Author: keith
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SILKY SMOOTH SELECTION FORMUSSELBURGH BACKERS
Fine FromMusselburgh stages the first fixture of this year’s £1.3million Sky Bet Sunday Series and there is plenty to recommend aboutSilky Wilkie MU – 6.45in the £75,000 feature event. The five-year-old has been a fantastic servant for Middleham Park Racing, posting six wins and 15 seconds from 38 outings. He has already had four runs this year…
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Rambler could rollon to Punchestown
Lucinda Russell will consider a tilt at theLadbrokes Punchestown Gold Cup with Corach Rambler following his first fence exit in the Grand National.Following a highly creditable third place finish in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the 10-year-old was well fancied by many to claim back-to-back victories in the Aintree spectacular, but parted company with Derek Fox…
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French Selections Sunday 21st
R1 AUTEUIL [L-H] C1 – PRIX THE COYOTE – 3700m (a2m1/4) – TURF – Claiming – Steeple Chase – EUR € 26,000 1. KONFINER – Won the last two starts, both claiming chases. The latest success was over 3500m on March 17th by 5L. Can get the hat-trick 2. KENAVO BAIE – Nice 2nd at…
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Big-race preview & tips: Scottish Grand National
We have tips and views from connections for the Coral Scottish Grand National at Ayr.BALLYGRIFFINCOTTAGE (Andrew Asquith)Ballygrifincottage has seemingly had his problems in the past, but he took a big step back in the right direction when narrowly beaten at Sandown last time, and some of his form earlier in his career is strong. He…
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‘Bronze’ will suffice for ‘Alaskan’ and Walden looks ‘Trixie’solid!
Alaskan Gold nb – 2.40 will not be a surprise if causing one in the eleven-runner group three Greenham Stakes over seven furlongs of ‘good to soft’ Newbury this afternoon; there has to be a good reason why prolific ‘winning machine’ trainer Karl Burke has reached for the phone and booked former multiple champion jockey…
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MAKER MADE FOR SCOTTISH NATIONAL GLORY
Fine From Git Maker AY – 3.35 can prove a real party pooper for Jamie Snowden in the Coral Scottish Grand National at Ayr. This meeting has been dominated by talk of the trainers’ championship as it builds to a crescendo, with Willie Mullins, Paul Nicholls and Dan Skelton all throwing plenty of runners at the…
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Mr Incredible set to be part ofpowerful Ayr raid fortitle-chasing Mullins
Having made it no further than The Chair in the Randox Grand National at Aintree, Mr Incredible is set to make a swift reappearance as part of Willie Mullins’ assault today’s Coral Scottish Grand National meeting at Ayr.The victory of I Am Maximus in the world’s most famous steeplechase put Mullins in pole position in…
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Dubai Turf distanceexpected to suit Nashwa
It is a brave decision by owner Imad Al Sagar to keep the multiple Group One-winning five-year-old mare in training given she is likely to be the leading light at his Blue Diamond Stud when she eventually does retire.However, he found the prospect of competing in races such as the one this weekend too hard…
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Mouth-watering clashes in Meydan
Isolate sprouted wings when stepped up to this trip for the first time in last year’s Godolphin Mile, poaching an early lead from stall two and kicking clear for a five and a half length victory. He’ll no doubt be happier back over the distance after struggling in the nine-furlong Saudi Cup in Riyadh last…