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 Cheltenham Gold Cup stands as a spectacle like no other, the crown jewel of the vibrant Cheltenham Festival, where you can hear the pounding of hooves echo through the Cotswolds. As we edge closer to the event, it’s time to mark your calendars. The date to remember is Friday, March 14th, 2025. This year, the race is slated to commence at 4:00 PM sharp, offering a thrilling conclusion to the four-day festival.Set on Cheltenham’s New Course, the Gold Cup is a grueling 3 miles and 2½ furlongs, challenging the guts and stamina of both horse and rider as they…

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Curious about the Cheltenham Festival 2025 schedule? This prestigious event in the equine world gallops into Gloucestershire with world-class horse racing that promises to quicken the pulse over four thrilling days. The festival unfolds from Tuesday, March 11th to Friday, March 14th, with gates opening at 10:30 each morning. Whether you’re a seasoned punter or taking your first plunge into the racing experience, you’re in for a treat as each day kicks off with the first race at 13:20 and wraps up with the final race at 17:20. Day 1: The Opening Gallop Champion Day sets the stage, featuring the…

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For horse racing enthusiasts looking to make their mark in betting, selecting the right horses can make all the difference. Today, we delve into the equine action at Plumpton, Catterick, and Wolverhampton, offering insights into four standout contenders for a Lucky 15 bet.Understanding the Lucky 15 BetThe Lucky 15 bet is a favorite among seasoned horseracing punters, combining skill and fortune in one dynamic package. Comprising 15 bets across four choices in different events, it includes four singles, six doubles, four trebles, and a fourfold accumulator. This type of bet allows for returns with a single win, while incentives offered…

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For those tuned into the rhythmic symphony of hooves drumming down the track, today’s six key race meetings offer a tantalizing array of challenges and triumphs on the horizon. Whether you’re swelling with anticipation or calculating odds with a trainer’s precision, the following guide will walk you through the most promising names we see rising amidst the racing earth of the UK this season. Naas 4.50: Its On The Line In the storied lanes of Naas comes a pivotal moment for ‘Its On The Line’. This contender finds himself embroiled in a much-anticipated rematch from Down Royal, seeking to outstride…

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Shergar was a majestic figure on the racetrack, captivating the equestrian world with his sensational performance at the 1981 Epsom Derby. His ten-length triumph was a spectacle that left spectators and listeners awestruck. The radio commentator famously quipped, “There’s only one horse in it; you’d need a telescope to see the rest!” Shergar was not merely a horse; he was an embodiment of equine grace and power. Born into the sprawling world of thoroughbred racing, Shergar had a pedigree that hinted at greatness. From morning workouts that hinted at his potential to his stunning victories, he swiftly rose to racing…

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The sun sets gently over Chelmsford City as the excitement of the evening races begins to build. Expect a mixture of experience and raw talent to grace the Polytrack, a surface known for its reliable consistency. As we look at the various races of the evening, there are some intriguing prospects to watch closely. 17:30 – The Rebirth of Nubough Nubough, a seasoned competitor with all his previous wins registering on Polytrack, finds himself back in a promising position at Chelmsford City. This nine-year-old has shown glimpses of his former self recently and could be worth betting on. Windsor Pass,…

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The historic sands of Sandown Park are once again set to ripple with excitement on March 8, 2025, as they host the Betfair Imperial Cup Handicap Hurdle. This year’s event brings a nostalgic twist with a £100,000 bonus offer, beckoning to the connections of any victorious competitor that can also triumph in one of the prestigious races at the Cheltenham Festival the following week. The bonus, a modern rendition of a storied tradition, is carved up into compelling incentives: £60,000 for the horse’s owner, £20,000 for the trainer, and the yard takes away £10,000, with the jockey pocketing £10,000 -…

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With decades of experience under his belt, Ruby Walsh casts his seasoned eye over Sunday’s card at Navan, offering insights that blend his wealth of knowledge with practical racing wisdom. Known for his sharp analysis, Walsh delivers his top selections for what promises to be an exciting race day. 14:10 Navan – Just For Love Just For Love strides into the Navan spotlight as the top-rated contender in the 14:10 race. Despite her promising form, she faces the challenge of carrying extra weight. This filly is the kind of honest horse every trainer dreams of, tough as nails with a…

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Nick Sutton savored an extraordinary day at Newbury’s races with his unique family double. His home-bred horse, Santos Blue, galloped to victory in the long-fought William Hill Top Price Guarantee Handicap Hurdle, showcasing both stamina and heart.Sutton’s Family TriumphBright and early, at the break of dawn, Nick Sutton’s day started with a bang as his son, Dom, who is carving a path as a rookie trainer in Australia, saddled a winner. The family celebration continued later at Newbury, thanks to Santos Blue, who carried their colors to glory.The accomplishment took an even warmer hue as the jockey, Ben Sutton, who…

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Iwilldoit, a resilient nine-year-old trained by Sam Thomas, delivered a spirited performance to finish second in the renowned Grade 2 Peter Marsh Handicap Chase at Haydock. The race, spanning a challenging 3 miles and 1 furlong, saw Iwilldoit hit the last alongside Mr Vango, a formidable Irish contender. Despite the fierce competition, Iwilldoit maintained his pace, eventually conceding victory by three lengths.The Rise of IwilldoitWith a storied career that includes a 2021 Welsh Grand National win, Iwilldoit has consistently demonstrated grit and determination on the track. Most recently, he finished third in the Chepstow showcase, continuing to defy the odds…

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