If the bookies are to be believed, then this seven-furlong sprint should be a two-horse race, but there’s one or two down the betting that merit respect and could gatecrash the market leaders’ party.
Newmarket’s Craven meeting is crammed with quality races and usually offers a good insight into the form and prospects of some of the horses that are being aimed at the Classics later in the season.
The penultimate meeting of April at Newcastle and the Planet Sport tipsters are on the hunt for more winners on Tuesday, April 16.
It's the first day of Newmarket's Craven meeting on Tuesday, April 16 and the Planet Sport tipsters have all the weapons to help you bash the bookies.
TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson has dipped his toe into racehorse ownership with The Hawkstonian, a horse named after his own brand of beer.
Adam West is targeting a Nunthorpe repeat with sprint star Live In The Dream.
A relatively quiet day at the races is completed with a decent all-weather card at Kempton, where the last race of the night could well round off proceedings with a thrilling finale over six furlongs.
The Grand National might be behind us, but even after the Lord mayor's show there’s still plenty of National Hunt action to enjoy, not least this competitive-looking handicap hurdle from Kelso.
A Monday meeting at Windsor can mean only one thing: the bread-and butter business of the Flat season is upon us, and this handicap gives a dozen sprinters an early chance to blow away a few cobwebs.
Windsor's flat season begins on Monday afternoon with a jam-packed eight-race meeting and the Planet Sport tipsters are out in force to help you bash the bookies.
Jonbon could defend his Celebration Chase title or head to the Punchestown Festival before the season ends, after forming one half of a Grade One double for Nicky Henderson at Aintree’s Grand National
Lucinda Russell’s Corach Rambler is none the worse after his Randox Grand National title defence ended at the first fence.
There's a real feeling of after the lord mayor's show in the racing world today, but the Tipstrr camp have not rested and have feasted their eyes upon the final race of Plumpton's Sunday card.
Our resident trends analyst Andrew of Fiosrach has done it again, crowning a stellar Aintree Festival by tipping two 40/1 outsiders, both of whom made the each-way frame in the Grand National.
Planet Sport tipsters delved into a promising card at Hereford on Sunday, April 14.
I Am Maximus was an emphatic winning favourite of the Randox Grand National, storming clear of his rivals to give the all-conquering Willie Mullins a second victory in the Aintree showpiece.
Freshness was the order of the day as Strong Leader landed a telling blow in the JRL Group Liverpool Hurdle at Aintree.
Brighterdaysahead proved appropriately named when a bloodless winner of the Turners Mersey Novices’ Hurdle at Aintree.
After the Lord Mayor’s show of the Grand National, the Maghull Novices' Chase nevertheless usually delivers a high-quality Grade 1, with the likes of Jonbon and Shishkin among its recent winners.
After all the build-up, the big race is finally upon us and our friends at Tipstrr have run their numbers to provide us with their top five selections to land the Aintree Grand National.
As we look forward to Grand National Day’s showpiece, the Liverpool Hurdle rarely fails to deliver a race that acts as the perfect warm-up act ahead of the main event an hour later.
