Paul Nicholls wanted to lose host of horses, including ‘brilliant’ serial winner

Paul Nicholls will lose a large number of horses in the coming sale – including a serial winner and the potential star of £ 140,000.

The legendary ditch boss has become a member of rival Nicky Henderson when placing a load of runners under the hammer -A as part of the normal refresh of the end of the season.

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It is because Nicholls will strive for a squador revision in the summer under the Vigilant Eye of daughter Megan.

Under the nine horses, Nicholls will be on sale later this month at Doncaster, a ‘brilliant’ five -time winner.

Bryony Frost was lyrical about Iupy Collonges after the seven -year -old in Neil and Alfie Smith won in Perth last year.

She said that Kitkou’s son, who has more than £ 45,000 income from 12 career runs, was ‘big and daring’ in the starting disability pursuit of class 3.

And he proved that this was not a coincidence with a victory of £ 10,000 on 3m1f last Christmas Day in Wincanton, which brought his stamp to 126.

He is a lot of NO666 in the Spring Hit/PTP sale, in which NRS 663-665 is also sent by Nicholls under the Manor Farm Stables Banner.

Among them is the former Runner Farnoge of class

While top owner Johnny de la Hey has decided that the time is ripe to offer WrappedUpinmay to another owner.

The seven-year-old gelding won an Irish point-to-point by 30 Lenghts on debut and ended only once in seven points outside the top three under lines before he was picked up in Wincanton in January.

While the Stewart family, who continues to run horses in the side of the deceased legendary owner Andy Stewart, also decided to scourge fivivotout.

Named after the legendary 2019 Ashes Innings of Ben Stokes in Headingley, he won three of his 11 career competitions after he has been bought by Nicholls and Bloodstock expert Tom Malone for £ 125,000 in the same year as the Stokes heroic deeds.

Of the nine horses, Nicholls will sell on behalf of his owners, perhaps the most interesting is the non -established gold photo.

A buy of £ 140,000 by Nicholls and Malone in June 2023, the five -year -old son of the authorized person has never made the racecourse.

But he was bought by the late John Hales, who won the Grand National with Neptune Collonges and had a load of top horses with large partner Sir Alex Ferguson.

Golden Photos Dam, Ditou, is a sister of the Double Gold Cup King Al Boum photo.

While the horse itself is a half -brother of 2M4F obstacle winner Golden Point, which suggests that permanent journeys are firmly on his agenda.

Sun Racing told you Nicholls will focus on all major sales with the help of daughter and ITV Racing Pundit Meg This summer.

Nicholls and Malone have formed a formidable team in recent years.

But the 14-time champion trainer wants to be autumn looking for autumn after seeing Protege Dan Skelton fights it last season with Willie Mullins for the highest awards.

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