All The Glory has returned to light training following an extended break over the late spring and early summer months. 

Following a busy first season of chasing, in which All The Glory ran seven times over fences, the team at Jackdaws Castle decided to give our nine-year-old a lengthy summer break to allow her to reset and have a proper rest before getting her ready for the 2026/27 national hunt season. 

The highlight of last season was undoubtedly seeing All The Glory run in the Grade 2 Mares' Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, where she picked up prize money for her lucky Owners for the Day at the home of jumps racing. She also made two other appearances in Class 1 contests last year, including the Listed Lady Protectress Mares' Chase at Huntingdon, and a Grade 3 Mares' Handicap at Market Rasen, where her season ended. 

As we look forward to next season, we'll be hoping to see All The Glory back in the Winners' Enclosure, and hopefully running at the top level of national hunt racing once more. Check out the video of All The Glory getting back to work from AJ O'Neill, as the trainer looks ahead to the 2026/27 season with our superstar mare.