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Dave Nevison's horse racing tips: No scruples about Propriety at Musselburgh By Dave Nevison@nevisondave Wed 28 Apr 2021 Our website tipster Dave Nevison thinks three horses with more to offer can strike at Musselburgh and Chelmsford. Enjoy further Flat action from Redcar and the third day of the Punchestown Festival live on Racing TV and Racing TV Extra. Here are three lightly-raced types who are in very good hands – and who can hopefully improve past exposed rivals. This lightly-raced filly might never live up to the aspirations of her pedigree and £1.2 million price tag, but she looks ...

UPDATED 10:13PM, APR 14 2021 After a frenetic opening session, intensity levels settled down a touch on day two of the Tattersalls Craven Sale, with the market headed by 14 six-figure two-year-olds. The most expensive offering sold on Wednesday was signed for by Alastair Donald, who went to 240,000gns for a colt from the debut crop of bullet sprinter Caravaggio. The Yeomanstown Stud-consigned colt is a half-brother to Group 2 Herbert Power Stakes runner-up Wall Of Fire, and is out of a daughter of Galileo and Cherry Hinton Stakes winner Jewel In The Sand. "He's been bought for a new Ho...

WE NEED RIVALRIES, TRIBALISATION AND PLAYERS TO SPEAK THEIR MINDS Rugby League’s showpiece and biggest success in the sport’s history is the State of Origin that is built on a battleground mentality of ‘mate against mate’ and ‘state versus state’. AFL, NRL, football (soccer) and The Ashes are all built on the passion for one’s team or nation against the other who supporters have some hatred for. It drives competition and instils passion into the sport. Racing needs more Joe Pride’s, a man who speaks his mind and isn’t afraid to stir the pot all in the name of sparking intere...

THE world’s first preserved railway, currently closed by Covid-19 pandemic lockdown rules, has come up with a novel solution to reach people in their homes. ‘If you are unable to visit us, we will come to you’ is the message from Talyllyn Railway at Tywyn in Mid Wales, which is now providing live personal virtual tours for enthusiasts needing a ‘railway fix’. The railway, which celebrates its 70th birthday this year, offers tours to suit all needs. There are museum tours, an in depth look at Thomas the Tank Engine creator Rev Wilbert Awdry’s study, a general tour which takes...

Brighton, Bangor, Portsmouth and Leeds are the top places to be a buy-to-let landlord, research from CIA Landlords has revealed.  Ranked at the bottom of the table is St Albans, with the poorest prospects for landlords this year, with some potentially making a loss of more than £700 a month. Only six locations in London remain profitable, with the majority of boroughs losing money. The research also reveals that profitability in the Capital has nearly halved since January 2020, amid a major exodus during the pandemic. Brighton remains the most profitable place to be a landlord for the secon...