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Horse racing predictions: Newbury and Nottingham – Friday 13 August

Read our predictions and analysis for the third meeting of this year’s Racing League, plus an offer of free bets to back our selections with

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Oisin Murphy Rides Eight Winners in Less Than 24 Hours

Oisin Murphy Rides Eight Winners in Less Than 24 Hours
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Going changed to good to soft after opening race on Oaks day at Epsom | Horse Racing News

UPDATED 3:44PM, JUN 4 2021 Persistent rain at Epsom has prompted a going change following the first race of the two-day Cazoo Derby festival, with conditions now described as good to soft (from good, good to firm in places). Up to 4.8mm of rain fell before midday and it continued to pour as the opening contest, won by the George Boughey-trained juvenile Oscula, was run. The time of the Woodcote was 4.22 seconds outside of standard. Following the first race jockeys William Buick, Hollie Doyle and David Probert described the ground as good to soft, while Oisin Murphy, John Egan, Rob Hornby and Sean Levey called it soft.

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Behind the lens: covering horse racing during the Covid crisis

Behind the lens: covering horse racing during the Covid crisis Updated: February 5 2021, 9.49am Jockeys wearing facemasks at Doncaster with empty stands behind them – horse racing in Covid times (PA) Empty grandstands and cordoned-off parade rings became the new normal as horse racing navigated its way through the coronavirus lockdown. Furlongs of red tape may have ensured it could return after a brief initial hiatus, but it also presented a challenge for those charged with covering the sport. Here, the PA news agency’s David Davies reflects on the last 12 months track-side, and the pressures inherent in documenting such a unique period in horse racing history.

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MIRACLE AS CURTIS AND HORNBY TAKE HORROR FALL - The Leader Newspaper

MIRACLE AS CURTIS AND HORNBY TAKE HORROR FALL - The Leader Newspaper
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