Nathanial Remains A Classy Horse
Nathanial's win in the King Edward VII Stakes last season at Royal Ascot persuaded connections to stay at 1m4f with their runner in what was an impressive performance over the middle distance trip.
For most parts of the 2011 campaign, Nathanial…
Bobs Worth pleases Henderson despite Ascot defeat
Life over fences has proved tougher for the talented Bobs Worth than it did when unbeaten over hurdles last term, but despite running a shade below public expectations trainer Nicky Henderson was delighted with his gelding's second-place finish…
Arkle Trophy set for a Scare
Sprinter Scare has been cut for the Racing Post Arkle Trophy at the Cheltenham Festival 2012 after another stunning performance in winning the Game Spirit Chase at Newbury on the rescheduled meeting that should have taken place last Saturday.
Nicky…
National punters getting stuck into Treacle
Something of a serious ante-post gamble appears to be developing on Irish hope Treacle who has been heavily backed in recent days to win the John Smith's Grand National at Aintree on April 14, writes Elliot Slater.
As big as 40/1 in places…
Whisky Camp Almost Certain To Take On Big Buck’s
It now looks almost certain that after much weighing up of the options the high-class Oscar Whisky will indeed take on the mighty Big Buck’s in the Grade 1 Ladbrokes World Hurdle on March 15 and could even head for the three-mile hurdling…
Havingotascoobydo Favourite For Centenary Novices
Havingotascoobydo heads the market for the Centenary Novices Chase this year at the Cheltenham Festival. The seven year old was denied by only a length to Ciceron last time out at Sandown over hurdles, but is expected to return to chase company…
Progressive Pete Continues On The Upgrade
Yorkshire-based trainer Malcolm Jefferson knows a good horse when he sees one and continues to produce the goods this term with the bang in-form who landed his second big prize in a row when coming out best in a gruelling renewal of the Grade…
