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  • Take two against odds-on Troy in the 2000 Guineas

    April 30, 2024

    IT WAS only last weekend at Sandown that we witnessed Willie Mullins become the first Irish trainer since the great Vincent O’Brien to win the UK Jump Trainers’ Championship, but focus now turns to Newmarket’s Rowley Mile with the first two Classics of the Flat season upcoming. Vincent O’Brien won the 2000 Guineas (3.35pm) four [...]

  • French raider Ramatuelle to rise to the top in filles’ Classic

    April 30, 2024

    AS IS always the case with the 1000 Guineas, there has been a lot of hype surrounding the good two-year-olds from last year and, on Sunday at 3.40pm, we’ll see whether or not they can live up to it. Unsurprisingly, Aidan O’Brien’s first string, Ylang Ylang, is right there at the top of the market [...]

  • Fownes’ Valley runners set to be poetry in Motion

    April 30, 2024

    FOLLOWING all the excitement of world-class racing at Sha Tin last Sunday, it’s back to Happy Valley in Hong Kong today, with the city-track hosting a nine-race programme, featuring the France Galop Cup (2.45pm), a handicap over six furlongs. When is it going to stop raining in Hong Kong? Weather conditions didn’t make it easy [...]

  • Lor’s Angel one that will be Flying home on soft ground

    April 30, 2024

    THERE is no doubt the ParisLongchamp Handicap (3.50pm) over six furlongs is the most hotly-contested and intriguing race on the card. Cases can be made for numerous contenders lining up, including the top two in the handicap; Colourful Emperor, who went down with all guns blazing behind talented Sports Legend recently, and Kaholo Angel, who [...]

  • Warrior continues Romantic affair with QEII Cup

    April 28, 2024

    HISTORY was made at Sha Tin on Sunday when the brilliant Romantic Warrior became the first horse to win three editions of the FWD QEII Cup. Danny Shum’s six-year-old, who claimed the Cox Plate in October, scooped a huge £1.5 million despite concerns about his ability to handle the rain-softened ground. Even though the son [...]

  • Seeing is Believing for Boughey and Bentley

    April 26, 2024

    NO BRITISH-trained horse has ever won the Group One Chairman’s Sprint Prize (Sunday, 7.50am), but that isn’t stopping trainer George Boughey and owners Highclere having a crack at the £2.2 million pot with four-year-old filly Believing. The daughter of Mehmas finished a close third in the Haydock Sprint Cup last September following a Group Three [...]

  • Ranking the best horse racing syndicates in the UK

    April 26, 2024

    Racing Club Founded by Jordan Wylie MBE & former Jockey Club marketing lead Richard Jaques, Racing Club is a community-focused horse racing syndicate aimed at providing affordable and accessible racehorse ownership through RC Syndicates. It brings together individuals interested in horse racing, offering them entertainment, fun days out, and the chance to own a share [...]

  • Golden Sixty bids for Massive fourth Champions Mile

    April 26, 2024

    THE RACING world will have their eyes firmly fixed on Hong Kong this Sunday when Sha Tin hosts one of its marquee meetings of the season; FWD Champions Day, featuring three Group One races worth £7.2 million in prize money. There is no doubting the city will come to a standstill at 9.00am when the [...]

  • Ng’s stable due another Power surge towards title with Drombeg

    April 26, 2024

    TRAINERS’ championship leader Pierre Ng must have breathed a sigh of relief at Happy Valley in midweek when a winning double broke a long losing sequence of 40 runners for the stable this month. Winners breed confidence and Ng will surely be more than hopeful that front-running DROMBEG BANNER can strike an overdue win in [...]

  • EP: 268 Sandown & Hong Kong Champions Day

    April 26, 2024

    The final day of the jumps season still has one big question to answer as three trainers can still finish at the top of the tree. Willie Mullins, Dan Skelton and reigning champion Paul Nicholls all go into Saturday at Sandown with chances of becoming champion trainer where we hope to see Jonbon taking on [...]

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