A little break for Alan Morris but after a good shuffle of his hotlist horses he returns with another duo of recent runners who you have to know in the hunt for future profits. WHERE’S CATO (C WILLIAMS) Where’s Cato made a pleasing comeback over hurdles at Chepstow last week in a reasonable race for the grade and looks to be on an exploitable mark over hurdles or fences. The 7yo mare had a fair campaign as a point to pointer prior to a hurdle and chase win last season and it

September has been and gone and Alan Morris rounds off the month and kick-starts October with a total hotlist overhaul and more runners to ensure you're tracking. ICE SHOW (D O'MEARA) Despite being from a good Cheveley Park family, and a fair winning dam, Ice Show was picked up for a 1000gns by current connections. The 3yo was unraced at two and has been progressing nicely and after a keen front-running 3rd at Redcar she went one better at Newcastle to win over 7f. She trave

Another week and another pair of runners that Alan Morris has pinpointed from the past seven days not to ignore moving forward. WOODSTOCK CITY (O MURPHY) Woodstock City had his handicapping runs for hurdles in 2024 and has proved himself a consistent 70-rated 10f horse on the flat subsequently . The 6yo gelding was well supported on debut for Ollie Murphy this week and a jumps rating of 100 looked ready to exploit. He was held up at the speed-favouring track of Market Rasen

Alan Morris gives his weekly duo of recent runners that punters need to pay close attention to in the weeks and months ahead. CASTLE ROCK (C APPLEBY) Castle Rock had some solid wins and form in a short 2yo career and made a promising comeback this week over 7f, finishing second at Newmarket. The 3yo colt travelled well, hit a flat spot and ran on again in a fair Class two handicap. There aren’t many breeding signals of stamina beyond 7f and he could have another try at a sti

Two recent runners caught the eye of Alan Morris, so good he insists you add them to your trackers. BRIGHTON VIEW (W KNIGHT) Brighton View got back on track this week, finishing second to a progressive winner under a patient ride at Doncaster. This was after a bad experience at Sandown, racing prominently but hanging badly left throughout, being eased heavily. The 3yo colt had previously stayed on well to win at Newbury and can get further, with his dam a full sister to a 1