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2018 Cheltenham Gold Cup hero rolls back years for emphatic Cotswold win - Vimarsana News

2018 Cheltenham Gold Cup hero rolls back years for emphatic Cotswold win

2018 Cheltenham Gold Cup hero rolls back years for emphatic Cotswold win Colin Tizzard’s 2018 Gold Cup hero will head back to Cheltenham next month. By Press Association Saturday 6 Feb 2021, 4:34 PM Feb 6th 2021, 4:34 PM 4,019 Views 2 Comments NATIVE RIVER PUT himself back in the reckoning to regain his Cheltenham Gold Cup title with an authoritative victory in the Virgin Bet Cotswold Chase at Sandown Park Native River ridden by Richar...

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Seven Barrows trainer Nicky Henderson announces the retirement of Cheltenham Festival winner Might Bite - Vimarsana News

Seven Barrows trainer Nicky Henderson announces the retirement of Cheltenham Festival winner Might Bite

Seven Barrows trainer Nicky Henderson announces the retirement of Cheltenham Festival winner Might Bite The 12-year-old won four Grade 1 races with prize money earnings of £600,000 Liam Headd ');  '); LAMBOURN trainer Nicky Henderson has announced that RSA Chase winner Might Bite will be retiring as a race horse. The 12-year-old won a total of 10 races, which included four Group 1s, and collected just over £600,000 in prize money. He won at incredible RSA Chase race at the Cheltenham Festival in 2017 - a performance that will live long in the memory of racing fans after a dramatic conclusi...

Lostintranslation 'Boxing clever' ahead of King George V1 - Vimarsana News

Lostintranslation 'Boxing clever' ahead of King George V1

The Leader Newspaper By Andrew Atkinson Lostintranslation’s drifting odds of 8-1 for the King George V1 Chase on Boxing Day could be a Christmas cracker of a price – if proven a blip in form was due to muddy going in the Betfair Chase at Haydock Park in November – when trailing 47 lengths behind winner Bristol De Mai and Clan Des Obeaux. Trainer Colin Tizzard remains upbeat, ahead of the King George: “He seems to be in real good form, doing all core exercises. I was really pleased with him. He looks well in his coat – everything seems fine. “Hopefully all it was...