Gai – Official VRC Ambassador

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Gai Waterhouse an official VRC ambassador The Victoria Racing Club (VRC) has just announced Australian Racing Hall of Fame legend and Emirates Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Gai Waterhouse as an official VRC ambassador. The Racing Horse was overjoyed to hear the news, we have followed her career since 1992 and been invited to meet her … Continue reading

2017 Melbourne Cup

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The Melbourne Cup is a race full of tradition and now one of international eminence and this year I will experience this euphoric occasion and fulfil one of my life’s ambitions! It is the richest handicap in the world and sits at the pinnacle of the Australian racing calendar where the anticipation of history being created generates its … Continue reading

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

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HUGHES STARTED TRAINING RIDING A WAVE OF OPTIMISM Richard Hughes started training horses in 2015 on a wave of unconstrained optimism from virtually everyone involved in horse racing. His elitist profile not only promised instant success, he was to bring new ideas to the racing fraternity, set new benchmarks and unearth new jockey talent … Continue reading

Godolphin, Egos & Turmoil

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Backing Godolphin runners in the recent past has been profitable for us and actually paid for our 2017 MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL visit later this year. Generally speaking they are easy to read and run horses on their merits.  After the latest coup d’état and consequent deposition of the amiable John Ferguson, jockey bookings will take on … Continue reading

Worrying About Jonjo

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Jonjo O’Neill is one of the great men of National Hunt Racing and he enriches our sport. As both jockey and trainer he has reached almost every height the great sport has to offer. The dignified way he dealt with and then beat cancer was heart-warming, whilst his affinity with horses and thirst for success … Continue reading

Godolphin System

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SAEED RUNS FOUR AT NEWMARKET Saeed bin Suroor runs four horses at Newmarket and all of them have a realistic chance of winning and we advise 1pt win on each of them at best price guaranteed. Just a quick reminder to see how the trainer has been getting on since his horses overcame their … Continue reading

PACAFI (25th October 2016) Part Two

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IMPROVED OVER COURSE AND DISTANCE ON SECOND START St Malo can open his account in this as he improved to finish second of 13 at 13/2 over today’s trip at Kempton last time. He is preferred even if running to a similar level and sets the clear form standard.  ST MALO LOOKS BEST PLACED … Continue reading

PACAFI (25th October 2016) Part One

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LOOKED MORE THAN USEFUL ON DEBUT Brian The Snail is owned by his trainer and a £50,000 purchase (grey colt) out of Zebedee. He is a half-brother to 5f 2yo Listed winner Shadow Hunter (RPR 97) and looked a useful prospect in his own right when justifying market support on debut in a Pontefract … Continue reading

Godolphin System

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39.47% STRIKE-RATE FOR A 19.09pts PROFIT? The Racing Horse has been absolutely delighted with our Godolphin System and the profits that accompany it. With the trainer in form we intend to run the system until November before replacing it with another not far removed. Our intention is to seek selections from Saeed bin Suroor’s … Continue reading

Champions Day at Ascot

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Champions Day is Britain’s richest raceday with four Group 1s and £4.2m in prize-money The Racing Horse offers trends for Saturday’s racing and hopes it helps our reader find a winner. Champions Day starts with a top class stayers’ contest, and what a race to look forward to! We have the 2014 victor, Forgotten … Continue reading