The sight of seeing Hollie Doyle riding a winner in the Hambleton silks is reassuringly familiar and the irrepressible jockey was at it again aboard Elements Of Fire at Wolverhampton on Monday.
Whether riding Group 1 winners for our horse racing syndicates on Champions Day or big race winners around the world in France, Qatar or Sweden, Hollie Doyle has a tremendous record for Hambleton’s owners.
Hollie Doyle makes all again
So many of her well judged winners have seen her set the pace of a race with great skill, and so it was again at Wolverhampton on Monday, as Hollie made all the running aboard our improving four-year-old Elements Of Fire.
Bounced out smartly from the outside stall, Hollie soon had Elements Of Fire in a smooth rhythm and as she asked her horse to move forwards approaching the home turn, she and her willing partner soon had their rivals in trouble.
Galloping on strongly in the closing stages, Elements Of Fire was comfortably in charge as he maintained his unbeaten record in the Hambleton silks, making it three wins from three starts since joining Archie Watson, all over seven furlongs.
Elements Of Fire impresses Timeform
Our buying team spotted some untapped potential within the impressive son of Too Darn Hot, and since joining Archie Watson he’s made quite the impression, winning races at Lingfield, Chelmsford and now Wolverhampton. The success of Elements Of Fire is a timely reminder of why so many of our owners choose to buy racehorse shares sourced by our expert buying team.
His most recent win was also his most impressive and the experts at Timeform were clearly impressed, rating this year’s multiple winner 102+ and commenting ‘well on top finish, one to view positively wherever he goes next.’
Ascot target next on the agenda
And the next assignment for this likeable, progressive horse will be at Ascot, where he’ll take a step back in trip over six furlongs, in early May.
Hollie Doyle thinks Ascot’s stiff six furlongs could be ideal for Elements Of Fire which is an exciting thought to ponder for his horse racing syndicate in the weeks ahead.
We’ve enjoyed some memorable moments winning big races at Ascot with Hollie via the likes of Glen Shiel and Tempus and the prospect of heading back to Ascot together with another progressive, quality horse really is something to look forward to.
