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Racing Ahead
This is where you will find all of Racing Ahead’s horse racing news, tips, exclusive interviews, analysis and columns for Cheltenham Festival, the Grand National, the Epsom Derby Meeting, Glorious Goodwood and Royal Ascot.
Welcome: Cheltenhan Festival Special Edition
Andy Ayres’ Paddock Picks: Paddy’s got a future
Ben Morgan’s Cheltenham Festival Tips: Workahead to go strong in the Supreme Novices Hurdle
Battle Plan on the Hoof: Paddy Mullins on Cheltenham Festival Plan
Jack Jones ready to think big with Chestnut Tree Stables
Cash Wrapped up in the cold: Simon Nott’s tales from Kempton, Newbury and Exeter
Weight for the Chance: Key Bettting Trends in the Midlands Grand National
Gold Cup Memories: Native River refuses to bend to Might Bite’s will
AD: Brooklands watch company
Turning back the clock: News from Southern yards, tracks and gallops
Rolf Johnson: A Passage to Indian Racing
Cheltenham Festival Tips: The New Lion set to roar home in Turners Novices Hurdle
Paul Nicholls may run all five Randox Grand National Contenders
Pearl Secret standing proud in Japan
All in Order: Willie Mullins eyeing more Cheltenham Festival Success
Cheltenham Festival Hopefuls: Kopek Des Bordes speed off the clock
Interview with National Hunt Trainer Harry Derham
TIZZ CHANCE, BY THUNDER! Jeremy Grayson scours the country tracks for the less heralded rising stars
WELCOME to Racing Ahead: Action heating up
NO BLUES FOR BILLY FAMILY: Robert Cooper ditches slippers for enthusiasm, youth and the All-Weather
Cash Woes: British Racing needs injection of racing minds
LUCIE’S LOOKING READY TO SHINE: Ben Morgan puts Rich Ricci juvenile top of his tips for the month ahead
GLASS OF RED TO CELEBRATE: Richard Eagle raises a toast to Lydia Richards
PUNTS WARMER THAN WEATHER
Betfair Hurdle – How to find the Newbury winner
BIG RACE TRENDS: Ladbrokes Trophy Handicap Chase at Kempton
PUT THE GGS INTO HYGGE
BRIGHT FORM LIFTS KNIGHT: Paul Jacobs shines a light on some shadowy contenders
The second month of the year is normally the weakest for top-class racing and with no entries for the Dublin Racing Festival available at the time of writing and with the Cheltenham Festival around the corner you have to delve deep to find any racing of substance to preview. The Newbury Handicap Hurdle (formerly the Betfair and way before that the Schweppes) stands out.