This year at Manor House Stables, we are putting together our own partnership with an open invite. This partnership will be called ‘The MHS 4×10 Partnership’ and will consist of four horses and ten partners. If you are interested in joining this partnership please contact alex@manorhousestables.com or phone Tom on 07973 511664. There are currently eight shares still available.

For full details on this partnership, please click here.

- Four Horses

- Ten Partners

- £2,000 buy-in

- £1,000 per month for 12 months

- VAT recovered on the partnership’s behalf and returned to the partners

- Secure your share in ‘The MHS 4×10 Partnership’ before it’s too late!

It is not just us humans that do not want to get out of bed in the morning. Sonia Eaton had to encourage Deep Impact ex Lhiz to get up and exercise first thing but it did give her a good chance to give one of her favourite horses a cuddle.

We have 2 runners up at Ayr today: Press Release in the 2.55pm, Wisecall Claims Assistance Nursery Cl5 over 5f and Nemo Spirit in the 5.15pm, Giles Insurance Corporate Handicap Cl3 over 1m5f13y. Richard Kingscote rides both horses.

Tonight at Kempton Park, we run Blackleyf in the 7.30pm, Indesit Ireland Tricolour Claiming Stakes Cl6 over 1m with Jim Crowley riding.

Andrew Black and Michael Owen owned; Nemo Spirit

Yesterday we took delivery of an equine spa. The cold salt hydrotherapy spa is used to treat (and prevent) a multitude of injuries in 2°C / 35°F saltwater. 

 Moving the spa into the barn

Tom is now in Ireland for the Goffs Orby Sale. Details of our purchases will be available as they happen on our Sales News Feed.

To view the catalogue and live results, click here.

Goffs Sales Ring

Videos and pictures are now available on the horses purchases at Tattersalls Ireland. These can be viewed in any of the following locations;

Sales news feed

Horses for sale section

MHS YouTube channel

The professional film crew at Manor House Stables get a touch of the bloopers while trying to read Tom’s ridiculous comment on the Le Vie Dei Colori colt;

“This is the last crop of Le Vie Dei Colori of which I’ve had real success with before. I very much like this horse and I couldn’t help notice Bon Jovi in the 3rd dam and I’d love the new owners to call this colt ‘Living On A Prayer’!!”

Having taken a deep breath, the film crew attempt a second shot at Tom’s comment on the Le Vie Dei Colori colt;

“This is the last crop of Le Vie Dei Colori of which I’ve had real success with before. I very much like this horse and I couldn’t help notice Bon Jovi in the 3rd dam and I’d love the new owners to call this colt ‘Living On A Prayer’!!”

After two failed shoots, the incompetent commentator, Alex Owen, steps aside for the ultimate professional, Mike Foster of Deva Racing, to have a bash.

He fails to impress and the executive decision is eventually taken to remove the Bon Jovi reference from the fourth and final sucessful shoot.

You just can’t get the staff these days.

To view the final shoot together with full details of the colt, please click here.

Today we run Coconut Ice at Newbury in the 4.20pm, Sthree plc Nursery Cl4 over 5f34y with Richard Kingscote riding.

On Friday, In Babylon took the Manor House Stables prize money total above our target for the first time this season with 5 days left to spare in the month.

UK and overseas prize money now totals over £375,000 which edges us just ahead of our end of quarter 3 target. To see the latest graphs, which will be further updated when we reach 30 September, click here.

Today in the Racing Post Robin Gibson focuses his internet attentions to our website. The article can be found on Page 22 of the Racing Post or by downloading the PDF here.