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Whether it's the Cheltenham Festival, the Grand National, Royal Ascot or the big races on a Saturday, Timeform's top stable of writers have it covered with expert tips and analysis.
BIG-RACE PREVIEWS
HORSE RACING FEATURES - PREVIEWS
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Hot To Trot: In-form Honeyball can keep up the good work
Here are three trainers whose runners are worth watching out for.
By Timeform,
12 January 2020View -
Analysing how the big trainers fare in January
Andrew Asquith examines the records of some of Britain's leading trainers.
By Andrew Asquith,
11 January 2020View
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The Becher Chase: Pinpointing a National route
Ahead of Saturday’s Becher Chase, Nick Seddon takes a look at the significance of the race in terms of testing the Grand National credentials of a horse, and highlights an ideal contender for the race.
By Nick Seddon,
02 December 2018View -
Irish Preview: Three for Jade?
Andrew Asquith previews the racing at Fairyhouse on Sunday, which features three Grade 1s, including the Hatton's Grace Hurdle.
By Andrew Asquith,
01 December 2018View -
Hot To Trot: No stopping Johnston
Andrew Asquith identifies three trainers who are in good form at present and picks out some interesting horses that may run for them in the next few days.
By Andrew Asquith,
01 December 2018View -
Fighting Fifth Preview: He who d'Airs, wins
Andrew Asquith previews the Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle on Saturday, which is shaping up to be a fantastic renewal, and picks out his best bet.
By Andrew Asquith,
27 November 2018View -
The jumps jigsaw: Putting it all together
Adam Houghton considers the many pieces of the puzzle – including ground, positioning and judgement of pace – that dictate how a horse will fare in a race over jumps, and uses the sum of their parts to pick out an 8/1 selection for Saturday’s Ladbrokes Trophy at Newbury.
By Adam Houghton,
25 November 2018View -
Hot To Trot: Gosden's year rolls on
Andrew Asquith identifies three trainers who are in good form at present and picks out some interesting horses that may run for them in the next few days.
By Andrew Asquith,
24 November 2018View
