Horse Racing Betting Blog – Stories from the Races
The internet is awash with horse racing betting blogs, information, and tips pages. Here we aim to bring you something different, a healthy blend of previews and betting tips for horse racing, combined with the thought pieces and articles that offer you an external and wider perspective on the world of horse racing. We have a team of experts who are regularly doing the rounds throughout the UK looking to bring you the very best in terms of write-ups and predictions on a regular basis. If you’re a punter that loves to use online sports betting sites to make horse racing bets, then you’ve definitely come to the right place, and we think you’ll feel right at home! Read More
Spectator Hopes Dashed by Boris Johnson
Glorious Goodwood should have welcomed up to 5,000 spectators as part of the government’s plans to pilot spectators returning to sporting events. Sports including football, cricket and horse racing have taken place without crowds since the coronavirus outbreak, and the government have outlined how they intend to introduce spectators gradually. However, due to regional increases in the number of COVID-19 cases, this has been put on hold.
15 Test Positive for Coronavirus at Del Mar
Officials from Del Mar confirmed the number of jockeys affected and stated that none of the riders showed any symptoms and that they would self-isolate at home. The medical director at the San Diego epidemiology […]
Aiden O’Brien Takes Derby Record Thanks to Serpentine
Aidan O’Brien trained Serpentine created a huge shock by winning the Epsom Derby, a record eighth time that a horse trained by O’Brien has taken the Derby. Ridden by Emmet McNamara, who had not ridden a winner for 260 days, Serpentine finished five-and-a-half lengths clear of the field.
Triple Winner at Ascot for Frankie Dettori
Royal Ascot may have been devoid of any atmosphere with the meeting taking place behind closed doors, but the action on the famous course was as thrilling as ever. Dettori’s win on the Jessica Harrington-trained […]
Kameko and Love Star as Racing Returns to Britain
British horseracing finally resumed in the UK at the weekend, and it was a worthwhile wait for jockey Oisin Murphy who claimed his first Classic win with Kameko. The 10/1 shot won by a neck over the Aidan O’Brien-trained Wichita (15-2), setting a new track record time of 1min 34.72 seconds. Heavily backed Pinatubo (5-6) finished third, one and a quarter lengths back.