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Envoi Allen easily extended his unbeaten record with an 11th successive victory under rules after his chief market rival Asterion Forlonge fell at the first fence in the Sky Bet Killiney Novice Chase at Punchestown.

Envoi Allen continues his relentless march as Dreal Deal points McNally towards Cheltenham Asterion Forlonge crashes out at the first in eagerly-anticipated Punchestown clash. By Press Association Sunday 17 Jan 2021, 2:30 PM Jan 17th 2021, 2:30 PM 2,622 Views 2 Comments Jack Kennedy on board Envoi Allen (file pic). Image: PA Image: PA ENVOI AL...

Asterion Forlonge among five to face Elliott star on Sunday. By Press Association Friday 15 Jan 2021, 12:51 PM Jan 15th 2021, 12:51 PM 2,743 Views 1 Comment Image: PA Image: PA ENVOI ALLEN WILL face five rivals when he attempts to stretch his unbeaten career record under rules to 11 in the Sky Bet Killiney Novice Chase at Punchestown. Having l...

THE STANDARD By Saturday Standard Team | January 16th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Mud walled classrooms at Pan Paper Primary School in Lugari collapsed recently leaving 780 learners without a place to study. [Standard] Bad weather, teacher shortage and challenges in enforcing social distancing are among teething problems schools are grappling with two weeks after learners resumed classes. Since the end of last week, most areas in North Rift are witnessing short rains and chilly weather that ha...

— Edith Piaf Most stories never get written. Some do, but they involve, and include, other stories. Kumar de Silva has written his story many times over; to write once more is to commit plagiarism. Yet how much of it is personal, and how much of it involves his forays outside television? This, to me, is a question as irrelevant as it is invalid. What Kumar did outside television is as pertinent as what Johnny Carson did, or Jimmy Kimmel does, outside television. Yet the life of a TV host pres...

THE STANDARD By Kevine Omollo | January 7th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Clinton Onyango, a grade three at Ogenya primary school in Nyando posses for a picture at a neighbors home where his parents are temporarily putting up on January 06, 2021, after their home was swept away by floods in January last year. [Denish Ochieng, Standard] Thirteen-year-old Clinton Onyango is a troubled boy. He has no place to call home after their house in Kajowi village, Nyando, Kisumu County, was swept away by ...

Al Boum Photo ready to go again at Tramore Updated / Thursday, 31 Dec 2020 14:03 Al Boum Photo will be looking to become the first horse since Best Mate to hat-trick of Gold Cups Willie Mullins is looking forward to seeing his dual Gold Cup hero Al Boum Photo bid for a hat-trick in the Savills New Years Day Chase at Tramore. The Bucks Boum gelding ended up running in the two-mile-five-furlong contest almost by accident two seasons ago, after sidestepping the Savills Chase at Leopardstown the p...

Savills Chase reaction: A Plus Tard cut for Cheltenham Gold Cup By Matt Brocklebank 16:03 · MON December 28, 2020 Matt Brocklebank is cautious over A Plus Tards Gold Cup claims, with another crack at the Ryanair possibly more likely at this stage. "It’s looking good for Willie Mullins as they run round the home turn,” said Leopardstown commentator Jerry Hannon. He wasn’t wrong. Kemboy and stablemate Melon had led the strongest Savills Chase field in recent memory a merry dance until tha...

By Benard Sanga | 3 months ago The minor could only remember her mother shouting, "Brakes have failed!” before the car plunged into the ocean. Photo: Courtesy. On Wednesday morning, only two issues dominated Winnie Achieng’s mind: Christmas shopping and school admission for her eight-year-old son, Gift Otieno. Six weeks ago, she relocated from Migadini Estate to Magongos Hakika and had planned to shift her son in Grade Three at Urban Hill Academy in Migadini to High Gate Academy in Magongo....

THE STANDARD By Bernard Sanga | December 25th 2020 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Winnie Achieng died after her car plunged into the Indian Ocean at the Makuoa Causeway. [Weldon Kipkemoi, Standard] On Wednesday morning, only two issues dominated Winnie Achieng’s mind: Christmas shopping and school admission for her eight-year-old son, Gift Otieno. Six weeks ago, she relocated from Migadini Estate to Magongos Hakika and had planned to shift her son in Grade Three at Urban Hill Academy in Migadini to ...