Henry Box Brown (Club)

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Henry Box Brown is a handsome Chestnut gelding, sired by Getaway and in training with Evan Williams.

He's also a little warrior. He has won three times after coming back from a potentially career-ending cannon bone fracture.

He earned his first visit to the winner's enclosure at Uttoxeter in 2023, winning by a neck after a hard-fought battle to the finishing post.

Click HERE to watch that race.

Henry made his debut over fences at the backend of that season, which gave the team a nice platform to build on going forward.

Henry Box Brown didn’t get his next season off to the smoothest of starts when falling on his seasonal return. However, what Evan saw of Henry gave him the confidence that he would win again. Following some good runs through the summer, the decision was made to step him up in trip.

This resulted in an incredible performance at Worcester in 2024. Henry stormed through the field late on to clinch his first win as a chaser in exhilarating fashion.

Watch that race here:

Henry then showed real spirit to win again at Leicester in December, despite a heavy fall in his previous race at Ffos Las.

This season didn't get off to the smoothest start when he unseated Ellis while running a good race. He then found his form again to finish runner-up in two starts at Worcester.

Ellis, unfortunately, became unseated again when badly hampered by a faller at Worcester. Stepped up in trip at Market Rasen, the result on paper seemed disappointing; however, when staying on at the finish in standard Henry style, he proved he stayed the trip.

Evan added cheekpieces next time at Worcester over 2m7f, where Henry duly obliged, travelling and jumping well to finish 2nd. He remained in this good vein of form to place next time out at Chepstow and Southwell.

Evan is confident that over the longer trip, it wont be long before Henry and Ellis are back in the winners enclosure.