Check out our stable round up to find out the very latest on Cast No Shadow, Katalyst and Phoenix Of Dreams as we look ahead to what could be an exciting start in November.

Cast No Shadow

Our four-year-old sprinter is set to return to action next month following his long break, with trainer Hugo Palmer plotting a trip to Newcastle on the 7th November.

After recording his second victory for the club in June last year, he struggled to repeat that form in his five runs that followed. However, that now means he'll run off a handicap mark of 69, which is five pounds lower than his win as previously mentioned, and that means he could be well handicapped if he's able to return to form.

Entries for the race on the 7th November at Newcastle will be published on Saturday 1st, so be sure to keep an eye out for our Owner for the Day competition for your chance to win an amazing experience as one of his owners for his next race.

Katalyst

Trainer Chris Grassick previously outlined two options for Katalyst's next start, but following today's round of entries, he's confirmed that their attention will now be fully focussed on heading to Wolverhampton on Monday 3rd November.

For your chance to head to Wolverhampton as one of Katalyst's owners, click here to check out our latest competition.

Phoenix Of Dreams

Phoenix Of Dreams has come out of his recent effort at Pontefract on Monday in good health, however, trainer Sean Quinn has informed us that after getting him checked by the Vet, they did identify a minor issue with his breathing which is why they believe he didn't see out the race in the closing stages.

The team at Highfield Stables are going to investigate that more and may look to carry out a minor operation to treat the issue, but Sean has told us that because it is such a small procedure, it won't be long before it has healed and Phoenix Of Dreams will soon be back out on the gallops and preparing for his next race.