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Highflyer has once again had a successful summer on the flat with winners at Royal Ascot – Bellocio (pictured)– and Glorious Goodwood – Paradias – along with a number of black type winners including veteran Trueshan and the speedster Bradsell.

The Gr1 Cheltenham Champion bumper winner JASMIN DE VAUX was not only Willie Mullins’ 100th Cheltenham Festival but also the 100th winner sourced by Highflyer since the company was established. The first winner in the Highflyer Era was AZERTYUIOP in

RELIEF REALLY (pictured) was one of the highlights of the flat season for Highflyer agent, Anthony Bromley.  Bought for 58,000 Guineas, she won £315,000 for her owners, taking the prestigious Group 2 Lowther Stakes at York and the Weatherbys Super

The 2023/24 jumps season has seen plenty of high-profile victories for Highflyer buys, led by the unbeaten chaser El Fabiolo who effortlessly took the Gr 1 Dublin Chase on 4 February.  Next stop the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the

Relief Rally stamped herself as arguably one of the fastest 2yo fillies in Britain this year when storming away with the £250k Weatherbys Super Sales Sprint at Newbury.

The Double Green ownership team of Simon Munir and Isaac Souede had another impressive novice winner in Impaire Et Passe at Cheltenham on Day 2. There was a deja-vu feel to it as they also owned the smart Arkle winner

Highflyer-sourced El Fabiolo comfortably crowned himself the top two-mile novice chaser of the season when taking the Arkle Trophy at the Cheltenham Festival for owners Simon Munir and Isaac Souede. Having won the Irish Arkle easily on his previous start,

Highflyer’s flat season continues to go from strength to strength with Jumby taking the Group 2 Hungerford Stakes in great style at Newbury for Eve Johnson-Houghton.

A great result for Highflyer Bloodstock in the Grand National saw Noble Yeats become one of the youngest winners of the World’s most famous Steeplechase.