The Wine Tipster

The Wine Tipster: “Over this distance he can break his maiden tag”

THE cold snap has deprived jump racing fans of some top-class action on the second consecutive Saturday, with Cheltenham abandoned last weekend and with no.

Nicky Henderson

Nicky Henderson Q&A – Friday 16th December 2022

AS we are all having to endure an enforced mid season break owing to this dreadful cold snap I am very happy to answer some.

Nico de Boinville

Nico de Boinville Q&A – Friday 16th December 2022

LEADING jockey and Unibet ambassador Nico de Boinville answers some of your questions from twitter I’m not convinced it was just the trip with Shishkin.

The Wine Tipster

The Wine Tipster: “Surely he will set off in front this time over his ideal trip to secure his third victory at Cheltenham”

THE Cheltenham groundstaff did a brilliant job to make racing happen today at the home of jump racing. For Saturday they have a 7.30am inspection.

Nico de Boinville

Nico De Boinville: “He is not one to underestimate. He is a horse on the up.”

13:50 Cheltenham Fantastic Lady She showed a great attitude to beat Zambella at Market Rasen over 3m on her return, finding plenty when asked, and.

Nicky Henderson

Nicky Henderson: “She’s a lovely big mare who we have always liked and I wouldn’t rule her out”

1:50 Fantastic Lady (Nico De Boinville) I was very impressed with her in a Listed race at Market Rasen last time over three miles and.

Nicky Henderson

Nicky Henderson: “He’s well clear on ratings, he should go very, very close”

CHELTENHAM – FRIDAY 12:40 Attacca (Nico De Boinville) I thought he was very good at Kempton on his hurdles debut where he warmed up nicely.

Nico de Boinville

Nico de Boinville: “He certainly has the ability to figure here”

Cheltenham 12:40pm Attacca Runner-up in what looks like a decent bumper at Warwick back in March, I was impressed by him when he won on.

Steve Jones

Steve Jones | Sandown’s Winning Posts

IF racing had any boots they’d be riddled with holes. The latest example of the sport shooting itself in the foot came, predictably, at Sandown’s.