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Reviews of horse races and jumps races including the Cheltenham Festival, Grand National meeting and Punchestown Festival.

What did we learn from the Cheltenham November Meeting 2017?

A look back at the Cheltenham November meeting 2017 from Graham Richards. An exciting 3 days with lots of quality on display but what...

Saturday 25 January 2017 Review by Stopwatch Racing

Kempton Hurdlers: At Kempton, Master Blueyes & River Wylde both put up very decent, but probably slightly short of top class, performances. River Frost (who...

LOOK BACK

Leopardstown February 8th Yielding (Yielding to soft in places) PETITE PARISIENNE created something of a surprise when getting the better of Kalkir. However, there...

Trials Weekend – Review

Sunday 25th January Leopardstown UN DE SCEAUX made all the running to win the Irish Arkle with plenty in hand. On this occasion, he...

Horse racing review – Saturday 1 November

Saturday 1 November - Horse racing review Wetherby The Charlie Hall Chase run over, according to Timeform, two-miles, seven-furlongs and one-hundred and seventeen yards, developed into...

LOOK BACK – WEEKEND ACTION 25/26 OCTOBER

25 October - AINTREE Handicap Hurdle 2m1f Good Despite being a strong stayer on the flat EAGLE PEAK appears best over two-miles or...

Cheltenham Showcase 18th October – LOOK BACK

3m1½f Old Good To Soft Novice Hurdle Vivaldi Collonges attempted to make all in the opening event. He was far from fluent on several occasions...

Book Review – Paul Ferguson’s “Jumpers To Follow”

At the first sign of morning frost, National Hunt fans know that the better quality jumping action is just around the corner, and there’s...

Weekend Thoughts: Review of 1st and 2nd March 2014

Good ground at Doncaster. The first two races were won respectively by Victor Hewgo and Mayfair Minx. Both won easily appreciating the ground underhoof....

Weekend Thoughts 22nd and 23rd February 2014

The going at Chepstow was heavy. Monkey Kingdom held on grimly in the opener to land something of a gamble. The form looks modest...