All The Glory backs up her Windsor performance with a good display in Listed company at Huntingdon | Raceday Highlights
06 Feb 2026
All The Glory featured in the 14:00 Listed Mares' Chase at Huntingdon on Thursday where she came home in 4th place, landing her 10 owners for the day just over £1,800 in prize money.
It was a step up in class for our mare who previously finished 3rd at Windsor, but she certainly didn't look out of place in the competitive field of six. Jockey Kevin Brogan was in the saddle for the first time onboard our nine-year-old and he settled her in the rear for much of the contest, similar to how Jonjo Jr rode her last time out. She put in a couple of novicey jumps early on, but she seemed to warm to the task the further they went.
The majority of the field still travelled well as they turned for home, with All The Glory having to take the widest trip of all just a couple of lengths behind the joint-leaders, Paggane and Jasmine Bliss. After they jumped the second last fence it turned into a sprint and that appeared to catch All The Glory off guard, resulting in a couple of extra lengths put between her and the others.
Over the final jump, it was the well backed Jasmine Bliss and the outsider, Piper Park, who went head to head all the way to finish line. The former stayed on the strongest to eventually win comfortably by two lengths, with All The Glory finishing the race in fourth place, five lengths behind the winner.
WATCH: Jockey Kevin Brogan shares his post-race thoughts
This morning trainer AJ O'Neill got in touch and this is what he had to say on the race and how All The Glory has been since:
"All The Glory trotted up OK this morning after her run yesterday. She put in a nice performance but I don't think the race was quite run to suit after a slow pace was set, which then meant it turned into a bit of a sprint towards the end.
We'll now give her a few days to recover and keep in touch about her progress and any future entries, but as I say it was good to see her put in another decent effort."
Yesterday was only All The Glory's fifth time tackling the bigger obstacles so she's still very much learning every time she hits the racecourse. We're hopeful that she will continue to make progress as we head towards the spring and give members plenty more exciting days out.
Stay tuned for the next update from Jackdaws Castle as we wait to hear from Jonjo and AJ to see where All The Glory could be heading next.
It was a step up in class for our mare who previously finished 3rd at Windsor, but she certainly didn't look out of place in the competitive field of six. Jockey Kevin Brogan was in the saddle for the first time onboard our nine-year-old and he settled her in the rear for much of the contest, similar to how Jonjo Jr rode her last time out. She put in a couple of novicey jumps early on, but she seemed to warm to the task the further they went.
The majority of the field still travelled well as they turned for home, with All The Glory having to take the widest trip of all just a couple of lengths behind the joint-leaders, Paggane and Jasmine Bliss. After they jumped the second last fence it turned into a sprint and that appeared to catch All The Glory off guard, resulting in a couple of extra lengths put between her and the others.
Over the final jump, it was the well backed Jasmine Bliss and the outsider, Piper Park, who went head to head all the way to finish line. The former stayed on the strongest to eventually win comfortably by two lengths, with All The Glory finishing the race in fourth place, five lengths behind the winner.
WATCH: Jockey Kevin Brogan shares his post-race thoughts
This morning trainer AJ O'Neill got in touch and this is what he had to say on the race and how All The Glory has been since:
"All The Glory trotted up OK this morning after her run yesterday. She put in a nice performance but I don't think the race was quite run to suit after a slow pace was set, which then meant it turned into a bit of a sprint towards the end.
We'll now give her a few days to recover and keep in touch about her progress and any future entries, but as I say it was good to see her put in another decent effort."
Yesterday was only All The Glory's fifth time tackling the bigger obstacles so she's still very much learning every time she hits the racecourse. We're hopeful that she will continue to make progress as we head towards the spring and give members plenty more exciting days out.
Stay tuned for the next update from Jackdaws Castle as we wait to hear from Jonjo and AJ to see where All The Glory could be heading next.
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