Winning Irish point to pointer Bold Endeavour made a spectacular debut in the bumper at Sedgefield , winning very easily under a confident ride from Adam Wedge. A horse with a bright future. BOLD ENDEAVOUR made a winning debut in an Irish point-to-point in September, beating a subsequent scorer, and
Stepped up to three miles for the first time, Licklighter put in an impressive performance to win under Brian Hughes. A welcome win for loyal owner Paul Read who has had horses with Laura from the start of her training career. LICKLIGHTER proved suited by this step up in trip.
Gentle Jolie, making her debut for the yard was a game winner on her first outing over hurdles. It was also a winner on his first ride for the yard for Tommy Dowson. GENTLE JOLIE, runner-up in the second of two Irish points, looked booked for second on her hurdling
Thomas Todd was another Perth Festival winner for the Laura Morgan yard when making all under an enterprising ride from Patrick Cowley. THOMAS TODD loved it out in front and wasn’t for catching after skipping clear off the home turn. This drying surface was a lot more to his liking
After 449 days off the track, Taras Day was trained to perfection to make a winning return and first winner under rules for yard amateur Lewis Dobb TARAS DAY hit top gear nearing the last and shrugged off a 449-day layoff to win readily. She was 3lb lower than when
J’Ai Froid kept up the magnificent run of the Laura Morgan Stable by landing his four timer for the yard, at Warwick. Despite some hefty rises in the weights he continues to improve. A good positive ride from Max Kendrick. J’AI FROID, who wasn’t always fluent, has really found his
Despite a couple of hefty rises by the handicapper Fire Away comfortably landed his Hatrick for the yard and was not troubled by the drop back in trip to 2 miles. He is an exciting horse FIRE AWAY completed a hat-trick pretty comfortably despite a 13lb higher mark and is
Wheres Maud Gone continues the fine run of form for the yard by putting in a gutsy performance to win at Ayr under a powerful ride from Adam Wedge…. WHERES MAUD GONE, purchased for £75,000 after winning easily on her debut for Sam Curling at Thurles in Ireland in November,
J’Ai Froid continued the magnificent form of the yard becoming the fourth winner in three days and landing his own hatrick under a fine ride from Max Kendrick. Add 66yds. A strong handicap for the level, featuring plenty of in-form hurdlers. The first four – three of whom were last-time-out
Dom Perry was the impressive debut winner of the Bumper at Fakenham giving Adam Wedge a treble and Laura Morgan a double on the day DOM PERRY travelled best and readily asserted in the final furlong to provide a quick double for his yard and his rider with a treble