Case (with tie) is pictured alongside Kielan Woods with Croco Bay (left), Daryl Jacob and Midnight Jazz (centre) as well as Max Kendrick with Ballagh. Picture: Harry Rhodes (Tudor Photography)
BEN Case is out to improve on last year’s record-breaking season when the National Hunt campaign gets into full swing.
The trainer, from Edgcote, near Banbury, set a best tally of 18 winners and more than £172,000 in prize money in 2014/15.
And with more than 40 horses, hopes are high for another record-breaking campaign.
Case, who saddled My Nosy Rosy to win at Chepstow yesterday, displayed his leading lights at his annual owners’ day, where stable stars Croco Bay, Midnight Jazz and Ballagh were on show, along with a host of promising youngsters.
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