The well bred Glen Cannel (by Flemensfirth) stayed on well in the testing ground at Market Rasen to record a well earned victory on his hurdles debut. GLEN CANNEL, third when sent off favourite on debut for a Worcester bumper in September, struck at the first time of asking over

A winning chasing debut and on his first run for the yard, Notlongtillmay jumped well for Patrick Cowley apart from a slight blunder at the last. NOTLONGTILLMAY had been given a break since winning in a first-time hood (bled from the nose) over hurdles at Fontwell in January, and gained

Supreme Yeats continued the great form of the yard by winning well at Southwell under a polished ride from Adam Wedge. SUPREME YEATS ran well over C&D when last seen, his first start for 397 days, and duly built on that to pick up a first win. He should have

After an absence of 244 days, Radetzky March turned up Cherry ripe at Market Rasen to win cosily under a fine ride from yard conditional jockey Lewis Dobb. RADETZKY MARCH, ridden chilly out the back early on, found just enough for pressure to defy a 244-day absence and continue his

Yard Conditional Jockey, Lewis Dobb continued his excellent partnership with Big Changes, winning the 3m chase at Ayr in fine style. BIG CHANGES followed up his recent Sedgefield victory with another convincing success under his penalty, this longer trip and softer ground not hindering him at all. Now 2-3 over

Given a fine ride by yard conditional jockey Lewis Dobb, Big Changes got off the mark over fences at the second time of asking, a big leap at the last putting the contest to bed ! BIG CHANGES, who went without the headgear combination he wore on Wednesday’s Wetherby chase

Tardree won the valuable Bobby Renton Chase at Wetherby under a positive ride from Adam Wedge who has just returned from a spell on the sidelines due to injury. TARDREE, a faller in the Summer Plate when last seen over fences, has been in good form back hurdling since and

The outsider of three, The Vollan won his fourth chase of the season under Brian Hughes. THE VOLLAN bounced back to form after running flat over slightly further at Cartmel 34 days beforehand. His jumping was lower and quicker than his sole remaining rival as the race developed in earnest.

On going that was perhaps a touch on the easy side for him, Clear The Runway was the impressive winner of the most valuable race on the card at Worcester. Expertly ridden by Champion Jockey, Brian Hughes. CLEAR THE RUNWAY returning from a 105-day break, has thrived in cheekpieces this

Giving upwards of 10 lbs to his rivals, Illusion Of Time retained his unbeaten record with a smooth win under a penalty at Perth. ILLUSION OF TIME displayed a likeable attitude when repelling a previous winner on debut at Stratford, and was untroubled in defying the penalty. He wouldn’t be