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Police arrest two Guinness Village bar staff employees on suspicion of fraud at Cheltenham Festiv...

Police arrest two Guinness Village bar staff employees on suspicion of fraud at Cheltenham Festiv...

Three arrests were made on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival, including two members of the racecours…

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Mottershead Lands Prestigious Turf Writing Award

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By James Stevens
| The Blood-Horse Verified
Lee Mottershead was crowned racing writer of the year for the fourth time after receiving the Alastair Down trophy at the United Kingdom-based Horserace Writers and Photographers Association Derby Awards Dec. 1. A Racing Post writer was guaranteed to win the award for the 11th year in a row and it went the way of Mottershead, the 2011, 2019 and 2021 winner, at the awards lunch at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.
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Minnie Hauk Clear Arc Favorite After Draw

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By James Stevens
| The Blood-Horse Verified
Star filly was made the clear 7-2 favorite for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1) after being drawn in stall 1 for Europe's most valuable flat prize at Longchamp Oct. 5. But the final field of 18 was reduced by one Oct. 2 when Cheveley Park's was declared a non-runner after returning a dirty scope, leaving trainer David O'Meara "devastated." Estrange had been drawn widest of all in stall 18. No Arc winner has come from stall 1 since Zarkava in 2008.
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Wales’ Best Horse Ignites Dreams of Gold Cup and Grand National Double

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By James Stevens
| dragonsports.co.uk
Jockey Sean Bowen is kissed by trainer Rebecca Curtis as they celebrate after their horse Haiti Couleurs won the Irish Grand National. Welsh trainer Rebecca Curtis tells DragonSport’s James Stevens all about Grand National favourite Haiti Couleurs, stabled at her base in Pembrokeshire. The Welsh-trained Haiti Couleurs could look to do the immortal Gold Cup-Grand National double this season as Pembrokeshire trainer Rebecca Curtis plots a huge season ahead.
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2018

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