UK racing

Newcastle race 6: Clashaniska

Race 7: Penombre

Race 8: Late Arrival

Neville French had back to back wins early last year, horses tend to repeat their success 25/1 worth an each way chance

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CnC 306 wrote:

Neville French had back to back wins early last year, horses tend to repeat their success 25/1 worth an each way chance

Drifted:
5 21.40 21.30 21.90 25.30 25.40 26.30

The Game is on Wolves opener

Just no point anymore playing the horses anywhere except Port Elizabeth.

Sure the hotties here won't let us down
Phil Sue to start ATC

OK need a couple of decent priced winners to make a come back

Wolves race 3
El Hombre ew @ 10/1

Going to follow trainer Mc Aulty at Dundalk one of his runners, Tony the Gent, was supposed to be the business two runs back, maybe today at 12/1

Dave Scott wrote:

OK need a couple of decent priced winners to make a come back

Wolves race 3
El Hombre ew @ 10/1

unlucky two more strides and you would have been quids in

El Hombre 4/1 today worth ew

If you were considering ?


Last year's festival may have taken place behind closed doors, but despite the surging Omicron variant of Covid-19, Cheltenham took the positives out of Boris Johnson's announcement on Tuesday and are continuing plans for a full-capacity event.

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Prices range between £653 and £813 at the four-star Malmaison on the same night and £917 to £972 on Tuesday night, compared to £637 at the four-star Hotel Du Vin on Gold Cup night. In comparison, a night's stay at the five-star Dorchester in London is £770.

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