Category: Cheltenham

Royal Kahala runs in the Grade 2 Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham, one group of people will be squinting harder at their television set than any other. The six-year-old is owned by the Winning Ways Starlet Syndicate, who came together to buy the filly back in 2019 before seeing her shoot to stardom in the […]

The Cheltenham Festival is only a week away and this year there is a new race set to be hotly contested on Friday, March 19 and that’s The Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase. In honour of the greatest mares to have ever graced the Cheltenham turf, the winning trophy has been specially designed and commissioned […]

Even though The Cheltenham Festival 2021 will be a little different this year, we are pleased to bring you our official Preview Magazine.  The magazine includes an exclusive interview with dual Gold Cup-winning jockey Paul Townend, written by his friend and fellow jockey Patrick Mullins. Ahead of the four days of racing, Barry Geraghty told […]

Support for Rachael Blackmore to be crowned the first female champion jockey at the Cheltenham festival next week has started to pick up pace.   Champion Hurdle favourite Honeysuckle (9/4) and Gold Cup contender A Plus Tard (5/1) look set to feature on a stellar book of rides for the jockey who is now being […]

BoyleSports Horse Racing Ambassador Robbie Power enjoyed success on Saturday afternoon at Navan as the Dermot McLoughlin-trained prospect Santa Rossa landed the Mares’ Maiden Hurdle in fine style. The 7-year-old daughter of Jeremy won by a wide margin of ten lengths as the 10/11 favourite with Cathmart Desjy, a full sister to Grade One winner Felix Desjy, back in […]

Appreciate It and Energumene have big chances on day one. Monkfish is the standout in Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase. Usual strong representation for Weatherbys Champion Bumper – a race the trainer has won on a record 10 occasions. Willie Mullins looks to have a particularly strong hand in the novice races at The Festival™ supporting […]

Two-time Grand National Winner Tiger Roll has been withdrawn from this year’s race due to his handicap mark. The 2018 and 2019 champion was on route to win the race again and was vying for favouritism at 14/1 to complete the famous hat-trick but the dream is no longer an option. Michael O’Leary’s Gigginstown Stud […]