Trainer Form / Timeform / 06 August 2009 / Leave a comment

Timeform identify three hot trainers it may pay to follow...

"Paul Green has had modest success since taking out a licence in 1997, sending out only 16 winners in his first two seasons, but he’s struck form in tremendous style over the last couple of weeks. The Merseyside-based trainer had a winner at Chester on August 2 with Invincible Force and, including that success, he’s had five winners in the past 14 days at a strike rate of 38%."

Saeed Bin Suroor is one of the busiest trainers around at the moment, sending out 42 runners in the past fortnight. His team has been in good form since June, with the recent highlight being Seventh Street's success in a Grade 1 at Saratoga in August. He was just one of eight winners in the past week at a strike rate 33 per cent. Bin Suroor has not been able emulate the success he achieved in 2006 and 2007 in recent seasons, but the stable's performance of late suggest he could be worth following into the autumn.

Henry Cecil made a solid start to the turf season and is now hitting peak form, with the recent highlight being Midday's success in the Group 1 Nassau Stakes at Glorious Goodwood. Cecil's had four winners from 15 runners in the past fortnight at a strike rate of 27%, well up on the trainer's average of 20% for the season so far. Also during that period, Sevenna and Tom Queally teamed up to win a Group 3 contest at Goodwood and Walk On Water was successful in a useful maiden at Ascot

Paul Green has had modest success since taking out a licence in 1997, sending out only 16 winners in his first two seasons, but he's struck form in tremendous style over the last couple of weeks. The Merseyside-based trainer had a winner at Chester on August 2 with Invincible Force and, including that success, he's had five winners in the past 14 days at a strike rate of 38%. Following the trainer blind with £1 level stakes in July would have yielded a £14.33 profit.

Tags: Henry Cecil, Paul Green, Saeed Bin Suroor