Commissioner Dominates Goodwood Ante-post Market
John Gosden’s exciting handicapper, Trade Commissioner, stands head and shoulders above his rivals in the horse racing betting tips on Bet365 (http://www.bet365.com/news/en/betting) for the forthcoming...
View ArticleGoodwood flop Michelangelo still St Leger bound
John Gosden’s record in the world’s oldest classic race, the Group 1 Ladbrokes St Leger set to be run at Doncaster on September 15, is second to none, so when the Newmarket handler suggests that...
View ArticleInternational Option still on Table for Sri Putra
With potential rivals to the mighty Frankel in the Group 1 Juddmonte International Stakes looking distinctly thin on the ground, the idea must have crossed the mind of shrewd handler, Roger Varian,...
View ArticlePrix de L’Arc de Triomphe
Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe The market for the leading European middle distance race of the season is still undecided until connections of Frankel decide if they are going to run their unbeaten superstar...
View ArticleMount Athos promoted to Melbourne Cup favouritism
Prior to the Group 3 Geoffrey Freer Stakes at Newbury on Saturday Luca Cumani made no secret of the fact that his progressive stayer Mount Athos needed to win in order to book his place on the flight...
View ArticleBig Names Aplenty in Line for Exciting King George VI Chase
Even though the great Kauto Star will no longer feature in the Grade 1 King George VI Chase at Kempton Park on Boxing Day, the historic race promises to serve up another treat with some of the very...
View ArticleThe best ante post bets at the 2013 Cheltenham Festival
The 2013 Cheltenham Festival is still a number of months away but the countdown to the meeting is well and truly under way. The bookmakers have opened the betting on a number of the Festival’s feature...
View ArticleThe Essential Guide to buying a Racehorse
Owning a racehorse may once have been the reserve of Royals and rich businessmen, but today, anyone can enjoy the benefits of purchasing their very own racehorse by taking advantage of shared ownership...
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Cheltenham Tips 2013: Can The Toilet Tips Beat The Likes Of Nick Luck And...
Written by Sam Darby. The Cheltenham Festival got underway for 2013 on Tuesday and the Punters v Bookies battle is underway for the week. Most punters are going to struggle to improve on last year when...
View ArticleRed Rum and the Grand National
Red Rum is without a doubt the most famous racehorse of all time and arguably the most famous horse ever. He was the first and only horse to have won the Grand National three times, in 1973, 1974 and...
View ArticleGrand National 2013 Tips To Narrow Down The Field
Written by Sam Darby. With the Grand National fast approaching all the usual methods of picking a Grand National horse are going to be discussed, whether it is studying the form, picking a name you...
View ArticleChampagne and Jezki Renew Old Rivalry
At the Cheltenham Festival five weeks ago, it was the Willie Mullins-trained Champagne Fever who stole the show with a tremendous performance to land the William Hill Supreme Novices Hurdle. But, at...
View ArticleHorse Racing Tips At Ascot Highlight The Chances Of 14/1 Chance Lightning Cloud
We’ve had some great racing recently as the flat season starts to get into full swing, there was the 2000 and 1000 Guineas last weekend and then the Chester May Festival during the week. Saturday’s...
View ArticleSoft Ground a must for National Fancy, Monbeg Dude
A wet winter and testing ground would be the ideal combination for the Michael Scudamore-trained Monbeg Dude, whose connections are already dreaming of a crack at the 2014 John Smith’s Grand National...
View ArticleMore Grade 1 Jumps Races during 2013/14 Jumps Season
The British Horseracing Authority has approved the upgrading of four races to Grade 1 level this season, including two at the 2014 Grand National fixture and one at the Cheltenham Festival. The first...
View ArticleTremendous Toronado Finally mows down Dawn Approach
Champion trainer, Richard Hannon, was close to tears in the winners’ enclosure at Glorious Goodwood after seeing his high-class colt Toronado finally gain his revenge on arch-rival, Dawn Approach, in a...
View ArticleRacing Legend: A Brief Look at the History of Red Rum
After more than 30 years since his death, Red Rum still remains to be one of the UK’s greatest sporting celebrities. His three Grand National wins were historic, and he helped ensure the success of...
View ArticleMasterful McCoy just keeps rolling along
Although for many jumps fans the summer season doesn’t hold any great fascination, there is one constant during the four seasons of the jumps racing year and that is the remarkable will-to-win and...
View ArticleAge Against Merry King
Merry King would be the youngest winner of the Grand National since Bogskar in 1940 if he lines up and scores in the 2014 running of the world famous steeplechase. Apart from his disappointing effort...
View ArticleDynaste Team Ponder new Haydock Target
David Pipe’s exciting chaser, Dynaste, was a high profile absentee from the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham’s feature November fixture, but may instead have his first start of the campaign at...
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