We hope that you all took our advice with Collin Morikawa winning the Open Championship. Our pre-tournament advice was 33/1 so that was a nice return. Today is the start of the 3M Open and visit our site to see who we advise today. We have one selection each from Vaal in South Africa, NewburyContinue reading “We have a selection on our website for Limerick today. One from Newbury and one for Vaal, South Africa.”
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Aidan O’Brian targets the Group 1 Races at Goodwood
Aidan O’Brien could saddle a three-pronged assault in his bid for a sixth victory in the Qatar Sussex Stakes at Goodwood. It is 21 years since the popular Giant’s Causeway provided the Ballydoyle handler with his first win in the prestigious Group One contest, a success he still recalls fondly two decades on. The record-breakingContinue reading “Aidan O’Brian targets the Group 1 Races at Goodwood”
Robbie Power to have back surgery and will miss the Galway Festival
Robbie Power has confirmed he will not be riding at next week’s Galway festival due to upcoming surgery on an old back injury. A former Grand National winning jockey, Power tweeted on Monday that he hoped to be back riding for the Listowel Festival in September. “Unfortunately I have to undergo surgery this week onContinue reading “Robbie Power to have back surgery and will miss the Galway Festival”
We have a selection on our website for Ballinrobe today. One from Beverley and one for Greyville, South Africa.
We hope that you all took our advice with Collin Morikawa winning the Open Championship. Our pre-tournament advice was 33/1 so that was a nice return. Visit our website to view today’s selections “Just push the button”
Success for Morikawa at The Open
We hope that followers of Yeowsa took our advice and stuck with Collin Morikawa, who is the new Open Champion and he intends to take a breather and drink in the history of his achievement – but he will let his caddie choose what gets put in the Claret Jug. We advised him at 33/1Continue reading “Success for Morikawa at The Open”
Hurricane Lane backs up his Irish Derby win by winning the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp
Hurricane Lane backed up his Irish Derby victory with a majestic display to win the Grand Prix de Paris at ParisLongchamp. The Charlie Appleby-trained colt may only have got up close home to deny Lone Eagle at the Curragh, but there was no doubting his superiority in the Group One on Bastille Day. William BuickContinue reading “Hurricane Lane backs up his Irish Derby win by winning the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp”
Limit of 1000 spectators per day at upcoming Galway Races
The Galway Races Summer Festival will be limited to a crowd of 1,000 spectators a day. The track had hoped to welcome up to 5,000 racegoers on each day of the week-long fixture from Monday 26 July to Sunday 1 August, which includes the Tote Galway Plate and Guinness Galway Hurdle, having submitted a detailedContinue reading “Limit of 1000 spectators per day at upcoming Galway Races”
The Scottish Open all set to begin at The Renaissance Club
Lucas Herbert was exceptional in last week’s Irish Open, helping Australia claim an impressive double victory as Cam Davies captured the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit. The tour will now receive a healthy dose of razzmatazz ahead of next week’s Open Championship, with many of the world’s best players angling to finesse their links skillsContinue reading “The Scottish Open all set to begin at The Renaissance Club”
Andrew Balding’s Alcohol Free set to clash for the third time this season against Aidan O’Brien’s Mother Earth
With the score currently standing at one each, Alcohol Free and Mother Earth will clash for the third time this season in the Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket. Aidan O’Brien’s Mother Earth came out on top when winning the 1000 Guineas, but Andrew Balding’s Alcohol Free levelled up in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot.Continue reading “Andrew Balding’s Alcohol Free set to clash for the third time this season against Aidan O’Brien’s Mother Earth”
Broome wins the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud is smart fashion
Broome sealed a fine weekend for Aidan O’Brien as he secured a first Group One victory with an all-the-way success in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud at the Parisian track. Fourth in the 2019 Derby at Epsom, Broome was limited to just two outings last year but has undergone a renaissance this term, winning threeContinue reading “Broome wins the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud is smart fashion”
