Getoverthathill Profile & Updates

Getoverthahill is enjoying his daily routine and not far away from having his first race for the club. Chris’s team emailed the other day for the silks to be delivered, they have been posted and we are looking forward to getting the go ahead for entries.

Getoverthathill is improving every day. He is now hacking and having light canters. It is a fair few weeks away before he will be running but he is doing everything right.

Getoverthathill has started his full training. It will take a few weeks to get a better understanding of when he will be ready. All shareholders have been given a free year extension which is active 05/04/2024 to 05/04/2025.

Getoverthathill will arrive at Chris Gordan’s yard on Friday 5th of April, share extensions will be given for a full year from tomorrow.

Getoverthathill will remain at Alex’s till the end of March. It has not yet been decided which trainer he will go to but we will place an update once confirmed. Shares have been suspended until he has been moved and then we will review any current shares.

Getoverthathill joined the club in December 2022. Following his vetting at the sales, we took the extra step of having him double checked at Alex’s stables. The vet advised us to give him plenty of rest which we have followed, providing him with an increased mix of food to build him up. Throughout January, he…

Getoverthathill is doing well. Hannah went to go and see the horses and was surprised he did not want to know about polos – he much prefers his grass and hay! The horses that are turned out are now all wearing new turnout rugs, keeping well rugged up from the rain and slightly falling temperature…

Getoverthathill is putting on plenty of condition and will have October out in the fields before looking to bring him back into work.

Getoverthathill will have another month in the fields, before brining him back into work, he is looking amazing the time off has done him good, we will give him extra feed to build his condition up.

Getoverthathill is enjoying the good weather and getting plenty of grass and feed into him.

Getoverthathill is looking well he is now on countdown to coming back into training, he will have a minimum of four more weeks in the field and look to bring him back sometime towards the end of October, he will have benefited for the treatment we have given him to his legs and will come…

Getoverthathill is now on a 6-8 week turnout before coming back in for training.

Getoverthathill will have another blister this week coming.

Getoverthathill is back out in the field after having his legs treated last week. He looks well. An update was placed on his profile for shareholders who will be getting a 6 month extension which will be added automatically.

Getoverthathill is enjoying his holidays. We will be placing an update soon with more information on extensions of current shares.

Getoverthathill is enjoying his holidays, he is with Rock of Star, they have moved fields to allow the field to recover, they now have fresh long grass.

Getoverthathill is enjoying his holidays.

Getoverthathill is now enjoying life in the fields, he just didn’t adapt to the colder weather, but now he is settled and enjoying the other gelding’s company.

Getoverthathill is back in the yard he prefers to be stabled rather than out in the field, he goes on the walkers daily and eats up well every day. We will monitor his progression over the coming weeks, but it’s good to have him on daily exercise once again.

Getoverthathill is in the yard and eating up well. He has struggled with the harsh weather conditions so we are feeding him plenty and have brought him back in.

Getoverthathill is currently turned out but has moved fields so that he has a field shelter.  

Getoverthathill has settled in well to his new home, he has been turned out in the field’s while the weather is good and he has improved for the easy time of things, we had him vetted when he came over from Ireland and his advice was to give him an easy few months to allow…

Getoverthathill has settled in nicely to his new surroundings. He has a nice temperament and keen to keep an eye on what is going on in the stables.