Deva Le Deva runs at Wolverhampton today in the 6.10pm, Bet In Running – Betdaq Nursery (Div II) Cl6 over 7f32y with Richard Kingscote riding.

Deva Le Deva who is owned by local syndicate, Deva Racing

Today we run Beating Harmony at Lingfield Park in the 1.20pm, Betdaq For An Exchange Nursery Cl5 over 1m with Richard Kingscote riding.

The results are now in for the MHS Awards 2010. Thanks to all of you who voted.

To see the results click here!

Brown Panther won first time out today at Southwell under Richard Kingscote for Michael Owen. Michael owned and bred the horse who won the 12.20pm, McGow123 TV Brackets On E Bay Maiden Auction Stakes Cl6 over 7f.

The Racing Post report said: ‘BROWN PANTHER, green beforehand, is a homebred who has size and scope. Forced wide, he showed a goodattitude to gain the upper hand in the closing stages. He should make a fair staying handicapper at three.’

This week’s Thursday Thinker surrounds the surprise resignation of Ballydoyle number one jockey Johnny Murtagh. Speculation has been rife as to who his replacement will be. Have your say…

The voting for the MHS Awards 2010 closes this Sunday, 14 November.

Have you voted yet? If not, click here and cast your votes now!

Hung Parliament is currently dominating the two year old category, the horse of year category, and Davy Bonilla leads the ride of the year award. Do you agree? Cast your votes now!

Our latest featured owner is Steve Stroud. To view his interview, click here.

If you would like to be our next featured owner, please answer the questions from the featured owner page and email them to alex@manorhousestables.com.

Today we run Beating Harmony at Southwell in the 1pm, I´m A Goth Nursery Cl4 over 1m with Hayley Turner riding.

This week’s Thursday Thinker focuses on the Breeders’ Cup which takes place this Friday and Saturday at Churchill Downs, Kentucky.

The 22 strong European challenge bids to emulate last year’s record breaking haul of 6 victories, but they face a difficult task at Churchill Downs as the competition returns to dirt for the first time since 2007. The turf course is also riding particularly fast, which is perceived by some to favour the American runners.

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The Five To Follow competition comes to an end this Saturday, 6 November.

To view the current standings, please click here.

With few entries this week, it all looks done and dusted for John Bonsall!

There were 103 entries, each paying £10. The winner will take home half of the prize fund, with the other half going to the Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre.