UK Racing News

Zero Risk Arbitrage Learn how to find and make arbitrage bets where you win whatever the outcome... Click to Read on

Casino Scalping Learn how to take free signup bonuses from Casinos & keep them.. Click to Read on

Football Cash Generator The best method for consistently profiting from the Betting Exchanges.. Click here to Read on

Make your first Million trading the financial markets.. Click here to Read on

Scoop 6 Syndicate Get 900 lines in every Scoop 6.. Click Here to Read On

Saturday, April 30, 2005

2,000 Guineas glory for Footsteps
The Ballydoyle-trained Footstepsinthesand takes the glory in the Flat season's first Classic, the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on Saturday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Forecast bright for Simply Sunshine
SIMPLY SUNSHINE can make it a sparkling Sunday by winning the first fillies Classic of the year at Newmarket tomorrow.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Dubawi tops Classic entry
Godolphin's Dubawi is one of 19 runners in Saturday's 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

INCA LANDS BRAVE VICTORY
Sportinglife.com, UK -... "He's a tough horse with a lot of class and there's no reason why he can't go back and win the Champion Hurdle.". ... "That's racing. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Dubawi looks like chip off old block and Guineas winner
IT'S ironic that so few remember a horse called Yaazer, yet so many will never forget one called Dubai Millennium.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Friday, April 29, 2005

Brave Inca wins hurdle thriller
Brave Inca holds off Harchibald and Macs Joy to win the Emo Champion Hurdle at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Dubawi poised to godown a desert storm
DUBAWI is the red-hot favourite for the first Classic of the season - the Ultimate-Poker.com 2000 Guineas (3.15pm) - at Newmarket tomorrow and the colt will be hard to beat.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Harchibald opposed by small field
Just five runners will line up for the Emo Oil Champion Hurdle at Punchestown on Friday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Channon expects Saints to bounce back
Pinkun.com, UK -... internationally for his country A
are now in danger of being over-shadowed by his fame and fortune as one of the nation's top Flat horse racing trainers. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Harchibald will reward patience
NERVES of steel will be required when Harchibald runs at Punchestown this afternoon and that's only for those who'll be having a bet on the Champion Hurdle runner-up.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Thursday, April 28, 2005

Carlys Quest causes Stayers upset
Carlys Quest, a 25-1 shot, wins the Champion Stayers Hurdle at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Bally in a hurry for a winning return
BALLYHURRY loves racing at Musselburgh and can net another victory on the East Lothian track tomorrow.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

King hailed as 'one of the best'
Kicking King is saluted by racing pundits after his brilliant win at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Solerina ready for Stayers
Popular mare Solerina runs in Thursday's Champion Stayers Hurdle at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Thursday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

King's Midas touch
KICKING King followed up his Cheltenham Gold Cup triumph in style with a tremendous victory at the Punchestown Festival yesterday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Newmarket prize lures high rollers
Times Online, UK -... Has British racing got lost in the game? ... Stoute gleefully refracted it in DubawiA
s direction after Rob Roy, his talking horse, was beaten. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Wednesday, April 27, 2005

Kicking King rules at Punchestown
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Kicking King cruises home in the Punchestown Gold Cup.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Top jumpers meet again
Kicking King and Kingscliff will renew rivalry at Punchestown on Wednesday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Damson ruled out of 1000 Guineas
Damson, ante-post favourite for Sunday's 1000 Guineas, has been ruled out of the race.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Damson ruled out of 1,000 Guineas
Damson, ante-post favourite for Sunday's 1,000 Guineas, will miss the race.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Flyer loses proud record in Punchestown opener
FOR the first time in his illustrious chasing career, Moscow Flyer was beaten by a horse rather than a fence yesterday, when he and Barry Geraghty went down by a short head to Rathgar Beau.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Tuesday, April 26, 2005

