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A look at Monday’s racing at Windsor, Carlisle and Leicester
Preview: Thursday’s racing sees a great evening card at Sandown
Wednesday’s interests on the cards at Cartmel, Newton Abbot and Kempton
Saturday’s racing at Haydock, Goodwood, Beverley and Catterick
Friday’s racing at Haydock and Goodwood
Saturday’s racing at Ascot, Haydock, and Nottingham
Thursday’s racing at Chester, Wincanton, and Newton Abbot
Tiggy Wiggy set for Royal Ascot
Power suffers setback
Wednesday’s Racing at Newmarket and Cheltenham
Saturday’s racing at Haydock, Newton Abbot, and Carlisle
A full preview of Fridays racecard at Newbury
Wednesday’s racing
Tuesday’s racing
Aintree run for New One
No Cleeve for At Fishers Cross
Value Rater Weekend Review #12
Leicester and Wetherby up against the weather
Saturdays Racing viewed by Charlie
Form Reading Vs The Statistical Approach (Part 5).
The New One ready for Haydock Trial
Kilgeel Hill can continue progression at Haydock
Today’s feature action comes from Haydock, where Kilgeel Hill (3.10) can continue his progressive profile in the novices’ hurdle over two and a half miles. Last year’s renewal saw Urban Hymn lay a marker down for the upcoming festivals and Oliver Sherwood’s son of Oscar can do likewise after his impressive victory earlier this month at Leicester.
Cracking mile handicap the highlight at all-weather Kempton card
Pre-Christmas treat with Newbury jumps card
Value Rater Weekend Review #4
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.