A brief rest after seven-up!
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | May 19th, 2018
Victories for Newcastle and West Ham last week made it seven winning football selections on the spin. We shall not rest on our laurels but now is the time to take a brief rest before concentrating on the tennis scene. … Read More »
The Epsom Picture
Marten's Current Racing Diary | May 15th, 2018
Hi there! Things went quite well at Newmarket, with my pick of the outsiders Billesdon Brook landing the 1,000 Guineas. What this filly did to win a nursery at Goodwood last season from a mark of 87 was remarkable, and … Read More »
Hammers to strike a late blow
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | May 12th, 2018
I admit to a feeling of great relief following Southampton’s utterly committed display at Swansea on Tuesday. It has been a very disappointing season and there will need to be major surgery during the summer but nothing much happened twelve … Read More »
A good opportunity for Intisaab
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | May 12th, 2018
We were right in the first place to prefer Wild Illusion to Soliloquy in the 1,000 Guineas, although it hardly mattered because he finished only fourth. Godolphin were winning just about everything else (five winners over the weekend) but the … Read More »
Swansea up against it now
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | May 4th, 2018
This is the time of the season when betting firms allow title/promotion/relegation issues to affect football prices. Having watched Southampton right through a troubled campaign I could not possibly make them favourites at Everton, yet the hosts can be backed … Read More »
Fahey looks keen on this
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | May 4th, 2018
Last week worked out all right, given that Jallota was a non-runner at Leicester, Altior won at a hopeless price and Call Me Lord ran away with the Select Hurdle at Sandown, emphasising just how moderate the staying hurdle division … Read More »
Website upgrade time
Rebecca's Spotlight | May 2nd, 2018
Since I first worked on our site back in 1997 lots of new technology has become available. I have always been keen to utilise technology to enable us to get information to clients quicker or to make our working lives … Read More »
Newmarket Guineas Weekend …
Marten's Current Racing Diary | April 30th, 2018
Hi there! The five-day entries for Newmarket’s Guineas meeting appeared today and the biggest shock is the absence of September’s name from the 1,000 Guineas. There had been little said by Aidan O’Brien about the filly this spring – often … Read More »
Staying with palace
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | April 28th, 2018
Brentford squeezed home against QPR last week to keep a nice run going and give themselves a chance of a play-off place. The second automatic Championship place remains an intriguing struggle, with Cardiff not quite home and hosed yet. The … Read More »
Moore for Jallota takes the eye
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | April 28th, 2018
Sandown is the place to be tomorrow when another ‘orthodox’ NH season comes to a close, though it may fairly be said that summer jumping has changed everything. Dickie Johnson and Nicky Henderson will receive their awards and Cue Card … Read More »
Classic Clues …
Marten's Current Racing Diary | April 23rd, 2018
Hi there, The main trials for the Newmarket Classics were run last week, with perhaps more negative than positive clues emerging from them. It has all been about Charlie Appleby in the opening weeks of the season – with Godolphin’s … Read More »
Brentford in with a shout
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | April 21st, 2018
Fairly brief this week. Crystal Palace virtually evened things up for us last Saturday with their 3-2 win over Brighton following Southampton’s spirited but unavailing effort against Chelsea. The Saints led 2-0 but Chelsea found an entirely different gear for … Read More »