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Tributes to father, husband and Stratford businessman, Fred Winter  | Updated: 09:22, 05 March 2021 Fred Winter (44594450) FRED Winter, the former managing director of the Stratford family-run department store, has died aged 86. A father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Mr Winter fell ill around Christmas time with a form of dementia and died on Saturday 20th February. It was Mr Winter’s great-grandfather Frederick who created the Fred Winter store, originally situated in Stratford High Street, in 1858. Educated at Bloxham School, Mr Winter – who was born in Loxley in May 1934 ...

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 hasn't 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" The final pieces are being slotted into the Festival jigsaw. The entries for the remaining races ...

Johnny Ward: Elliott deserves punishment but he should get a break too The trainer often gave others a second chance, something he now needs himself. By Johnny Ward Wednesday 3 Mar 2021, 6:39 PM Mar 3rd 2021, 6:39 PM 12,088 Views 17 Comments Gordon Elliott: at the centre of a publicity storm. Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO GORDON ELLIOTT HAS had a week of horror you would not reasonably wish upon anyone.  He has be...

Image: PA Images GORDON ELLIOTT STRENGTHENED his hand in the four-year-old division when Teahupoo stretched his unbeaten record to three in the Norman Colfer Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle at Fairyhouse. Elliott already houses JCB Triumph Hurdle favourite Zanahiyr and the next in the betting Quilixios, and following this performance Betfair cut Teahupoo to 10-1 from 14-1 for Cheltenham. Always handy under Robbie Power, riding in his role as retained jockey for owners Robcour, the 4-9 favourite never looked in any real danger in the Grade Three affair. Willie Mullins’ newcomer Tax For Max gave...

Johnny Ward: 'Cheltenham without people will not be nearly the same' Johnny Ward has his eye on some antepost value in this year’s Triumph Hurdle. Johnny Ward By Johnny Ward Wednesday 24 Feb 2021, 8:40 AM Feb 24th 2021, 8:40 AM 3,048 Views 6 Comments Could Tritonic be the value bet for this year's Triumph Hurdle? Image: PA Image: PA I NEVER THOUGHT I’d be counting my blessings that I don’t have to go to the Cheltenham Festi...