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CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 4)

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 4)The CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL (DAY 4) WINNERS can be found HERE! TRIUMPH HURDLE 11/12: At least 1 previous run that season (92%) 11/12: Ran within last 48 days (92%) COUNTY HANDICAP HURDLE 12/12: At least 1 previous win over ...read more

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 3)

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 3)The CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL (DAY 3) WINNERS can be found HERE! MARES NOVICES HURDLE 10/10: Aged 5 or 6yo (100%) 9/10: At least 2 runs that season (90%) 9/10: At least 1 win that season (90%) 9/10: ...read more

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 2)

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 2)The CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL (DAY 2) WINNERS can be found HERE! TURNERS NOVICES HURDLE 12/12: At least 1 win that season (100%) 12/12: Rated 146 or higher (100%) 12/12: At least 2 runs over hurdles (100%) 12/12: ...read more

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 1)

CHELTENHAM Festival Winners (Day 1)The CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL (DAY 1) WINNERS can be found HERE! SUPREME NOVICES HURDLE 12/12: At least 2 runs that season (100%) 12/12: At least 2 previous wins over 15-17 furlongs (100%) 12/12: At least 2 runs over ...read more

Better to plough your own furrow

Better to plough your own furrowBob Dylan once remarked, “Chaos is a friend of mine.” In the context of his art and worldview, the sentiment makes perfect sense. At The Racing Horse, our philosophy is different. In our day‑to‑day work, mathematics ...read more

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