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  Pearl Warrior

  Four-year-old gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Iain Jardine (Dumfries, Scotland) Shares available for £45

  Pearl Warrior is a four-year-old gelding. This tough son of Dunaden was a four-time winner on the Flat for his previous connections, with his last win coming at Fairyhouse in June off a mark of 83. He is a half-brother to four winners, and is from the same family as Tyrone Bridge, who had top-class form on the Flat and over hurdles. Pearl Warrior has won on a variety of ground, and has decent form up to a mile and a half. He has been purchased as a dual-purpose prospect, meaning that he will hopefully mix runs on the Flat with hurdling. Pearl Warrior is to be trained by Iain Jardine, from his base in the south of Scotland. Iain is one of the most respected and successful trainers in the north, and he has enjoyed plenty of success under both codes, with his highest-profile successes including the famous Ebor Handicap at York, in 2017. "Pearl Warrior has decent form in Ireland, and we are looking forward to seeing how he gets on over hurdles. He should also be competitive on the Flat, so there are hopefully plenty of options for him." Iain Jardine

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  Fable

  Five-year-old mare (Jumps) Trainer: Nicky Henderson (Berkshire) Shares available for £55

  Fable is a stunning five-year-old mare. She was the winner of her only point-to-point race, and she could not have been more impressive. The form of that race has already been boosted, and Fable will hopefully be able to make her mark in novices' hurdles this season before ultimately going chasing. She is by Coastal Path, whose progeny include the talented dual Grade 1 winner, Bacardys. Fable is also from the same family as multiple winner and Grade 1 novice chase winner, Vibrato Valtat. Fable is to be trained by the current champion Jumps trainer, Nicky Henderson, from his historic Seven Barrows yard in Lambourn, Berkshire. Nicky's consistency as one of the top Jumps trainers of the last forty years is remarkable, and he has enjoyed tremendous success with the likes of See You Then, Long Run, Sprinter Sacre, Bobs Worth, Binocular and Altior. Nicky also trained Owners Group's Pentland Hills to win the Grade 1 Triumph Hurdle at the 2019 Cheltenham Festival.

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  Genesius

  Three-year-old gelding (Flat) Trainer: Sir Mark Prescott (Newmarket) Shares available for £45

  Genesius is a good looking three-year-old gelding. This son of Teofilo has developed into a useful stayer this year for his previous connections. He won well at Hamilton over a mile and a half in September, and he looks likely to improve further next year as a four-year-old. Genesius is nicely bred, and is closely related to Group 1 two-year-old winner turned stallion, Parish Hall. Genesius is to be trained by Sir Mark Prescott from his Heath House Stables in Newmarket, Suffolk. Sir Mark is one of the most respected trainers in the country, and he has handled some wonderful horses over the years, including Pivotal and Marsha. Genesius is currently enjoying a winter break following a successful season, and Sir Mark is likely to prime him for a return to the track next spring (2021), once the turf season kicks off again.

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  Maple Jack

  Two-year-old colt (Flat) Trainer: Julie Camacho (North Yorkshire) Shares available for £47

  Maple Jack is a good looking two-year-old colt. He impressed at the Goresbridge Breeze Up Sale at Newmarket earlier this summer, with his very professional attitude and eye-catching breeze. Maple Jack is from a very good family and is out of a juvenile-winning mare, who has produced two winners from three runners to date. Maple Jack is by Mayson, who has been a success story at stud and has produced a number of excellent sprinting prospects. Mayson has enjoyed an excellent 2020, with Oxted flying the flag with his impressive win in the Group 1 July Cup at Newmarket. Maple Jack is to be trained by Julie Camacho in Malton, North Yorkshire. Julie has enjoyed another excellent season, with Judicial landing a Group 3 sprint as well as a Listed race for owners Elite Racing Club. Julie has trained a number of winners for Owners Group in recent years, courtesy of Spirit Of Wedza, Yulong Xiongba and Proclaimer.

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  Farouk De Cheneau

  Five-year-old bay gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Nicky Henderson (Lambourn) Shares available for £28

  Farouk De Cheneau is a good looking five-year-old gelding. He has had just one run in Owners Group colours, having won over hurdles in France for his previous connections. Despite not running as well as expected at Kempton in March, Farouk De Cheneau travelled and jumped well for a long way before tiring and showing signs of a breathing issue. Farouk De Cheneau subsequently underwent a breathing operation but shortly afterwards, was found to have suffered a tendon injury. His rehabilitation has gone well so far, but he is not expected to return to the track until the summer of 2021, all being well. Farouk De Cheneau is by Day Flight, who has produced a number of good Jumps horses, including multiple graded-winner, A Toi Phil. His dam (Kardamone) has produced multiple winners over Jumps and is a daughter of Network, who is a highly influential broodmare sire and has produced the likes of Sprinter Sacre, Saint Are and recent Galway Plate winner, Borice. Farouk De Cheneau is trained by the current champion Jumps trainer, Nicky Henderson, from his historic Seven Barrows yard in Lambourn, Berkshire. Nicky's consistency as one of the top Jumps trainers of the last forty years is remarkable, and he has enjoyed tremendous success with the likes of See You Then, Long Run, Sprinter Sacre, Bobs Worth, Binocular and Altior. Nicky also trained Owners Group's Pentland Hills to win the Grade 1 Triumph Hurdle at the 2019 Cheltenham Festival.

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  Blame It On Sally

  Four-year-old gelding (Jumps) Trainer: Alan King (Wiltshire) Shares available for £31

  Blame It On Sally is a tall and rangy four-year-old gelding. He made a bright start to his hurdling career when finishing sixth in the Grade 2 Adonis Hurdle at Kempton in February. He then finished a good fourth back on the Flat at Sandown in June. Sadly, Blame It On Sally suffered a tendon injury during the summer and will require a year's rehabilitation. His prognosis for a return to racing is good and it is likely that he will be prepared for a hurdling campaign in the autumn of 2021. Blame It On Sally is trained by Alan King from his Barbury Castle Estate in Wiltshire.

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