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”.
Tanya Stevenson brings her expert eye to this weekend’s thrilling horse racing action, where the jumps meetings at Newbury and Warwick take center stage. Her seasoned perspective offers keen insights into four standout selections clamoring for attention.Newbury 13:50 – Backing Kruger ParkThe race kicking off the action at Newbury at 13:50 promises excitement with Up For Parol taking up a strong market position. However, Tanya shines the spotlight on Kruger Park, a horse that consistently delivers strong performances. With only two finishes out of the top three in his last eight hurdle rides, Kruger Park is a beacon of resilience.…
The Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival promises to be a spectacle for any horse racing enthusiast. Scheduled for Thursday, March 13th, 2025, this celebrated race will kick off at 1:20 pm, marking the beginning of the third day’s thrilling action at one of the UK’s premier racing events. The race unfolds on the New Course, a venue known for capturing the storied tradition of Cheltenham with the bravado of spirited competition. Sensing the thrill of hooves thundering down the stretch, those tuning in will witness a compelling Grade 2 National Hunt hurdle race. The course spans approximately 2…
Wolverhampton hosts a thrilling evening of horse racing, with experts tipping a selection of promising contenders for each race. These selections are based on detailed analysis of form, weight, and distance, along with the horses’ recent performances. Race Analysis and Top Picks Leading the charge at 16:25 is Saturnalia. This topweight is expected to seize the race with a strong showing, suggesting an inclination to conquer the extended 1m1f track. Hot on Saturnalia’s heels are Paradoxical, English Spirit, and Finn Russell, all exhibiting remarkable recent form as C&D winners. In the 17:00 race, Queenofdestruction emerges as the filly with a…
As dawn breaks and the smell of fresh hay mingles with the mist, the racing world gears up for another thrilling day on the UK tracks. Today’s focus is on four hopefuls, each galloping into a new set of challenges and opportunities. The stage is set for excitement across Wolverhampton and Catterick, where every race promises to be a spectacle of skill and strategy. Harlington: Master of the Course First up, let’s turn our attention to Harlington, who will be gracing the Wolverhampton track at 5:30 PM. With a commendable track record here, Harlington demonstrates a natural flair for this…
Kopeck De Mee, a promising new contender in the racing scene, has made a splash with the announcement of handicap weights for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival. This five-year-old gelding, recently imported from France and now under the stewardship of acclaimed trainer Willie Mullins and owner JP McManus, is yet to make his debut on British or Irish soil. However, anticipation builds as the horse gallops towards the Coral Cup, County Hurdle, and Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle.The plunge horse, such is the moniker Kopeck De Mee has earned, captivates bettors and enthusiasts alike. This reputation stems from his new…
Irish trainer John ‘Shark’ Hanlon is poised to make a dramatic return to the world of horse racing this March. After facing a six-month suspension, Hanlon is eager to steer his horses back onto the track, reconnecting with the world he knows so well. The suspension came about following an incident where he transported a deceased horse in public view using an open trailer, a decision that led to an initial 10-month ban from the sport.However, Hanlon managed to reduce the length of this suspension through a successful appeal, cutting his ban to six months. Meeting the necessary conditions allowed…
Alex Hammond, known for her profound knowledge of the racing circuit, turned her focus to the upcoming weekend races and the glittering prospects for Cheltenham. Her keen eye falls upon Katate Dori, who recently left spectators in awe with an impressive win, as well as the somewhat lackluster performance of Hyland, who despite showing stamina, fell short in his jumping rhythm. With the race dynamics impacted by weight difference, Katate Dori carried a relatively lighter load and now faces a competitive handicap adjustment—a 12-pound rise. Meanwhile, the jury is out on whether Hyland will sharpen his jumping prowess to enhance…
The world of horse racing is vibrant and ever-evolving, and sometimes all it takes is a well-placed bet to make it even more exciting. For those eyeing potential profits and enjoying the thrill of the races, here are some stand-out bets for Wednesday. Leading the Charge: Wetherby’s Betting Picks The unmissable excitement at Wetherby Racecourse is set to capture the attention of horse racing enthusiasts. In the race under the cloudy Yorkshire skies, Bowling Buddy emerges as a promising contender. This horse has shown notable form recently, with past performances suggesting he could yet again prove his mettle. Bowling Buddy…
Paul Nicholls has once again demonstrated his exceptional skills as a trainer, securing yet another victory at the Pendil Novices’ Chase held at Kempton. Rubaud, under the tactical guidance of jockey Harry Cobden, overcame a challenging mid-race moment and ultimately prevailed, marking the 14th win for Nicholls in this particular event.The race began with Rubaud taking the lead, but it soon encountered difficulties on the second circuit of the course, with small errors allowing Imperial Saint to seize the advantage. Despite these setbacks, Rubaud responded superbly in the final stretch. A tense three-way contest emerged between Boombawn and Mark Of…
In the spirited world of UK horse racing, Gordon Elliott, a seasoned trainer, harbors hopes for the swift recovery and return of his star jockey, Jack Kennedy. Despite being laid low with yet another leg fracture, Kennedy looms large in Elliott’s plans for the bustling Cheltenham Festival. This festival is not just another race meet; it’s the hallowed ground where legends forge their legacy. Kennedy, at just 25 years of age, has already endured more bone-rattling mishaps than most, his latest being the unfortunate leg fracture in a fall at Fairyhouse this past November. While some whisper that brittle bones…