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How times change.

RACING CENTRAL: Green and gold out to claim Festival spots 2022-01-28

A relatively quiet week – I’m talking about the racing, remember that? – enables this column to focus a bit more than has been hitherto possible on the developi

A relatively quiet week – I’m talking about the racing, remember that? – enables this column to focus a bit more than has been hitherto possible on the developi

Nube Negra will not run again before the Queen Mother Champion Chase after failing to meet expectations at Sandown on Saturday.

Nube Negra will not run again before the Queen Mother Champion Chase after failing to meet expectations at Sandown on Saturday.

By Ashley Iveson, PA 2021-12-07

Bradford trainer Sue Smith, inset, has another runner at Aintree today. Main pic: PA BRADFORD-based trainer Sue Smith has another horse running in todays racing at Aintree on day two of the Grand National meeting. Mrs Smith, who is based at Craiglands Farm in High Eldwick, is teaming up once again with jockey Ryan Mania in the 4.05pm Randox Topham Handicap Chase. Her ten year old racer Ravenhill Road will be in the running in what looks set to be a wide open race, and is in good form aft...

Cheltenham Festival Tips: Four handicap suggestions at double figure odds With the weights now published, David Cleary sifts through the nine Festival handicaps in search of value... "The Betfair Hurdle form hasnt yet been tested but it looks potentially very strong. The first two were progressive novices, the race was run at a true gallop in a good time and there were no obvious hard-luck stories. Third home, running his best race, was Edwardstone, and he looks worth an interest in the County...

12.40 Get Your Ladbrokes £1 Free Bet Novices’ Hurdle (2m) THIRD TIME LUCKI was faultless over hurdles on his opening two starts of the season and earmarked himself as one of the most exciting novices from Dan Skelton’s yard in the 2020-21 campaign. He was beaten into second on his step up Grade 2 company at Cheltenham last month, however, the front two that day were a long way clear of the rest of the field. Flic Ou Voyou from Paul Nicholls’ stable is the obvious danger, but i...