Moscow loses out at Punchestown
Rathgar Beau beats Moscow Flyer in a dramatic photo finish in the Kerrygold Champion Chase at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Vietnam was the war against the US, now it's winning the peace too
Cape Times (subscription), South Africa -... A Vietnamese boat refugee who fled the country when he was aged 15 to Australia has returned to introduce thoroughbred horse racing for the first time. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Hamilton opens with a 66-1 shock
CALL me an old cynic, but it was Punter Day at Hamilton's first meeting of the new season yesterday, so what else could the card possibly open with but a 66-1 winner?
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Monday, April 25, 2005

Moscow bids for Punchestown joy
Moscow Flyer aims for another win in Tuesday's Kerrygold Champion Chase at Punchestown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Top vet calls for rest for horses
The Jockey Club veterinary chief criticises the running of jumps horses on consecutive days.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Sweet Catomine owner cleared of complaints
Cincinnati Enquirer, OH -After a three-hour hearing Saturday, the three stewards said a California Horse Racing Board attorney failed to prove that Marty Wygod committed acts ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Hamilton in frame to host Glasgow Stakes
HAMILTON Park is set to make another bid to stage the Glasgow Stakes in the wake of the race's current home of York deciding to axe the famous Derby trial.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Sunday, April 24, 2005

Silent Witness sets world record
Hong Kong-based Silent Witness breaks the world record for consecutive wins.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Lauren a Loyal Local - 23/04/05
Virtual Form Guide, Australia -... mare, who is prepared on the track by Heath Conners, certainly enjoys racing at her ... an impressive win when carried off the track by a riderless horse at this ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Pipe is left well chuffed
IN THE end it wasn't even close. The battle to be National Hunt champion trainer had kept racing fans on the edge of their seats for many days, but yesterday Martin Pipe strolled home from Paul Nicholls, though the title race did go to the wire.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Saturday, April 23, 2005

Pipe retains jump trainers' title
Martin Pipe secures a record 15th trainers' championship as Well Chief wins the Celebration Chase at Sandown.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Sportsbook.com lists Celtics as early favorites over Pacers in ...
mysan.de (Pressemitteilung), Germany -... Sportsbook.com is the largest sportsbook and casino on the planet, offering numerous products including sports betting, horse racing, poker, casino and virtual ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Trail leads to Auclair
TO SOME, Best Mate may be the greatest thing since sliced bread, or at least Arkle, but it would be no surprise to learn that one or two of his closest relations look on the triple Gold Cup winner as the black sheep of the family.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Friday, April 22, 2005

Win casts doubt on Rooster plans
Rooster Booster wins Friday's Concept Hurdle at Sandown, throwing into doubt plans to retire him.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Rooster retirement edges nearer
Former champion hurdler Rooster Booster could be retired after racing on Friday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

Venetia keeps grip of Perth prize
VENETIA Williams buffed up the Kilmany Cup and transported it from one end of the country to the other to ensure the trophy arrived back at Perth both safe and sound and looking in pristine condition.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Thursday, April 21, 2005

Appeal fires Nicholls title bid
Paul Nicholls wins his appeal against the demotion of Blue Endeavour at Exeter - and then claims a victory at Perth.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Rooster retirement edges nearer
Former champion hurdler Rooster Booster could be retired after racing on Friday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Thursday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

Scots Grey can cut to the chase at Perth
WATCHING it can be an exhausting enough experience, so we can only guess how much it takes out of a horse to actually run in the Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Wednesday, April 20, 2005

Motivator boosts Derby hopes
Derby second favourite Motivator has a successful trial canter at the Epsom course.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Wednesday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Top jumpers meet again
Kicking King and Kingscliff are set to renew rivalry at Punchestown next week.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Law isn't horseplay for expert
Dubbo Daily Liberal, Australia -... With more money bound up in the equine world - from trots to racing to equestrian - and in an increasingly ... "You need knowledge about horse anatomy, veterinary ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Northern threat to Pipe and Nicholls
RACING doesn't do puffs of smoke. But if it did, the vast majority of the those that have accompanied the unveiling of a new champion trainer for the past couple of decades would have come from a Pipe.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Tuesday, April 19, 2005

