WATCH: All The Glory puts in some work both indoors and outdoors as the O'Neill team lay out plans for season opener
07 Oct 2026
All The Glory is almost ready to return to the racecourse following her summer break and the O'Neill team have been putting her through her paces as we move towards her first appearance of the season.
In what was a very busy, and productive 2025/26 season, All The Glory picked up over £16,000 in prize money over the course of her seven runs, including in a Listed contest at Huntingdon and then in the Mares' Chase at Cheltenham. Her season was brought to a close in April of this year after being pulled up at Market Rasen in a Grade 3 Series Final, allowing her to have a long summer off in the paddock with the aim of returning early in the 2026/27 season.
Everything has gone to plan over summer and the O'Neill team have been gradually building All The Glory's fitness levels back up over the last month, with the view to get her back out over fences this month. She's been excelling in her work in recent weeks and the Jackdaws Castle team are confident that she's ready to return imminently, with the final touches being put to her preparation this week.
WATCH: All The Glory works on her stamina on the uphill gallop at Jackdaws Castle
We caught up with AJ O'Neill to find out how All The Glory has been getting on in her preparation for her return and to find out what the first targets of the season would be for our superstar mare:
"All The Glory is coming along nicely at home and you can see that in the two videos above. We're really pleased with how she's been going, both in the indoor schooling centre and outside on the gallops, and you can tell that she's thoroughly enjoying being back in work after a long summer break.
She's been jumping really well in every bit of work we've been doing with her since getting her back in before the season properly kicks off. We're also happy with where she's at in terms of her fitness, as she's been out on the uphill gallops for a few weeks now to get her sharp once again.
We've outlined plenty of potential targets over the next few weeks for All The Glory, and the first of those come at Ffos Las and Wetherby next Wednesday. Looking beyond that there's a Beginners' Chase at Uttoxeter next Friday and an interesting looking race at Cheltenham's opening meeting of the season the following Saturday. Depending on how the fields shape up in each of the races next week, we'll decide whether or not we think that they look suitable before making the final call on where we'll go with her to kickstart the campaign.
We're looking forward to another great year with All The Glory and the Coral Racing Club and we hope to see as many of the members as possible at All The Glory's races over the course of the season!"
Check back soon to find out how you could be one of All The Glory's first Owners for the Day of the 2026/27 season and where she'll be making her first start of the year.
In what was a very busy, and productive 2025/26 season, All The Glory picked up over £16,000 in prize money over the course of her seven runs, including in a Listed contest at Huntingdon and then in the Mares' Chase at Cheltenham. Her season was brought to a close in April of this year after being pulled up at Market Rasen in a Grade 3 Series Final, allowing her to have a long summer off in the paddock with the aim of returning early in the 2026/27 season.
Everything has gone to plan over summer and the O'Neill team have been gradually building All The Glory's fitness levels back up over the last month, with the view to get her back out over fences this month. She's been excelling in her work in recent weeks and the Jackdaws Castle team are confident that she's ready to return imminently, with the final touches being put to her preparation this week.
WATCH: All The Glory works on her stamina on the uphill gallop at Jackdaws Castle
We caught up with AJ O'Neill to find out how All The Glory has been getting on in her preparation for her return and to find out what the first targets of the season would be for our superstar mare:
"All The Glory is coming along nicely at home and you can see that in the two videos above. We're really pleased with how she's been going, both in the indoor schooling centre and outside on the gallops, and you can tell that she's thoroughly enjoying being back in work after a long summer break.
She's been jumping really well in every bit of work we've been doing with her since getting her back in before the season properly kicks off. We're also happy with where she's at in terms of her fitness, as she's been out on the uphill gallops for a few weeks now to get her sharp once again.
We've outlined plenty of potential targets over the next few weeks for All The Glory, and the first of those come at Ffos Las and Wetherby next Wednesday. Looking beyond that there's a Beginners' Chase at Uttoxeter next Friday and an interesting looking race at Cheltenham's opening meeting of the season the following Saturday. Depending on how the fields shape up in each of the races next week, we'll decide whether or not we think that they look suitable before making the final call on where we'll go with her to kickstart the campaign.
We're looking forward to another great year with All The Glory and the Coral Racing Club and we hope to see as many of the members as possible at All The Glory's races over the course of the season!"
Check back soon to find out how you could be one of All The Glory's first Owners for the Day of the 2026/27 season and where she'll be making her first start of the year.
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