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Pastoral Pursuits’ offspring recorded another win today as Flowing Clarets was first past the post at Windsor. John Bridger’s filly was winning for the fifth time in her career. Congratulations everyone.
The winning sequence has seen four out of the last five of Pastoral Pursuits’ runners win!
A double today for Norton Grove Stud’s new stallion Pastoral Pursuits. Apricot Sky was a winner for Michael Dods at Catterick, whilst this evening Hot Mustard was a winner over an extended nine furlongs at Wolverhampton for William Muir and jockey David Egan. Congratulations to connections of both winners.
Major Crispies was a winner on the Tapeta this evening at Newcastle, as David O’Meara’s Pastoral Pursuits gelding won the ‘Trick Or Treat Handicap’ over six furlongs.
East Street Revue was a winner for Pastoral Pursuits at York this afternoon. Tim Easterby’s four year old picked up the £12,000 first prize in the Parsonage Hotel and Cloisters Spa Handicap over five furlongs to record his fourth career victory.
Pastoral Music made it a double on the day when winning at Kempton this evening for trainer Hughie Morrison, the mile and a half trip showing the stallion’s versatility.
Our Oystercatcher, a three year old son of Pastoral Pursuits, was a debut winner at Windsor this afternoon for trainer Henry Candy. Later in the day Bounty Pursuit was also a winner for Pastoral Pursuits at Kempton, notching up his third career win for trainer Michael Blake. Don’t forget, you can call us at Norton Grove Stud on 01653 693887 to book your mares in for Pastoral Pursuits for the 2018 season.
Pixeleen, a daughter of Pastoral Pursuits, won the Class 2 British EBF Breeders’ Fillies Series Sprint Handicap over six furlongs for trainer Malcolm Saunders and jockey Adam Kirby at Newmarket this afternoon to collect £31,000 in winning prize-money.
Mick Appleby’s Classic Pursuit was a convincing winner at Nottingham today. The son of Norton Grove stallion Pastoral Pursuits (above) won the five furlong handicap by an amazing six lengths, ridden by Silvestre de Sousa. Classic Pursuit was recording his third win of the season.
Pastfact justified 5/4 favouritism at Bath this afternoon to land the spoils in the five and a half furlong apprentice handicap at Bath for trainer Malcolm Saunders and jockey David Egan. The three year old son of Norton Grove’s new stallion Pastoral Pursuits was recording his fourth career win. In the 5.10 race trainer Jim Boyle and jockey Paddy Bradley teamed up for another Pastoral Pursuits winner as Perfect Pastime won the Barton Willmore Handicap, again over five and a half furlongs.
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