners.

We will be seeing a lot more of Dougie Costello in the Yellow & White silks as he is now officially linked up with Karl Burke. The 33 year old has been mixing flat and jump racing for the past couple of years but is now to focus full time on the flat, following a route successfully adopted by Graham Lee and Jim Crowley. We are big fans of Dougie and think it’s a great move for all involved, strengthening the Spigot team both on and off the racecourse.

January is always a very exciting time of the year for flat owners. Owners can start to dream as the 2 year olds and the older horses get back to work. 2016 will see our biggest ever string of 2 year olds, we have 12 on the site at the moment and there are some shares left. You can see all of our 2 year olds here: http://www.ontoawinner.net/2yearold

The 2 year olds at Karls have always been very popular, we do have some shares remaining in our lovely Dutch Art filly who is great value considering the sire stands at £40,000. Karl reports her to be filling out into a gorgeous horse who is really pleasing him. For anyone looking for a beautifully bred filly we would recommend you take a look. Her full profile can be found here: Seduce Me Page

We also have shares remaining in a cracking looking bay colt by first season sire Sir Prancealot. He is in training with Ben Haslam and is reported to be very forward. This speedy colt will be out in the early part of the season. Naming rights are available for anyone buying 25%. We highly recommend this colt, his full profile can be found here : Sir Prancealot Page

OnToAWinner are always looking to strengthen our team and we are delighted to announce that Jonathan Adams has joined OnToAWinner. All of the team would like to extend a warm welcome to Jono, who can be found on twitter @ontoawinner5. We are sure that he will prove to be another top addition to the team.

We will also be announcing a team of racecourse representatives in the coming days. Due to family and work commitments, it is not always possible that one of the core OnToAWinner team can make it to the races. Our racecourse representatives will be present on race day to ensure our owners have the best experience possible, we look forward to welcoming them to the team.