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All Good To Go is an exciting young National Hunt prospect who showed plenty of promise on his racecourse debut despite doing almost everything wrong in the build-up.
His pre-race antics were far from ideal, but once the race got underway he showed a really encouraging level of ability, producing a performance that left connections keen to see much more.

After an extended summer break, he has returned to Alex Hales' yard a much stronger horse physically and, importantly, a far more relaxed horse mentally.

The plan now is to go jumping. Connections are hopeful that a switch to hurdles will help bring out the very best in him and allow All Good To Go to fulfil the potential he showed on his first start.
He's also got a nice National Hunt pedigree. He is a half-brother to Artic Row, a winner over hurdles and fences who reached an RPR of 122, and Artic Mann, a staying hurdle winner rated to an RPR of 112. His dam Line Artic was herself a winner over hurdles and fences.

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All Good To Go (GB)

Has Troke is a tough, staying National Hunt gelding who gives members a proper winter horse to follow.

A bay gelding by Masterstroke out of Shifa, he has already delivered a memorable day for the club, winning at Newcastle for the newly formed Alex Hales Racing Club in April 2024. He is the type of horse who comes into his own when the ground turns testing, with wet winter conditions making a real difference to him.

He is currently on his summer break before being prepared for the colder months, when his stamina and preference for softer ground should again come into play. For members, Has Troke offers the chance to follow a hardy National Hunt campaigner through the sort of season where planning, patience and the right conditions all matter.

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Has Troke (FR)

Gone In Sixty is a versatile National Hunt gelding who gives members a busy and engaging horse to follow.

By Sixties Icon out of Gib, he has experience over hurdles and fences and is expected to mix both disciplines through his campaign. 

Gone In Sixty offers the kind of ownership experience that keeps people close to the sport: entries to follow, plans to discuss, different race types to understand, and regular updates from the yard. For members of the Alex Hales Racing Club, he is a genuine active campaigner with enough versatility to keep the season interesting.

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Gone In Sixty (GB)

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This two year gelding is by Mayson, the Gr.1 winning sprinter, out of the Mehmas mare, Moonshiner. She was also trained by Tom and won for the team as a three year old. 

Lowcountry is making good progress on the gallops, taking everything in his stride and looks to be on the track mid-summer.

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Lowcountry (GB)

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A strong, scopey son of Yeats, W B Easy was sourced for €62,000 at the Goffs Arkle Sale and immediately showed his quality, finishing fifth of 25 in the Goffs Defender Bumper and now rated 106. He’s shown a clear preference for soft ground and has been schooled well at home, with a winter campaign mapped out.

Both Rob Stephens and Ciaran Gethings like him a lot — Rob notes he “travels very well” and that he’s done well with the Yeats line before, while Ciaran calls him a “lovely proper jumping horse” who looks well handicapped off his current mark.

Join the club to follow him from the yard to the parade ring, with guaranteed badges on the day and clear, regular updates throughout the season.

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