Good morning all,
As expected, horse racing behind closed doors ceased quickly across the Irish Sea and I doubt we will be seeing the sport in the next month either.
Time then to take a trip down memory lane to look at some of the legends of the turf and that’s what I will be doing in this week’s piece.
Read More »Down Memory Lane – Sea PigeonGood morning all,
I hope this article finds you all safe and well, and hopefully not moving much from the confines of your own home, as Boris has told us that staying in is the new going out. If it helps defeat this wretched virus quicker and we can get back to some semblance of normal life, then I'm all for it.
As promised, I'll write once a week, and you'll see the first of my articles tomorrow, but as a bonus, my good lady will also do a weekly article on her favourite racing topics – pedigrees and bloodstock. She has been a little reluctant but with so much time on her hands, she has finally been persuaded! I hope you enjoy her articles over the coming weeks.
Read More »The Good Lady Speaks…Good morning all,
Once more around the block then, and then we can all go home! As ever, my feet are now starting to hurt but it has been a fantastic week, great racing, good to catch up with friends you've not seen for a year, and the odd winner along the way!
Tomorrow – no video, no time to record one, it will be selections only, just for the one week.
Read More »Cheltenham Gold Cup DayGood morning all,
It’s Spring! I know it doesn’t feel like it. This wet and windy winter just doesn’t want to end.
We are just eight days from the most famous roar in sport – the ‘Cheltenham roar’ – that signals the start of another Cheltenham Festival.
In this week’s article I’m going to look at Saturday's Imperial Cup and two races from day one of the festival from a trend’s perspective.
You can find all the trends along with a Wetherby tip inside.
Anyway, have great week and enjoy the read.
Read More »Wetherby Tip & Cheltenham Festival Trends