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Who To Watch – Week Beginning 1st October
The most prestigious race in Europeâs calendar takes place on Sunday, the Prix de lâArc de Triomphe returns to Longchamp after the tracks renovations. There are 11 Group races at the venue over the course of the weekend and 7 of them are Group 1âs so it just oozes class. Enable bids to emulate Treve who won the big race…
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Early Favourites in the 2019 Cheltenham Gold Cup Betting
On Friday the 15th March, we will once again be witness to one of the greatest events on the jump racing calendar, the 2019 Cheltenham Gold Cup. The 2018 Cheltenham Gold Cup produced a thrilling matchup between the heavily backed Might Bite and eventual winner Native River. The 15-runner race saw Native River and Might Bite battle it out in…
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Weekly Horse Racing Roundup
This week I will be taking my usual look back at the weekend’s horse racing action, as well as highlighting a couple of trainers whose runners are worth noting at the Cambridgeshire Newmarket Meeting. Honours Shared in Ayr Gold Cup You could have cut the tension with a knife at Ayr, as punters awaited the result of the photo finish…
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Who To Watch – Week Beginning 24th September
One of my favourite meetings takes place at Newmarket, Thursday through to Saturday is the Cambridgeshire meeting and has a great variety of races. The race the festival is named after is a huge 35 runner contest on Saturday which is supported by a pair of juvenile Group 1âs. The Middle Park and Cheveley Park Stakes are often key pointers…
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Winning the Lottery â How Can You Pick A Winner of the Ayr Gold Cup?
It is no exaggeration to suggest that picking the winner of the Ayr Gold Cup is almost as tough as predicting the Grand National winner at Aintree! Just one favourite has won since 1996, and only two have emerged victorious since the 1970s! To be fair, the race is priced accordingly, and all but two winners since 1996 have done…
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Weekly Diary
First, to Doncaster for St Leger Day, and I canât say it was a brilliant one from a punting perspective. Although I was surprised by the drift on Kew Gardens, who was being offered at 7/2 in places in the ring on Saturday. It would have been churlish not to have taken advantage of the bookmakerâs generosity. Apart from that,…
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Who To Watch – Week Beginning 17th September
The big race of the week comes from Scotland and the cavalry charge of the 25 runner Ayr Gold Cup on Saturday. All bar one of the races on the card are handicaps so itâll be competitive and potentially a tough one on the punting front. Newbury also host a very good card with a pair of Group 3âs and…
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The St. Leger Stakes â Britainâs Oldest Classic
Autumn is truly a wonderful time of year for racing fans in the North of England. There is little time to rest after the excitement of the Ebor Festival at York, because the last of the Classics, the St. Leger Stakes, is upon us! It is part of a four-day festival which takes place at Doncaster Racecourse from 12-15 September.…
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The Monday Diary
Good Monday Morning to you! After some fairly low-key racing last week. This weekâs sport steps up a couple of notches. Yesterday saw the start of a week’s racing at Listowel Harvest Festival. This Wednesday sees the start of four days’ racing on Town Moor with the Doncaster St Leger Festival. If that wasnât enough for racegoers, next Saturday &…
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Who To Watch – Week Beginning 10th September
Weâre set fair for a bumper week of flat racing with the St Leger Festival beginning on Wednesday at Doncaster for four days with the final and oldest Classic of the season the highlight, on Saturday. Irish Champions Weekend features 6 Group 1âs across Saturday and Sunday, with the first day at Leopardstown and the second at the Curragh. There…
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32 Red Sprint Cup at Haydock
The 3-day Sprint Cup Festival takes place from September 6 â 8 this year at Haydock Park, long regarded as one of Britainâs most attractive racecourses. The feature race, the Group 1 Sprint Cup, is the last top-level sprint race of the year and the 6-furlong dash normally brings a world-class field with Championship honours at stake. It is one…
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An Angel on Your Shoulder?
It was very much a case of âafter the Lord Mayor’s showâ with last weekâs horse racing. This week begins on a fairly low-key note, but it picks-up on Thursday, when we have then first of three days action at Haydock, culminating in the latest renewal of the Group 1 32Red Sprint Cup on Saturday. Ascot hosts two days of…
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Who To Watch – Week Beginning 3rd September
On Thursday, Salisbury host the Group 3 Dick Poole Fillies Stakes, won last year by subsequent Free Handicap winner Anna Nerium. There is also the unique fixture at Laytown on the same day, where horses race on the beach for what is a brilliant spectacle of horse racing. Saturday is a day for comebacks with Harry Angel making his return…
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Tipster Portfolios â FREE for a whole month!
I understand why some people are scared of betting with tipsters. Some of them claim to be the kings of horseracing. When in fact they could just as easily be the bloke next door. That’s why so many people trust Tipster Portfolios. It tells you EXACTLY how much profit you could be making. Before you even spend a single penny.…
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Teasing the tail…
York Ebor Festival Reflections Itâs not often that a summer racing festival lives up to pre-meeting expectations. However, York always seems to deliver – year on year. There were plenty of good performances and stories, and the narratives’ flow continued through the four days. This flat season has been a bit of a slow burner, with the classic generation only…
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