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  • Easterby duo are the best bets in Investec ‘Dash’

    June 3, 2011

    THE Investec Entrepreneurial Class ‘Dash’ (3.15pm) is widely regarded as the quickest five furlong sprint anywhere in the world. You need a horse that can break quickly, hold its position on the downhill run and then power clear entering the final half furlong. However, there aren’t many other contests where the draw can have more [...]

  • Horse-By-Horse Guide to the Investec Derby

    June 3, 2011

    Carlton House Red-hot favourite who was subject to a last minute injury scare following an impressive win in the Dante. He showed terrific bravery that day by muscling his way through a tiny gap and can give Sir Michael Stoute his sixth Derby win and, more importantly, the Queen her first! The one to beat. [...]

  • Carlton all set to bring the House down

    June 3, 2011

    CARLTON House, the horse gifted to the Queen as a yearling by Sheikh Mohammed, can brush aside his recent injury scare and finally land the world’s most famous race for his most passionate of owners. As far as the classics are concerned, Her Majesty has done far better with fillies than with colts. Her first [...]

  • Beach looks Treasure of a bet in William Hill’s Ballydoyle Derby

    June 3, 2011

    Hats off to the odds compilers at William Hill for coming up with some fantastic novelty markets on this afternoon’s Investec Derby. Normally, the racing trading teams at the majority of bookmakers use occasions like these to offer odds on the ridiculous, but Hills’ Kate Miller has come up with a sensible list with some [...]

  • Why racehorse ownership doesn’t have to be a dream

    June 3, 2011

    THERE are few better feelings than watching the horse you own run at the races. Racehorse ownership has often been regarded as a pursuit of the mega rich yet there are now a number of opportunities available to share the cost of owning a horse with friends, family, colleagues, or even strangers, but still enjoy [...]

  • Parisian Pyramid set to strike for red hot Ryan

    June 3, 2011

    THE finale to this year’s Derby Festival is the Investec Specialist Bank Handicap and it’s another complicated puzzle to unravel. Last year the old boy Flipando came with a rattle under Philip Makin to lead near the finish and Graham Gibbons will be trying to repeat the trick on the evergreen 10-year-old. Horses tend to [...]

  • Repentant Capello to let players rest before Euros

    June 3, 2011

    ENGLAND vs SWITZERLAND ITV1, Kick-off 4:45pm ENGLAND manager Fabio Capello has promised his players a lengthy holiday before next summer’s European Championships, as they prepare to take another step towards the tournament this afternoon at Wembley. Capello insists he has learned lessons from last year’s World Cup, in which players appeared jaded by a lack [...]

  • Dancing Rain romps to Oaks victory

    June 3, 2011

    William Haggas-trained 20-1 shot leads from the front as Dettori is hit with 10-day suspension TRAINER William Haggas toasted Dancing Rain’s surprise victory in the Investec Oaks yesterday at Epsom, joking: “That’s payback for my wife’s broken leg.” The 20-1 shot, ridden by Johnny Murtagh, set the pace and repeatedly mined her reserves of energy [...]

  • Magnificent Nadal rises to Murray’s challenge in Paris

    June 3, 2011

    BRITISH No1 Andy Murray’s hopes of banishing his grand slam curse evaporated, for a few weeks at least, in the French Open semi-finals yesterday, where Rafael Nadal demonstrated just why he is called the King of Clay. Murray strove manfully – as he has all fortnight, despite an ankle injury – but on the crucial [...]

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