Connections insist Sprinter Sacre will decide if he runs in the AP McCoy Celebration Chase at Sandown later this month. […]
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Easter Monday’s racing
Saturday’s racing at Haydock, Newton Abbot, and Carlisle
Racing from Ludlow and Chepstow – who’s set to move in the markets
Connections face a forked road with Sire de Grugy
Tuesday’s racing
Monday’s racing: Storm of Swords (Nap)
Lessons from Cheltenham: Who looks good for Gold Cup 2016?
Saturday Preview: Doncaster, Newbury, Kelso racecards
Point-to-Point coverage from Higham, Milborne, and Godstone
Tales from the betting ring
Cosway Spirit expected to excel at Leicester
Beltor could be a Cheltenham belter
Owega Star set for Aintree outing
This Afternoon’s Racing
This Weekend’s Racing
Newbury hoping Saturday’s card can beat the freeze
Frost and snow have wiped out today’s turf meetings but Newbury are cautiously optimistic that Saturday’s card can beat the current freeze with temperatures forecast to rise later in the week. The big betting race is the Betfair Hurdle and Calipto currently heads the market at 9/2 with BetVictor with Activial 7s and Sign Of A Victory 12s.
No Cleeve for At Fishers Cross
Grand National hope Teaforthree to feature at Warwick
Warwick passed an 8am inspection and we have a cracking card to look forward to including the Hunter Chase debut of Teaforthree (3.50) who is currently 25/1 for the Grand National at Aintree in the spring. The horse finished third behind Aurora’s Encore in the 2013 National but was not at his best in the 2014 renewal when he unseated at the Chair.
Un De Sceaux ready to step up
More to come from Dodging Bullets
Henderson allays Sprinter Sacre fears
Saphir Du Rheu aims to follow in the footsteps of Big Buck’s
Skelton Considering Risk
Sandown
Afternoon of jump racing from Ffos Las and Ayr
Jump racing this afternoon comes from Ffos Las and Ayr with an excellent BetVictor sponsored card at the latter and Mijhaar (3.10) taken to land the feature Best Odds Guaranteed at BatVictor.com Handicap Hurdle over two and a half miles. John Ferguson’s dual-purpose animal made a winning debut over timber last term before disappointing thereafter, albeit in much higher grade.