Kingscliff and King to meet again
Kicking King and Kingscliff are set to renew rivalry at Punchestown next week.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Tuesday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Punters lured by Hong Kong telecasts and betting
Sydney Morning Herald (subscription), Australia -... presence in the market has encouraged Sky to increase their coverage of international racing.". ... A horse named Musket, bred in the UK, was the sire of the great ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Doumen chases £250,000 bonus
FRENCH trainer Francois Doumen last night confirmed Betfred Gold Cup favourite Kelami as a definite runner in Saturday's Sandown feature, and is hopeful of bagging a £250,000 bonus offered by the sponsors.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Monday, April 18, 2005

Preparations delight Damson team
The 1,000 Guineas favourite Damson is firmly on course for next month's Newmarket Classic.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Pipe takes aim at Sandown finale
Eight of the 21 runners left in Saturday's Betfred Gold Cup are trained by Martin Pipe.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Newcastle abandon fixture
The race meeting at Newcastle on Tuesday is called off because of waterlogging.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Monday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Zito puts Derby hopeful Sun King in loaded field at Blue Grass ...
Coos Bay World, OR -By Richard Rosenblatt, AP Racing Writer. LEXINGTON, Ky. ... "Sun King is the horse for this kind of race. He has the credentials and the class.". ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Ayr loss leaves Walsh deflated
GLORIOUS failure is not exactly an unknown phenomenon north of the Border, so Ruby Walsh needn't have fretted about the sort of reception a sympathetic crowd had in store for him and Scottish Grand National runner-up Cornish Rebel as they were led back...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Sunday, April 17, 2005

Ruby is beaten by a thin edge
HE HAD gone 15 miles, seven and half furlongs in pursuit of a historic record and at the finishing line at Ayr yesterday, Ruby Walsh was denied racing immortality by less than one inch, or two centimetres in metric terms.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Saturday, April 16, 2005

Joes Edge denies Walsh in Ayr
Ruby Walsh missed out on the Scottish Grand National as Joes Edge beats Cornish Rebel in a photograph finish.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Ruby prepares to polish off grand slam
WERE breeding alone enough to guarantee success, Ruby Walsh's place in the history books would already be assured.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Friday, April 15, 2005

Walsh eyes grand slam
Ruby Walsh hopes to win his fourth Grand National of the season at Ayr on Saturday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Emirates Airline to Sponsor Two Breeders' Cup Races
BloodHorse -... groundbreaking sponsorship of two Breeders' Cup races and divisions is a perfect fit for our ongoing sponsorship portfolio of international horse racing. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Friday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

Take The Stand a definite starter
OVER half the field in tomorrow's Scottish Grand National will run from out of the handicap after top-weight Take The Stand was confirmed as a definite starter in Ayr's big race.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Thursday, April 14, 2005

Greenhope for Ayr breeze
AYR opens its Scottish Grand National meeting tomorrow with a cracking warm-up card and Greenhope could be the bet of the day.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Irish claim Craven Stakes success
Democratic Deficit, trained by Jim Bolger, wins the Craven Stakes at Newmarket.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Walsh aims for grand slam at Ayr
Ruby Walsh is hoping to win his fourth Grand National of the season at Ayr on Saturday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Racing crime hotline launched
Crimestoppers links up with the horse racing world for a crackdown on race-fixing.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Thursday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Sweet Catomine trainer gets dumped
Los Angeles Daily News, CA -... On Monday, Wygod was accused by the California Horse Racing Board of secretly transporting Sweet Catomine to a clinic five days before last Saturday's Santa ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Pipe and Nicholls plan Ayr face-off
MARTIN Pipe and Paul Nicholls are both planning all-out assaults on Saturday's Gala Casinos Daily Record Scottish Grand National as the battle for the trainers' title really hots up. They could saddle at least six runners between them in the...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Karen's Caper takes Newmarket win
Karen's Caper wins the Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Warrsan to bid for Epsom treble
The Clive Brittain-trained Warrsan will bid for a third Coronation Cup in a row in June.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Punters take pounding at Musselburgh
BOOKMAKERS came out on top at Musselburgh when two £30,000 gambles went astray.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Souped-up Windsor
MUSSELBURGH Windsor under-15s beat Albion Boys' Club 2-0 at Olive Bank to book their place in the Dunfermline Building Society Scottish Youth FA Challenge Cup festival of finals in the Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie next month.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Jack McCaffery: South China racing drives Pierce success
The Delaware County Times, PA -DOVER, Del. -- The richest driver of all in 2004 was behind the greatest horse of all Monday night at Dover Downs, where harness racing and political royalty ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Valixir tops TV double-bill
ARMCHAIR racing fans have never had it so good. Having recently digested some fantastic fare from Cheltenham and Aintree, the palate is tickled further today by a televised double-bill combining jumps and Flat. And, if you still have the appetite, the...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Tuesday, April 12, 2005

