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'I couldn't say no to an opportunity like this' - former Newbury clerk on swapping Berkshire for life in Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

'I couldn't say no to an opportunity like this' - former Newbury clerk on swapping Berkshire for life in Saudi Arabia

Trying to grow grass in the middle of a desert may sound like an unenviable assignment. Former Newbury clerk Keith Ottesen hopes he is more than up... Read More

33-1 to 3-1: once-raced juvenile the gamble of a busy Saturday at Doncaster - Vimarsana News

33-1 to 3-1: once-raced juvenile the gamble of a busy Saturday at Doncaster

There is high-class action across the afternoon but a major gamble has emerged on a once-raced juvenile at Doncaster's evening fixture, with support... Read More

Going changes to soft at the Curragh as wet day set to alter conditions across Saturday's key fixtures - Vimarsana News

Going changes to soft at the Curragh as wet day set to alter conditions across Saturday's key fixtures

A wet night at the Curragh has eased conditions to soft, yielding in places for Irish Oaks day and and further rain is expected across Britain and... Read More

'It presents challenges' - Ascot forecast worsens in Clarence House lead-up | Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'It presents challenges' - Ascot forecast worsens in Clarence House lead-up | Horse Racing News

Chepstow's meeting on Tuesday has been cancelled due to frozen ground.

Wolverhampton faces third inspection at 2pm but more jumps fixtures off | Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Wolverhampton faces third inspection at 2pm but more jumps fixtures off | Horse Racing News

"It's the strangest of times in December I've seen with watering followed by rapid cold temperatures.