National Hunt Racing
In an article in the on Racing TV , british trainer Dr Richard Newland has implied that britsh nation hunt racing is in cricis due to Irish trainers especially Willie the Wizzard with his magic wand Here are some of the outragious comments that were made shown here in bold “National Hunt racing in […]
Constitution Hill Set for Punchestown Return Nicky Henderson has given a positive update on Constitution Hill’s recovery, hinting at a potential return at the Punchestown festival. The unbeaten hurdler missed the recent Champion Hurdle due to a respiratory infection diagnosed after a below-par gallop. Despite signs of improvement, he wasn’t fit for Cheltenham. However, Henderson […]
The weights for the BoyleSports Irish Grand National have just been unveiled, providing a clearer picture for the 64 entries competing in the 152nd running of this prestigious event on Easter Monday at Fairyhouse. Ash Tree Meadow leads the ratings at 159, poised to carry 11-12 if he participates. Trainer Gordon Elliott has 19 potential […]
Flat Racing
Tonight’s 5:50 PM race is a two-year-old maiden race held over a distance of 7 furlongs and 86 yards (7½f). That’s right, Roscommon holds the distinction of being the only track to host races at this specific distance so far in the season! This unique opportunity adds another layer of intrigue to the already exciting […]
City of Troy Update , “a non event really”, with some thoughts reasons and plans + Opra Singer Update In the aftermath of City Of Troy’s unexpected stall incident at the Newmarket Guineas meeting, trainer Aidan O’Brien offered a detailed analysis of the event and its implications. Speaking to Gary O’Brien of RacingTV, O’Brien reflected […]
THE QIPCO 1000 GUINEAS – FACTS AND FIGURES BACKGROUND The QIPCO 1000 Guineas is the fillies’ equivalent of the QIPCO 2000 Guineas, both of which are run over the historic Rowley Mile at Newmarket. As with the 2000 Guineas, the Classic is so named because the original prize fund was 1,000 Guineas. The youngest […]
