Nicky Henderson
Five time Champion Trainer Nicky Henderson needs little to no introduction. Nicky took out his trainers license in 1978, having been assistant to Fred Winter, before moving to the now infamous Seven Barrows in 1992.
Nicky has a formidable Cheltenham Festival record, having sent out no less than 60 festival winners, 7 of which have come from the Champion Hurdle. See You Then in the late 1980s scored Nicky a hattrick in the race, a feat he will be looking to emmulate with back to back Champion Hurdle winner Buvuer D'Air in the 2019 renewal of the festival. Nicky has handled some spectular jumpers in recent years, dominating the two mile chasing Landscape with the King of the two mile division Sprinter Sacre, and the King re-incarnate Altior. Nicky has also enjoyed Gold Cup success on two occasions with Long Run in 2011 and Bob's Worth in 2013. Long Run also added two King George's to the trainer's impressive record and this year he will send Might Bite to repeat his 2017 success.
Highclere Thoroughbred Racing have recently established a partnership with the Champion Trainer. Nicky sent Highclere's Style De Garde to finish second in the Fred Winter Juvinille Hurdle at The Cheltenham Festival and having won his debut race at Newbury by an eye watering 8 lengths, there is no doubt there will be many more successful days ahead!
Horses in training
Felony
Colt
This gorgeous bay gelding is by the exciting young Coolmore sire Getaway whose first crop are just six year olds and are spearheaded by the Graded winners Getabird and Getaway Katie – the former a winner at the Punchestown Festival…
Hijack
Colt
This is a proper horse by a very exciting sire in Fame and Glory who sadly died as an eleven year old in 2017. He himself was a top class middle distance stayer, winning multiple Group 1 races and was…
Style de Garde
Colt
Style de Garde is as handsome four-year-old jumper as you would clap your eyes on. He stood out in the paddock for the Fred Winter Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and emerged the best horse in this always ultra competitive race.…
Whatswrongwithyou
Colt
This is the first National Hunt horse to represent The 5 Hertford Street Racing Club, and who better to have it with that the Champion Trainer, Nicky Henderson. In all his runs for The 5 Hertford Street Racing Club, Whatswrongwithyou has…
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