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  • Horse racing: David Pipe on his runners over the weekend

    November 22, 2018

    NO RUNNERS for us on Saturday, but we do send two to Ascot on Friday. MOON RACER is a hugely talented horse and makes his debut over fences for us in the opening novices’ chase (1.00pm) at the grand old age of nine. He made a pleasing reappearance over hurdles at Newbury earlier in the [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Politologue can carry on where he left off

    November 22, 2018

      LAST season’s Tingle Creek winner POLITOLOGUE should prove hard to beat when he reappears in the Christy 1965 Chase (2.05pm). There’s no Altior in this field to outclass the seven-year-old who looked to relish the step up to 2m4f at Aintree in the Melling Chase. Connections have mentioned possible tilts at the King George [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Play it again Sam to give Gordon fifth straight Troytown

    November 22, 2018

    SOME races mean more to trainers than others and Sunday’s Ladbrokes Troytown Handicap Chase (2.30pm) at Navan is always one of those near the top of Gordon Elliott’s wishlist. He won his local race for the first time in 2014, landing a monster gamble with Balbriggan, and he has held on to the prize ever [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Back Minella to Bolt up in Berkshire

    November 22, 2018

    PUNTERS will be rummaging through the racecard at Ascot on Friday in the hope of finding a few nice bets, but few will be drawn to trainer David Rees, who has a very good chance in the 2m5f handicap chase (2.40pm). The Welsh handler, who has just a handful of horses in training, somewhat slips [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Might have first Bite of million pound bonus

    November 22, 2018

    IT COMES thick and fast at this time of year. Cheltenham whetted the appetite for the season ahead last weekend, the Betfair Chase (3.00pm) is Saturday's highlight, it’s then on to Newbury for the Ladbrokes Trophy, before Sandown hosts the Tingle Creek. It’s a feast of jump racing that never disappoints and the Jockey Club [...]

  • DEBATE: As shares continue to tumble, could this be the beginning of the end for Apple?

    November 22, 2018

    As shares continue to tumble, could this be the beginning of the end for Apple? Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index, says YES. The easy money momentum trade on Apple looks to be well and truly over. As Apple heads into bear market territory and innovations are lacking, the future is looking less rosy for [...]

  • From Brexit to Brino: The 10 capitulations of Theresa May

    November 22, 2018

    Flashback to the early hours of Friday 24 June 2016. Imagine that BBC anchorman David Dimbleby looks to the camera and says: “Brexit will look like this. These will be its 10 defining features. These will be the 10 capitulations.” First, Brexit will necessitate the UK remaining in the customs union (or something very much like [...]

  • Deal or no deal, fintech will remain the jewel in the UK’s economic crown

    November 22, 2018

    In some ways, the causes of both globalisation and the fintech boom have much in common. Both phenomena have been driven by previously unthought-of technological advances, innovation, and increasingly open markets. So if, as has been argued, the UK referendum was the first case of a major democracy voting against the impact of globalisation, does [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: Sri Lanka series win could prove the turning point for Joe Root’s England captaincy

    November 21, 2018

    England’s series-clinching win in Kandy last week was full of positives for the away side, but no one will be happier than captain Joe Root. Root scored a magnificent 124 in the second innings, his first away from home as captain, to set Sri Lanka a tricky target and seal his maiden away series win [...]

  • Whatever the CIA says, the west could turn a blind eye over Khashoggi’s murder

    November 21, 2018

    The murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has put a strain on political and economic relations between Saudi Arabia and the west. On Sunday, word came that the CIA blamed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the murder, with sources close to the agency saying that it had assessed the evidence in detail. The [...]

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