Author: James Dooley

James Dooley is a UK entrepreneur who founded British Racecourses because of his love for horse racing. James Dooley Entrepreneur Who Owns Racehorses James owns 14 racehorses through Dooley Thoroughbreds, so he understands all aspects of horse racing, from wagering bets, and booking jockeys to sourcing the best horse racing trainers. James is the younger brother of David Dooley, who was voted the “Best Horse Racing Tipster in the UK”.

The vibrant racing scene in Hong Kong is all set to shine at Happy Valley this Wednesday, and there’s plenty for punters to sink their teeth into. With a nine-race card on offer, seasoned race analyst Jim McGrath has handpicked three thoroughbreds that raise expectations and could lead your bets to victory. Amazing Award Eyes Maiden Triumph Kicking off the action, we look at the Class 4 handicap at 12.10. Although Zac Purton’s solid contender Beauty Alliance is likely to catch the eyes of many, our focus steers towards David Eustace’s Amazing Award. This four-year-old, although yet to break his…

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The Ayr racecourse is set to host an exciting lineup this Tuesday, and we’ve got the insights you need for a day full of thrilling races. With experience that spans decades in the horse racing scene, let’s dive into the chosen contenders for each race and why they’re tipped to make an impression.13:00 – Ayiko: On the RiseIn the opening event, keep your eyes on Ayiko. This promising hurdler chased home a horse from the prestigious Willie Mullins stable in his recent outing at Fairyhouse. His performance there suggested he’s moving in the right direction, and with a bit of…

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The Turners Novices’ Hurdle is poised to spark the excitement of racing fans as it kicks off the second day of the illustrious Cheltenham Festival in 2025. This year, the race promises to be a thrilling spectacle with a robust lineup featuring British hopefuls ready to take on the formidable Irish contenders. Gearing Up for the Showdown March 12th, 2025, is a day to mark on your calendar, as this is when the Turners Novices’ Hurdle unfolds at Cheltenham. Scheduled to burst from the gates at 1:20 PM, this race over 2 miles and 5 furlongs is one that never…

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Under the cool guidance of Adam Farragher, Villalobos stamped his authority on the mile handicap at Kempton Park, galloping home with a decisive one and a half-length victory. For Simon Hodgson, the Hampshire trainer behind this triumph, it marked the end of a five-month drought, his first win since August at Salisbury. Villalobos, the gallant gelding, made every stride count, sending cheers through the Sunbury course with his commanding performance at odds of 25-1.Villalobos’s win was a milestone not just for Hodgson, but also for jockey Adam Farragher, heralding his first win of 2025 following the successes of his 2024…

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As the final day of the Cheltenham Festival 2025 dawns, the anticipation reaches a crescendo with the Triumph Hurdle taking center stage. A prestigious challenge designed for juvenile competitors, this race provides the ultimate test of skill and stamina for four-year-olds.The runners will face eight formidable hurdles over the demanding 2-mile and one-furlong stretch of the New Course, promising a fierce battle from the starting gate to the finish line. Expect the young athletes to be “thundering down the stretch” as they vie for victory in this esteemed event.Triumph Hurdle 2025 Date and TimeThe Triumph Hurdle is set to ignite…

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Last Saturday unfolded as a memorable afternoon for horse racing enthusiasts at Taunton, marked by a plethora of striking moments and a bustling crowd. The day’s events started with a maiden hurdle, where Just A Rose, under the guidance of jockey Freddie Gingell, delivered a thrilling performance. The Paul Nicholls-trained mare was a commanding presence throughout the race, hinting at a promising future. Maiden and novice hurdles at Taunton track are renowned for nurturing champions, with past participants like JPR One and Golden Ace rising to top-level success. Observing Just A Rose’s impressive stride, one might speculate she will one…

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The Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase, an eagerly anticipated Grade 1 race, is gearing up to test both young and experienced equine stars at the Cheltenham Festival. Set for a dramatic meeting on March 12th, 2025, the race promises to be fiercely competitive with a strong field anticipated for this historical racing event. The Field and Course Details With the intermediate-distance novice chase removed from the schedule, this year’s Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase will likely see an expanded field. The Old Course at Cheltenham, lined with a demanding 19 fences over a stretch of 3 miles and half a furlong, offers…

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As we saddle up for Trials Day at Cheltenham this Saturday, there’s more than just a hint of excitement in the cold January air. This significant date on the racing calendar has been a reliable barometer for future success at the Cheltenham Festival over the years. With a track record of finding winners, Trials Day is a testing ground where the hopefuls and their trainers bank on creating some magic ahead of March’s grand event. Trials Day: A Breeding Ground for Festival Champions When one looks back over the past decade, Trials Day has proven to be a rich hunting…

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In a thrilling turn of events at the historic Savoy Hotel in central London, equine excellence from the 2024 racing season was celebrated during the Longines World Racing Awards. For the first time since 2019, and only the fifth time in the award’s 22-year history, a tie emerged in the race for the coveted title of Longines World’s Best Racehorse. This year, the honor was shared by two remarkable contenders: City of Troy and Laurel River, both achieving the pinnacle rating of 128. It’s a testament to the fierce competition and outstanding performances seen in the racing world.City of Troy,…

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In a thunderous display of youthful talent, Shadow Of Light has galloped to the pinnacle of two-year-old racing, seizing the crown as the Champion Two-Year-Old of 2024. Under the adept training of Charlie Appleby, this young colt has danced his way to two prestigious victories, leaving the racing world buzzing with excitement. Shadow Of Light, the promising progeny of Lope De Vega, made a dazzling entrance at Newmarket in the Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes, exhibiting not just speed, but an unyielding spirit. Then came the nail-biting Darley Dewhurst Stakes, where Shadow Of Light etched his name in history, becoming one…

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