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MILLWALL SUDDENLY IN WITH A SHOUT

Ian Carnaby's Sports News | March 25th, 2016

We made a small profit last week with Bristol City thrashing a hapless Bolton 6-0. 4/5 can sometimes look quite attractive when the game is all but over after half an hour and City had been threatening to give somebody … Read More »

JOLIEVITESSE AN ABLE ALTERNATIVE

Ian Carnaby's Racing News | March 25th, 2016

Things improved on Friday with Alben Star paying out the fortnightly blog at 7/1. Richard Fahey is simply a master trainer and this horse is readied for the AW Sprint Championship every year with his form figures in the race … Read More »

Enhanced services – introducing The Postscript

Rebecca's Spotlight | March 23rd, 2016

As my regular blog readers may know this year for me is all about new ideas and offering a better service to our clients and utilising technology as much as possible. I had a meeting today with Marten and Steve … Read More »

Ian Carnaby’s Racing News

Ian Carnaby's Racing News | March 23rd, 2016

Note from Rebecca I just wanted to add a little blog entry to let you know that Ian Carnaby produces a fortnightly racing publication. It is emailed on a Wednesday and costs £5 per edition Discounts are available if you … Read More »

Cheltenham Review

Marten's Current Racing Diary | March 20th, 2016

There was a time when my answer to anyone wanting to know what my guiding principle to winner finding was would be to follow a yard in form and, perhaps as important, avoid a yard out of form. Phil Bull, … Read More »

Cheltenham Reflections

Marten's Current Racing Diary | March 20th, 2016

There was a time when my answer to anyone wanting to know what my guiding principle to winner finding was would be to follow a yard in form and, perhaps as important, avoid a yard out of form. Phil Bull, … Read More »

Cheltenham Postscript

Marten's Current Racing Diary | March 20th, 2016

There was a time when my answer to anyone wanting to know what my guiding principle to winner finding was would be to follow a yard in form and, perhaps as important, avoid a yard out of form. Phil Bull, … Read More »

Title race not quite a two-horse affair

Ian Carnaby's Sports News | March 19th, 2016

The Premier League title will not be decided for a few weeks yet but it promises one of the best finishes in recent years. Interestingly, though Leicester are five points clear, the bookies are still inclined to offer a shade … Read More »

Sizing Coal looks a talented raider

Ian Carnaby's Racing News | March 19th, 2016

I had a very poor Cheltenham, the major disappointments being Polly Peachum, Yanworth, who did not receive the best of rides (but in my opinion would not have won anyway), Upswing and, to a lesser degree, Join The Clan. The … Read More »

Exhausted

Rebecca's Spotlight | March 18th, 2016

I am exhausted! I know it’s Cheltenham and therefore there is a lot of work to do but that I am used to. What I am not used to is (wait for it, I need to take a deep breath … Read More »

We are responsive

Rebecca's Spotlight | March 14th, 2016

We are truly responsive! Hooray. Obviously we try to respond to our clients whenever required. I respond to calls, texts, emails, letters and very rarely (but much to my excitement) faxes. Oh I mustn’t forget we also respond via Facebook, … Read More »

Latest Cheltenham News

Marten's Current Racing Diary | March 13th, 2016

Hi there. It’s been a quiet morning regarding Cheltenham news, with the only update relating to Old Guard’s participation in the Champion Hurdle following what Paul Nicholls described as an “absolutely dire” piece of work on Saturday. The five-year-old, who … Read More »