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.
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.
Barbury Racecourse action...2018THIS MEETING HAS BEEN ABANDONED DUE TO THE EQUINE FLU OUTBREAK *** The second Vine & Craven point-to-point of the season takes place on Sunday (February 10) at Barbury Racecourse and the eight scheduled races, which kick-off at 11.30am, have attracted an excellent 161 strong entry.
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.
Barbury International - 2018Barbury International, which this year runs from 4th - 7th July, has a new organising team at the helm. Musketeer Event Management, which already stages Burnham Market and Houghton Internationals as well as numerous One Day Events, has taken over the reins. They are looking for a new 'title sponsor'.
ERM finale 2018: l to r - Tim Price, Chris Burton & Laura CollettThe Barbury International Horse Trials have been dropped from the 2019 programme of six venues for the Event Rider Masters televised series of competitions.
Denman, the only horse since Arkle to win the Hennessy Gold Cup twice, is to be permanently remembered at Newbury Racecourse with a specially commissioned set of gates bearing his name.
Paisley Park & Aidan Coleman enter the winner's enclosure - behind them Emma Lavelle & Andrew GemmellCheltenham Racecourse, 26 January 2019: a man is standing in the parade ring. He is a little apart from his friends. He has his back to the big screen that is showing twelve horses racing over hurdles. He is blind. He is moving slightly from foot to foot - swaying rhythmically. He is concentrating.
