18-03-2019 Emma Blackburn
Noel Fehily, who announced he would retire from the saddle after riding his seventh Cheltenham Festival winner last week, will end his illustrious career at Newbury on Saturday (March 23).
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Three of New Zealand’s top riders who are based near Marlborough were among those honoured at the inauguration of Equestrian Sports New Zealand's Hall of Fame
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Like racing trainers, as their season gets underway, Britain's eventers are looking obsessively at weather forecasts. It is vital for them to get competitions in before the major events - Badminton (May 1-5) comes up pretty quickly.
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The British eventing season opened in earnest last Saturday (March 2) at Moreton in Dorset.
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The Emma Lavelle Racing stables - aka Bonita Racing Stables and currently Ogbourne Maizey's main attraction - have had dozens of visitors over the past few weeks.
Read more03-03-2019 A Correspondent
The Grade 3 William Hill Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup is becoming a Paul Nicholls benefit after the ten-time champion jumps trainer extended his domination of the feature Newbury chase to nine victories with San Benedetoon Saturday (March 2).
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The rain held off, but the clouds turned it quite dark by fifth race. The going - after the previous day's rain and some watering - was Good to Soft for Newbury Racecourse's Mencap Raceday (March 1) - and with another Emitom win, a new star may well have shown...
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Barbury basked in unseasonal sunshine on Saturday (February 23) for the rescheduled Vine & Craven Point-to-Point's eight races.
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Paul Nicholls has three potential candidates for the William Hill Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup Handicap Chase (Grade 3) in which the ten times champion jumps trainer could claim his ninth victory at Newbury on Saturday, 2 March 2019.
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Spring brings the start of the new eventing season in Europe - and it's bringing an exciting and fresh start for New Zealand eventer Jesse Campbell.
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Noel Fehily, who announced he would retire from the saddle after riding his seventh Cheltenham Festival winner last week, will end his illustrious career at Newbury on Saturday (March 23).
Tim Price & Sky Boy - with visitors reflected in the mirror Like racing trainers, as their season gets underway, Britain's eventers are looking obsessively at weather forecasts. It is vital for them to get competitions in before the major events - Badminton (May 1-5) comes up pretty quickly.
The Emma Lavelle Racing stables - aka Bonita Racing Stables and currently Ogbourne Maizey's main attraction - have had dozens of visitors over the past few weeks.
Emitom (right) on the way to win The RR Elite 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle RaceThe rain held off, but the clouds turned it quite dark by fifth race. The going - after the previous day's rain and some watering - was Good to Soft for Newbury Racecourse's Mencap Raceday (March 1) - and with another Emitom win, a new star may well have shown how bright he could shine.
Sametegal (orange/purple colours) winning 2016's Greatwood Gold Cup for Paul Nicholls & Sam Twiston-DaviesPaul Nicholls has three potential candidates for the William Hill Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup Handicap Chase (Grade 3) in which the ten times champion jumps trainer could claim his ninth victory at Newbury on Saturday, 2 March 2019.
Chelsea Pearce & Kilnaboy Buffet at Moreton The British eventing season opened in earnest last Saturday (March 2) at Moreton in Dorset.
Gold Cup presentation: Paul Nicholls & Nick Scholfield on the podiumThe Grade 3 William Hill Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup is becoming a Paul Nicholls benefit after the ten-time champion jumps trainer extended his domination of the feature Newbury chase to nine victories with San Benedetoon Saturday (March 2).
Templebraden and Zac Baker take the lead (Photo courtesy Tim Holt Photography - see below) Barbury basked in unseasonal sunshine on Saturday (February 23) for the rescheduled Vine & Craven Point-to-Point's eight races.
Jesse Campbell with eight year-old gelding DiachelloSpring brings the start of the new eventing season in Europe - and it's bringing an exciting and fresh start for New Zealand eventer Jesse Campbell.
