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CIRCUMVENT 3rd in Gp3. Blue Square Winter Derby

Again this tough TOBOUGG horse ran well to finish 3rd in the Winter Derby at Lingfield.

IKORODU ROAD AGAIN AT NEWBURY FOR DOUBLE TRIGGER

Ikorodu Road won for the second time in three weeks by staying on well to win over fences at Newbury on Saturday (24th March).  The tough horse was given a fine ride by Charlie Post and Matt Shepperd who trains the horse stated that he will now head for the Scottish National.

SECOND AGAIN IN THE FILLY CLASS AS DONCASTER

Clarendon Farm continue to do well in the DBS National Hunt Foal Show when taking second in the filly class with a Yeats out of Pushing Gold (Gold Dust). The bay foal is bred by Lindsey Suenson-Taylor.

CLARENDON FARM WINS THE FILLIES CLASS OF THE DBS SALE AND SHOW WITH A TOBOUGG

The year gets off to a great start as we were the breeders and consigners of the fillies section of the DBS Show held at the sales complex on 25th January.  The February born filly by Tobougg is out Forest Pride (Be My Native) who is the dam of OUR BEN and SCAVENGER together with four other winners.  She was subsequently sold for £8,500.

We also sold a homebred bay colt by Kayf Tara out of Be My Mot (Be My Native) for £12,000 who was bought by John O'Byrne.

BOUGGLER WINS FIRST TIME OF ASKING OVER FENCES

Bouggler won the Novice Chase at Pumpton on Monday when seemingly taking to fences very well.  Beau Fighter was just touched off for first place when running a game second in the novice hurdle.

TOBOUGG HAS MORE SUCESS WITH THREE BLACK TYPE WINNERS IN THE LAST WEEK.

Tobugg has been busy in the last week when siring black type winners with Rothera winning the Group 3 Betfair Stakes at Caulfield on 16th October, Barside, the Group 2 NZ Bloodstock Wellington Guineas at Trentham on Saturday and Good Karma, the Listed baldo Pandolfi at Capannelle yesterday. 

DOUBLE FOR TOBOUGG ON 10th August

Tobougg continues to sire winners and was represented by Millyluvestobouggie who won the Nursery over 5 furlongs at Lingfield for Clive Cox as well as Papradon being one of a treble for Nigel Twiston-Davies at Newton Abbot by winning a 2mile chase when ridden by Sam Twiston-Davies. 

GREAT WEEK FOR EAST BURROW STALLIONS

Distinctive ran a great race to finish 5th beaten 6 lengths in the 1000 Guineas on Sunday for Tobougg as well as Fibs and Flanel winning comfortably for the second time in 9 days.  He is also responsible for Meandmyshadow who won a 2yo maiden at Ripon at the second ask and Beat the Rush who won at Pontifract on 28th April. Save My Blushes won at Kilbeggan over hurdles as well as Basford Lass, Bangalore, Boogey Dancer and Tobago Bay all running into places over hurdles. 

Double Trigger has also been going well with Swincombe Rock winning for Robert and Sally Alner at Kempton, Solway Sam winning at Perm on 23rd April, Triggernometry winning at Wincanton and Double The Trouble also winning at Fontwell on Friday night.

Long may it continue.....

LE PLUNGE SUCCESS FOR TOBOUGG

Tobougg is responsible for the GR.3 West Australian Champion Fillies Stakes winner Le Plunge who was successful on Saturday 6th March to continue the success of Tobougg as a flat sire.

DOUBLE PRIDE WINS AT WARWICK

Double Pride, by Double Trigger out of Forest Pride, who produced a bay filly by Tobougg this week, won at the third time of asking at Warwick under a confident ride from Choc Thornton.  Always looking the winner, he won by 2 lengths.

CITY OF DORAL WINS TWO ON THE BOUNCE

City of Doral, by Double Trigger and bred by Ron Huggins, won for the second time in a row in Ireland this week.

EAST BURROW RESPONSIBLE FOR 14 INDIVIDUAL WINNERS IN 2009

East Burrow Farm finished 2009 with 14 indivial winners over both codes with horses either bred or sold by us.  It concludes a great year on the track and we are hopeful to improve on that in 2010.