Dante date for Motivator
Motivator is to bypass the 2000 Guineas and begin his three-year-old career in the Dante Stakes.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 PM

---

Dubawi odds slashed for Classics
Godolphin colt Dubawi is made favourite for the Derby following his Dubai trial win.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Tuesday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Winter Garden blossoms
EVERYTHING comes to he who waits, and few have waited longer than Winter Garden.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Monday, April 11, 2005

Hedgehunter to seek double
Grand National-winning trainer Willie Mullins eyes an Aintree repeat for Hedgehunter.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 PM

---

Monday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:00 AM

---

Ford fifth as Hunter bags prize
TREVOR Hemmings owns it while Tony McCoy must have felt like throwing himself off it, so Blackpool Tower will be one of the more surprising names on the cast list should the story of the 158th Grand National ever be transferred to celluloid.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Sunday, April 10, 2005

Mullins seeks Hedgehunter double
Grand National-winning trainer Willie Mullins eyes an Aintree repeat for Hedgehunter.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Irish eyes smile at a famous treble
ON A DAY when Irish eyes couldn't stop laughing, never mind smiling, the brilliant Ruby Walsh notched a famous treble when he brought the hot favourite Hedgehunter home by a distance in the John Smith's Grand national at Aintree.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Saturday, April 09, 2005

The sister who is doing it for herself
IN A blinding stand-up routine at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, Robin Williams drew a picture of a woman in the advanced, most tortuous stages of labour whose husband is "comforting" her with the patently absurd assurance that he knows...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Hedgehunter wins Grand National
Ruby Walsh rides pre-race favourite Hedgehunter to victory in the Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Friday, April 08, 2005

Flyer cruises to Melling triumph
Moscow Flyer eases to victory in the Melling Chase at Aintree.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Racewatch: Aintree day two
All the action from the second day of the Grand National meeting at Aintree.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Live: Aintree day two
All the action from the second day of the Grand National meeting at Aintree.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Emperor gets late National chance
Jonjo O'Neill's Native Emperor will line up in Saturday's Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Flyer faces five Aintree rivals
Moscow Flyer heads the field for the Melling Chase at Aintree on Friday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 AM

---

Bailey facing Longshanks wait
GG Racing, UK -... having declared for it and end up with a horse who hasn't run in either race.". Bailey added: "He did a fair amount of eventing before going racing and he does ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

A Piece Of Cake is left over at Aintree
ANYONE hoping for a mass exodus from the Grand National were in for a big disappointment yesterday when the names of the 40 who'll face the Aintree starter were confirmed.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Thursday, April 07, 2005

LIGHT REGIONAL COUNCIL GAWLER OAKS BOOST
Harnesslink, New Zealand -The Light Regional Council Gawler Oaks meeting is harness racingA
s involvement as part of the inaugural Steinborner Holden Gawler Horse Festival which is ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Grey Abbey has enough in tank for Aintree win
HAVING had the chance to go home and lick their Cheltenham wounds, punters and bookmakers alike are itching for a fight and where better to have it than Aintree, so let's hope that when that bell tolls, it tolls for the old enemy.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Brilliant Abbey wins at Aintree
Graham Lee guides Grey Abbey to victory in the Betfair Bowl.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Flyer faces five Aintree rivals
Moscow Flyer heads the field for the Melling Chase at Aintree on Thursday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

