Jump racing this afternoon comes from Sedgefield and Southwell with red-hot Richard Johnson at the latter, riding The Last Bridge (12.15) in the opener after striking up a terrific partnership with the 7-y-o last term.
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Value Rater Weekend Review #5
Leighton Aspell can continue fantastic year on Mistral Reine
Still no sign of star two milers as Sacre misses Sandown
There’s something of a surreal feel to the ante-post market for the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival in March. Neither of the two market leaders having been seen this season, and there are significant fitness and health questions to answer for both the former champion Sprinter Sacre, and current title holder Sire de Grugy.
Juvenile Hurdle kicks off second day of Newbury’s Hennessy meeting
Racing Ahead December Issue Out Now!
Wonderful Wetherby card tops off a fantastic Wednesday
Competitive Tuesday jumps card from Sedgefield
Value Rater Weekend Review #4
West Wizard targeting redemption at Kempton
National Jockey Day to Launch on November 22
When thinking of horse racing, our minds avert to the daring outfits, big hats, bright colours, and of course the beautiful horses. But what’s often overlooked is that, each day, jockeys get up at the crack of dawn to train, drive hundreds of miles to their races and put themselves in constant danger of injury – all to ensure they are performing at the highest level and taking the sport we love to new heights.
Quite By Chance has shown enough to win at Wincanton
Captain Cat must go close in listed contest at Kempton
Value Rater Weekend Review #3
Doncaster waste little time with terrific seven-race card
Opener at Plumpton could fall to As De Mee
Cheltenham open meeting is Friday highlight
Champagne Fever may be too much for Sizing Europe
Minellahalfcentury can continue Paul Nicholls’ top form
Sedgefield offers up interesting jumps’ card
Value Rater Weekend Review #2
Musselburgh present first jumps card of the season
The first jumps card of the season at Musselburgh will be run on good ground this afternoon although showers are forecast. Roserrow is likely to be a warm order for the Novices’ Hurdle having won at Sedgefield last time for Donald McCain but he must give 7lbs to hurdling debutant Crinkle Crags and Narcissist (1.30) with the latter getting the vote for Mick Easterby whose string are in such good form.