Ever heard of London Bus syndrome? You wait for ages when no bus is appearing, and then several turn up in quick succession. It looks like this happy affliction has infected the yards of Milton Harris and Neil Mulholland, both of whom are in red hot form presently. Hard on the heels of the three winner we reported last week, Milton Harris travelled to Sedgefield today to land a double with Knight Salute in the maiden hurdle and Sergeant in the Conditional Riders' handicap hur

One Wiltshire yard showing healthy signs of a return to form is Milton Harris' yard at Sutton Veny outside Warminster. Two winners from his last 5 runners in the last week, and a further second on the Flat beaten a neck, are testament to a yard hitting the sweet spot. On Friday evening Bumper winner Bari Breeze was a well-backed 6/5 favourite to improve on a 2 1/2l second at Stratford in late May, and stable confidence was justified as Paddy Brennan kicked on from Newton Abb

it's been a lean week for Jumps fans, even more so for the Wiltshire fanbase, not least since the lack of rain allowed Stradivarius an unchallenged win in the Doncaster Cup. It looks like the much vaunted contest with Alan King's Trueshaan will have to wait until Qipco Champions Day next month. Meantime, Emma Lavelle has been promoting the well-being of her string with a handsome 3 3/4l victory for Jemima P in a novices handicap chase at Worcester this afternoon. Jemima P ha