Onnaroll
Impulsive
Onnaroll
Impulsive
Enjoys a nap before racing. Once saddled, excitement takes over, revealing an impressive chasing pedigree.
Age: 6
Gender: Gelding
Location: T. Wells
Race type: Jumps
Trainer: Cynthia Woods
Sire: Kapgarde (FR)
Dam: Sainte Borgue (FR)
Dam Sire: Saint Des Saints (FR)
Heartful Racing terms
Type of agreement | Lease |
| Term length | Ends 31/08/2025 |
| Share % | 0.1 |
| Stable visits | Quarterly stable visits @ Green Hedges Farm |
| Raceday experience | Ballot for: owners experience/ syndicate lounge tickets |
| Prize money | Yes, equally at end of term |
| Media updates | Provided via 'My Stable’ feature |
| Off course benefits | 10% off at Lemons bar (Tunbridge Wells) |
Ready to roll- a future over fences
Onnaroll (better known as Rolo) has serious pedigree, by Kapgarde who has produced some of the best jump horses of recent years: Clan des obeaux, A Plus Tard, and the up and coming Brighterdaysahead to name a few.
On his mothers side the quality of progeny is equally strong. Saint des Saints (Dam's sire), another jump racing sire worthy of nobility.
Onnaroll took some time to warm up to the challenges presented in his early hurdle races. Throughout his career he has always raced with high expectations, especially evident with his 66/1 second place finish.
It's rare to see a horse so eager to race, but in the past, his excitement has sometimes been his downfall. Reducing such enthusiasm is never easy, however his most recent summer holiday may have been a turning point.
Bred to be a natural chaser, this could be his time to shine. Now he has completed his summer holiday he has returned to training and seems to be more relaxed around other horses with a new level of maturity.
As a natural jumper of fences with a big engine, he could put in some great performances over the coming season.
Onnaroll begun his season at Fontwell 24th September in a 2mile 1 1/2f handicap hurdle, he settled into the race like a dream, the jockey Lorcan Murtagh gave him a great ride and he jumped like an arrow. Unfortunately when he was staying on strongly at the last he was bumped by converging horses and slipped and fell at the last.
He has come out of the race well and there is excitement for his next start over fences. His strong jumping ability should really aid him over the larger obstacles.
Heartful Racing- Cynthia Woods
Heartful Racing is a syndicate set up by Cynthia and her husband, Guy, who also plays a vital role at the yard and is the designated Syndicate manager.
Based at Green Hedges Farm; located in the heart of the High Weald, Mark Cross, just a 15-minute drive from both Tunbridge Wells and Crowborough.
The well-being and happiness of the horses are of utmost importance. Cynthia takes advantage of the significant undulations of the farm's terrain in the local countryside to train the horses. This approach keeps their routine varied, ensuring they remain interested and enjoy their work. The undulating characteristics promote comprehensive full-body fitness, enhance the horses' adaptability for the race track, and help build strength and stamina.
The horses are turned out in the fields daily, a practice essential for their mental and physical well-being. As social animals, they benefit greatly from this routine, becoming more relaxed and content.
To redeem your ‘Off course’ benefits discount please show a member of staff your 'my stable' with Onnaroll present as proof of ownership.
Meet the Trainer: Cynthia Woods
Cynthia Woods has a rich background in training horses for point-to-point and hunter chase events, spanning 15 years. Until 2016, she was also an active rider, achieving 47 wins with the horses she trained. In recent years, Cynthia has transitioned to focusing solely on training, embracing the challenges and nuances of Racing under Rules.
Her expertise and dedication were recognized when she was awarded the South Eastern Leading Yard title for the 2018-19 season.
Known for her hospitable nature and deep commitment to horse welfare, Cynthia fosters a strong bond with the horses in her care. This connection is evident in the way her horses respond to her, reflecting the mutual respect and affection that characterize her training approach.
Costs breakdown
| Training fees | £27 (49%) |
| Service/Management fees inclusive | £28 (51%) |
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Frequently asked questions
can I expect prize money if my horse wins or places?
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what happens at the end of the ownership term agreement?
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