I am leaving for Newmarket on Saturday morning to see the first two Classics of the season. I have just finished writing my Online Preview – well over 3,000 words – featuring an in-depth analysis of the 1,000 and 2,000 … Read More »

Watching Channel 4 Racing on Friday, I wondered if there is any point in opposing John Gosden when he is in this sort of form early in the season. His horses go in like clockwork and he is now the … Read More »

Last week was one of those ‘in-between’ affairs where bookmakers don’t mind you thinking that things could so easily have been different because it means you’re more than likely to play again. No real damage was done because Leicester beat … Read More »

The Preview was written just prior to the final two PGA events, the Valero Texas Open and the Shell Houston Open, which precede The Masters. There follows an Update to include important news and respond to the form shown in … Read More »

I cannot remember a more uncertain look to the Classic scene as we are facing this spring, with the markets dominated by horses that have protected their credentials by staying at home. For example, Gleneagles is now as short as … Read More »

Cheltenham and Aintree are now both over and I start to concentrate on the Flat season. I have spent the past couple of weeks updating the site while going through a rebuild to enhance the experience for our web visitors. … Read More »

Marten and his racing assistant Jodie are recording have recorded a Podcast this week looking back to Aintree. Checkout our Podcast by visiting our Podcasts Page

Hooray Just a little update to say hooray I did it. I have managed to edit and upload Marten’s first ever Podcast. We are really happy to be able to offer this service to our clients. Marten has really enjoyed … Read More »

Cheltenham Festival 2015 Most pundits will be taking the view that this year’s Cheltenham Festival is dominated by Willie Mullins’ stable and that his favourites, notably on the first day, will be hard to oppose. I see this as a … Read More »

Sometimes you know you won’t be bothering with a horse again and that was the way of it with Sign Of A Victory in the Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton last Saturday. This was his second very poor effort in a … Read More »

Paul Day’s 2015 Masters Update The 9th of April sees the start of the world’s greatest golf tournament, The Masters, played on the truly magnificent Augusta National Course. The course will be manicured to perfection and you can be sure … Read More »

What a busy couple of weeks I have had. I got Marten ready for a new computer to be installed. Anyone who uses their computer on a regular basis will appreciate it is a nerve wracking time especially when your … Read More »