THE BETCHWORTH KID MAKES A PROMISING START TO HURDLES CAREER

Tobougg is responsible for The Betchworth Kid who started his career over hurdles with a win at Plumpton on Monday.  The listed proformer on the flat looks a promising recrut to hurdles.

CIRCUMVENT GIVES TOBOUGG A GROUP 3 WINNER AT SAINT-CLOUD

Circumvent went on to win the Prix Thomas Bryon Group 3 in France for trainer Paul Cole.  The chesnut two year old makes it three from four starts and is sure to improve again.

TOBOUGG SIRES ANOTHER STAKES WINNER IN DISTINCTIVE

Brian Smart was responsible for sending out Distinctive to win the 14 runner Group 3 at Ayre on 19th September.  The two year old won well to bring her tally to two wins from three runs.  Another Tobougg filly trained by R Fahey made it a double on the same card.

ANOTHER STAKES WINNER FOR TOBOUGG AS LADY ALIDA WINS GR.3 IN ITALY

Lady Alida followed up her Listed win by also winning the Gr.3 Premio Mario Incisa Della Rochetta at San Siro on Saturday 20th June over 2000m.  She drew clear in the closing stages to win comfortably.  Tobougg continues to produce stakes winners after Penny's Gift won the German 1000 guineas.

TOBOUGG HAS GERMAN 1,000 GUINEAS CLASSIC WINNER IN PENNY'S GIFT

After finishing 6th in the English 1,000, Penny's Gift went on to win the German equivalent under Richerd Hughes for Richard Hannon.  Bred by Capt. Smith Maxwell, the filly stayed on well to win from the late challenge of Fabiana. 

BOUGGLER WINS THE GRADE 2 NOVICES HURDLE TO GIVE TOBOUGG HIS FIRST BLACK TYPE WINNER OVER HURDLES

Bouggler, who is trained by Emma Lavelle, won the John Smith's Mersey Novices Hurdle at Aintree on Saturday.  He was the least experienced of the 17 runners but showed great courage by winning this good quality race.  This has supplied Tobougg with his first Graded winner over hurdles and Bouggler looks a great prospect for the future as he is only four years old.

 

 

 

 

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CLARENDON FARM - One year on...

Having been at Clarendon Farm in Wiltshire for over a year now John and Sarah Haydon are in full swing for the 2012 foaling and covering season which sees Tobougg and Double Trigger side by side for the second season after moving from Devon..  Clarendon Farm, situated just off the A303 at Teffont, near Salisbury, is proving to be much more accessible for mares visiting both stallions either boarding or walking in. 

'As Tobougg's popularity continues , we are benefitting from being more accessable to mare owners and helping to ease the strain on the finances of mare owners who are keen to use him' says John Haydon.  'The move will put us two hours nearer Newmarket and only a stone's throw from the Lambourn area'.

Clarendon Farm is situated on well drained limestone ground and is already established as a working stud. 'We have made a few alterations to make things work better for us and are now ready for the coming season'.                                               

' Looking back it was a massive move completed in a very short time and we were lucky things went relatively smoothly' said John

East Burrow Farm was established as a Thoroughbred Stud some 24 years ago alongside a commercial farming enterprise. The farm became solely dedicated to horses in 1999 when Double Trigger arrived here to commence stud duties.

Before the arrival of Double Trigger the stallions Out of Hand, Jester and Opera Ghost all stood here and alongside Double Trigger the stallions Gorse, Systematic and for one season, on behalf of Darley, Bests of the Bests stood here. Although the form is entirely geared towards the production of Thoroughbred horses, a small herd of North Devon cattle graze the paddocks and our own hay and haylage is produced.

Alongisde the stallions, East Burrow Farm has a band of twelve broodmares, six national hunt and six flatbred, and also boards select mares on behalf of clients. We are also active in the sales world consigning flat bred foals and yearlings, NH foals and store horses and both flat bred and NH bred breeding stock.

Horses are consigned at Tattersalls and Tattersalls Ireland, Goffs Ireland. Doncaster Bloodstock Sales and Brightwells. East Burrow Farm also pin hook an increasing number of flatbred foals each year, both indpendantly and on behalf of clients.