In an era when racing must strive to stand out from the crowd and attract a new, younger audience, the idea of a league competition has already been […]
Jockeys
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How Jockeys Prepare for High-Stakes Races
Jockeys are not just people perched on fast horses. They are world-class athletes who do much, much more hard work than most of us ever even think of. […]
Trainers
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Gosden Going for French Guineas Double
Field of Gold narrowly missed out on a win in the 2,000 Guineas on Saturday, finishing half a length down on Charlie Appleby’s Ruling Court. That defeat meant […]
Trainers
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Mullins, Baffert: Why Racing Punters Love a Winner
Even though it was spectacular, it probably should have been viewed as inevitable that Willie Mullins would win the British Jumps Racing Trainers’ title. There was a hope […]
Results
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1,000 Guineas 2025: Results, Runners & Prize Money
A total of 10 runners went to post for the 2025 edition of the opening fillies’ classic of the season, but only two counted in the build-up. Out […]
Results
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Kentucky Derby 2025: Results, Runners & Prize Money
The unbeaten Curlin colt Journalism topped the market for the 151st Run for the Roses. Too good for the reopposing Baeza and Citizen Bull in the Santa Anita […]
Results
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2,000 Guineas 2025: Results, Runners & Prize Money
Eleven runners went to post for the 217th edition of the opening Classic of the season. Impressive Craven Stakes winner Field Of Gold headed the market for the […]
Blog
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Galopin Back to His Best: Champs Claims Punchestown Gold
The staying chasers took centre stage on Day 2 of the Punchestown Festival, as a small but select field tackled the 3m1f and 18 fences of the Punchestown […]
Blog
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Reading the Tote Board: Live Betting Insights for the Preakness Stakes 150
In the final minutes before the Preakness Stakes 150, bettors gather around the tote board not just for entertainment and the company of like-minded people, but for insight. […]