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Ariel Red Hunter: History & Road Test Original

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By Phil Turner
| Classic Bike Hub
From the 1930s through to the late 1950s, Ariel’s single-cylinder offering was one of Britain’s most enduring sporting singles. Words: Phil Turner Photographs: Gary Chapman/Mortons Archive The story of the Ariel Red Hunter is fundamentally a tale of two brilliant engineers: Val Page, whose technical mastery created the mechanical foundation, and Edward Turner, whose commercial acumen transformed a workaday single into an icon.
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Timeform analysis of the Punchestown Festival including Gaelic Warrior and Lossiemouth

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By Phil Turner
| Taking The Reins
Phil Turner brings his brilliant series to a close for the 2025-26 season by looking back on the key action from Punchestown. "Andy, I can’t feel my legs – I’m absolutely knackered,” was the alarming message Graeme Sharp had for strike partner Andy Gray just ten minutes into the 1985 FA Cup Final, when their team Everton were bidding to complete an unprecedented treble having already won that season’s league title (by thirteen points!) and European Cup Winners’ Cup.
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Timeform reaction after I Am Maximus makes history after regaining the Randox Grand National off top weight

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By Phil Turner
| Taking The Reins
Timeform's Phil Turner puts I Am Maximus' sensational second Randox Grand National win into historical context. History was made in more ways than one. JP McManus became the winningmost owner in Grand National history and also the first to see his colours fill the first two placings, whilst it was a record-equalling fourth win (and third in succession) in the race for the all-conquering Willie Mullins.
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