The prestigious BoyleSports Lockinge Stakes at Newbury has racing enthusiasts eagerly anticipating a thrilling Group One contest. With eight formidable runners gearing up for the mile-long race, fans expect a day filled with excitement and drama. This historic course in Berkshire has a legacy of showcasing unforgettable performances, and this year’s race sets the stage for a captivating showdown. Rosallion: The Rising Star Rosallion, trained by Richard Hannon, commands attention as the race’s favorite. Following his triumphant victory in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot, all eyes are on him as he makes a return to the tracks.…
Author: James Dooley
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 excitement continues in the heart of horse racing country with a thrilling Saturday of action at Newbury and Newmarket. Both tracks promise to light up the racing world, and we’ve got some standout contenders ready to leave their mark. Each choice is grounded in a blend of past performances, current form, and race nuances. Newbury 12:50 – Sunway At Newbury, we begin with the Group 3 Aston Park Stakes over a demanding 1m4f distance. Our eyes are on Sunway, a horse that’s as tricky as they come to get a win out of, yet one brimming with potential. Last…
In a thrilling display on the turf at York, Kon Tiki, the promising daughter of Night Of Thunder, preserved her unbeaten record by clinching victory in the Listed Sky Bet Fillies’ Stakes. This race marked her successful transition from the all-weather tracks of Wolverhampton and Kempton to the grassy arenas, showcasing her adaptability and vast potential.Kon Tiki Overcomes The OddsDespite drifting in the betting markets, Kon Tiki delivered a standout performance. Trained by the astute Jane Chapple-Hyam, she had already raised eyebrows with her wins on artificial surfaces. However, the true test lay on the turf, a challenge she embraced…
Beneath the expansive Yorkshire sky, the 2025 Yorkshire Cup climaxed with Rebel’s Romance etching his name in the annals of racing history, winning by a head. The bay was a picture of determination, thundering down the stretch in a tightly packed field, his mane flying as he edged out Epic Poet in this breathtaking spectacle.The Quirky Pace and Tactics UnveiledThe suit and sound of York’s Dante Festival provided an extraordinary setting for this year’s Cup. Against a backdrop of eager anticipation, the race began under bright sunshine that highlighted the vibrant silks flying by. Onlookers witnessed an unusual, almost leisurely…
Charlie Appleby’s well-traveled champion, Rebel’s Romance, made a triumphant return to home turf as he valiently secured the Boodles Yorkshire Cup with a commanding performance. Though the seven-year-old gelding has made only a limited number of appearances in Britain, his presence has been felt globally, having clinched significant wins in various prestigious races worldwide, notably with two triumphs in the Breeders’ Cup Turf. Earlier this year, Rebel’s Romance seized victory in Qatar but encountered a setback with a fourth-place finish in the Sheema Classic at Meydan. Undeterred, he entered the Yorkshire Group Two race at 11-10 odds, eager to establish…
Horse racing is woven into the very fabric of the UK, transcending the mere spectacle of sport. It’s more than just a day at the races; it’s entwined with the rhythms of rural life and the ticking of agricultural calendars. Tracks like Hexham and Kelso serve more than sporting arenas; they’re community institutions, places where farmers and families gather amidst their rolling landscapes, turning race days into celebrations of local culture.From the confluence of rural communities with these racing events to the alignment of spring festivals with lambing or winter jump racing that patiently endures the frost, racing integrates seamlessly…
Horse racing is woven into the very fabric of the UK, transcending the mere spectacle of sport. It’s more than just a day at the races; it’s entwined with the rhythms of rural life and the ticking of agricultural calendars. Tracks like Hexham and Kelso serve more than sporting arenas; they’re community institutions, places where farmers and families gather amidst their rolling landscapes, turning race days into celebrations of local culture.From the confluence of rural communities with these racing events to the alignment of spring festivals with lambing or winter jump racing that patiently endures the frost, racing integrates seamlessly…
Horse racing is woven into the very fabric of the UK, transcending the mere spectacle of sport. It’s more than just a day at the races; it’s entwined with the rhythms of rural life and the ticking of agricultural calendars. Tracks like Hexham and Kelso serve more than sporting arenas; they’re community institutions, places where farmers and families gather amidst their rolling landscapes, turning race days into celebrations of local culture.From the confluence of rural communities with these racing events to the alignment of spring festivals with lambing or winter jump racing that patiently endures the frost, racing integrates seamlessly…
Horse racing is woven into the very fabric of the UK, transcending the mere spectacle of sport. It’s more than just a day at the races; it’s entwined with the rhythms of rural life and the ticking of agricultural calendars. Tracks like Hexham and Kelso serve more than sporting arenas; they’re community institutions, places where farmers and families gather amidst their rolling landscapes, turning race days into celebrations of local culture.From the confluence of rural communities with these racing events to the alignment of spring festivals with lambing or winter jump racing that patiently endures the frost, racing integrates seamlessly…
The Boodles Yorkshire Cup Stakes, the crown jewel of the final day at the Dante Festival, was a spectacular affair, showcasing the prowess of Charlie Appleby’s stout-hearted Rebel’s Romance. Racing fans had gathered with bated breath as the mile and three-quarter race promised thrills and displayed the indomitable spirit characteristic of horse racing.The Race UnfoldsAidan O’Brien’s entry, Continuous, kicked off the event, pacing along confidently as he led the pack with jockey Ryan Moore in the saddle. Close on his heels was Rebel’s Romance, tackling the extra distance with an impressive gait. As they navigated the course, Sweet William held…