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He has taken on the title of trainer at Arthington Barn, of which he is also the owner.
David Loughnane was until last night the trainer at these stables. His last runner being "Coolcalmcollected" who ran last night at Wolverhampton for "From The Front Racing"
Could anyone shine any light onto whether this is temporary or not please?
Sorry if this has already been discussed
David Loughnane was until last night the trainer at these stables. His last runner being "Coolcalmcollected" who ran last night at Wolverhampton for "From The Front Racing"
Could anyone shine any light onto whether this is temporary or not please?
Sorry if this has already been discussed
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what is the situation regarding that stable then . is roger taking over as the trainer?
Fell hopeful of winner as he saddles first runners
By Graham Dench 10:00AM 28 SEP 2016
ROGER FELL hopes he might start his training career with a winner at Nottingham on Wednesday when he sends out his first runners since taking over from his former tenant David Loughnane.
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Nottingham 2.30 card
Nottingham 4.05 card
Fell, who trains at the yard where David O'Meara did so well, saddles the two-year-old Mystic Maeve (2.30) and handicapper Al Nasser Alwashik (4.05), and he gives them both a squeak.
He said: "I'm not saying they will win, but they both have chances and it would be nice to start with a winner.
"The two-year-old is probably in quite a hot race and she'll be a big price, but she's all right and when she ran at Leicester last week she wasn't beaten far in a race won by one who is supposed to be Roger Varian's best two-year-old. Al Nasser Alwashik has a more obvious chance."
New career
Fell, who is 62, has asked himself why he is embarking upon a training career relatively late in life but said: "I've got a really good team of staff here and a great place to train from, and I feel I have to have a go. If we can carry on as before that says it all."
At the weekend, Fell expects to have runners at Ascot, where he would be hopeful of a big run from Muntadab in the totescoop6 Challenge Cup if the ground eases and he makes the cut, and also at Redcar, where Age Of Elegance will bid for a hat-trick.
By Graham Dench 10:00AM 28 SEP 2016
ROGER FELL hopes he might start his training career with a winner at Nottingham on Wednesday when he sends out his first runners since taking over from his former tenant David Loughnane.
RELATED LINKS
Nottingham 2.30 card
Nottingham 4.05 card
Fell, who trains at the yard where David O'Meara did so well, saddles the two-year-old Mystic Maeve (2.30) and handicapper Al Nasser Alwashik (4.05), and he gives them both a squeak.
He said: "I'm not saying they will win, but they both have chances and it would be nice to start with a winner.
"The two-year-old is probably in quite a hot race and she'll be a big price, but she's all right and when she ran at Leicester last week she wasn't beaten far in a race won by one who is supposed to be Roger Varian's best two-year-old. Al Nasser Alwashik has a more obvious chance."
New career
Fell, who is 62, has asked himself why he is embarking upon a training career relatively late in life but said: "I've got a really good team of staff here and a great place to train from, and I feel I have to have a go. If we can carry on as before that says it all."
At the weekend, Fell expects to have runners at Ascot, where he would be hopeful of a big run from Muntadab in the totescoop6 Challenge Cup if the ground eases and he makes the cut, and also at Redcar, where Age Of Elegance will bid for a hat-trick.
permanent or just till he gets someone in. did him an loughnane have a fall out?
thanks . a friend knows roger so wanted to know what the score was . thanks
suspect they may have had a falling out as he seemed to move out quickly, but that's just me guessing
I'm sure i read Roger saying that it was amicable, that Loughnane wanted to train jumpers and he wasn't interested in that, hence the parting of the ways
I'm sure i read Roger saying that it was amicable, that Loughnane wanted to train jumpers and he wasn't interested in that, hence the parting of the ways
The next chapter for Dave Loughnane Racing started today (26th September) from our new base in Helshaw Grange. Horses have settled in well to their new home with our first runner from the yard in Wolverhampton tomorrow night. We would just like to thank Everyone who supported us throughout our time in Yorkshire. Here's to a bigger and even better season ahead
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