TV calls shots at Aintree
Race put back 25 minutes after rescheduled royal wedding disrupts BBC's live coverage
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Delayed start for Grand National
Aintree officials put Saturday's big race back due to the Royal wedding.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 PM

---

Murphy takes Time ride at Aintree
Timmy Murphy will ride It Takes Time as Martin Pipe names his National jockeys.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

Resolve handed National chance
Leading Scottish contender Strong Resolve is guaranteed a run in the Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Le Coudray top weight in National
LE COUDRAY is the new top-weight for the John Smith's Grand National after 85 horses were confirmed at the five-day stage for Saturday's Aintree spectacular.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Strong Resolve earns Grand National berth
DON'T believe the scare stories, Scotland's great white hope Strong Resolve has definitely made the line-up for Saturday's Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 5:00 AM

---

Monday, April 04, 2005

Fondmort handed National target
Nicky Henderson says Fondmort may well run in the Grand National after all.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Coudray heads National entries
Le Coudray heads an entry of 85 for the Grand National after the latest forfeit stage.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 PM

---

JD's Date Captures Oregon Derby
BloodHorse -by Blood-Horse Staff. JD'S Date etched his name into northwest racing history Saturday by capturing the 52nd running of the Oregon Derby at Portland Meadows. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 3:00 AM

---

Lungo's Wild Cane Ridge has enough in tank to win at Kelso
LEN Lungo ran out of petrol on his way to Kelso yesterday, but Wild Cane Ridge managed to get the meeting off to a winning start for the Carrutherstown handler when he landed the opening race at the Borders venue.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:00 AM

---

Sunday, April 03, 2005

Ford tipped for Aintree triumph
Carrie Ford's mount Forest Gunner could start as favourite for Saturday's Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 7:00 PM

---

Witness equals world record run
Sprinter Silent Witness gallops into the record books with victory in Hong Kong - his 16th on the trot.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 11:00 AM

---

Racing: Grand National preview
ic Wales, UK -... One horse who has not put a foot wrong is Forest Gunner, and you can be sure Mrs Ford would not take the ride on her husband Richard's horse if she did think ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 2:00 AM

---

Scots lass resolves to be the best
LUCINDA'S CHARGE can be the first Caledonian horse since Rubstic to win the Grand National.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 2:00 AM

---

Saturday, April 02, 2005

Stream of Gold clinches Lincoln
Stream of Gold romps to an easy win in the Lincoln Hurdle at Doncaster on Saturday.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 4:00 PM

---

Fallon hopes for Lincoln success
Kieren Fallon rides Resplendent One from stall one in Saturday's Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 10:00 AM

---

Saturday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 8:00 AM

---

Former Armstrong Assistant Says He Found Banned Substance
Washington Post -... HORSE RACING: Surgery to repair cartilage in the right hip of jockey Pat Day revealed more deterioration than was anticipated. ...
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 2:00 AM

---

Johnston finds a size that fits
SIZE wise, horses seem a natural progression through the animal kingdom for a man who once trained whippets and cut his betting teeth on the greyhounds who used to scamper round the old White City dog track in Glasgow.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 2:00 AM

---

Fallon hopes for Lincoln success
Kieren Fallon rides Resplendent One from stall one in Saturday's Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 12:00 AM

---

Friday, April 01, 2005

Barathea springs dream victory
Barathea Dreams wins the Spring Mile at Doncaster from stall one.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:45 PM

---

Rembrandt ruled out of National
Cheltenham Gold Cup third Sir Rembrandt will miss next Saturday's Grand National at Aintree.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 12:30 PM

---

Friday's racing bulletin
A preview of the day's race meetings - plus the Five Live tip.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 9:30 AM

---

Semple hope gets luck of the Lincoln draw
APPALACHIAN Trail yesterday safely negotiated the first two of the obstacles that stand in the way of him becoming the first Scottish-trained winner of the Lincoln Handicap in more than 50 years. Now comes the difficult bit.
Read On
posted by Darren Power on 1:45 AM

---

Previous Posts

Archives