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  • Popular Melbourne Cup runner retired

    Trainer Michael Bell has called time on popular stayer Big Orange’s career after an old injury flared up. Winner of the 2017 Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in a thrilling battle with Order Of St George, Big Orange also won the Goodwood Cup twice and two Princess of Wales’s Stakes… Read More »

     
  • Top jumper Coneygree retired after Ascot

    Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Coneygree has been retired with connections making the announcement immediately after the 12-year-old was pulled up at Ascot. Coneygree, who won the Cheltenham showpiece in 2015, was having only the 18th race of an injury-curtailed but glorious career in Saturday’s Keltbray Swinley Chase. He led until… Read More »

     
  • 17/2/2019 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Sha Tin

    Ten races will be run and won at Sha Tin this Sunday, where we will see two Group l races, highlighted by the Hong Kong Gold Cup (2000m), with the other feature being the Hong Kong Classic Cup (2000m), an important lead up to the Derby. Race One: 1 Bring… Read More »

     
  • Blue Point demolishes classy Australian sprinter

    King’s Stand Stakes winner Blue Point has scored a decisive win over Australian Faatinah at Meydan to cement his place in the Al Quoz Sprint on World Cup night and give trainer Charlie Appleby and jockey William Buick a treble at the meeting in Dubai. BLUE POINT annihilates the opposition… Read More »

     
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  • UK racing returns under strict conditions

    Racing could have been postponed for at least another week had stringent new vaccination requirements not been imposed, the British Horseracing Authority has said. It was a condition of racing’s return on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) following the enforced six-day shutdown because of equine flu that in order for a horse… Read More »

     
  • UK racing chief defends six-day shutdown

    British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust has defended the six-day shutdown and says it was necessary to get a “clear picture” of the equine flu outbreak. The BHA announced late on Monday that racing would resume on Wednesday after cancelling all events in the wake of positive tests at… Read More »

     
  • Racing will resume in UK despite EI cases

    Racing in Britain will resume as scheduled after a six-day shut-down despite four new positive tests to equine influenza in horses at Newmarket. The sport has been on hold since last Thursday, after three cases of the highly contagious virus were identified at the yard of Grand National-winning trainer Donald… Read More »

     
  • Ireland lifts ban on GB-trained horses

    The ban on British-trained horses running in Ireland during an outbreak of equine influenza has been lifted with immediate effect, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board has confirmed. The sport was rocked last Wednesday after it emerged three horses – which subsequently rose to six – were found to have the… Read More »

     
  • BHA to make late call on UK races amid flu

    The British Horseracing Authority will make a decision late on Monday night on whether racing can resume on Wednesday following the recent outbreak of equine influenza. The sport was rocked last Wednesday after it emerged three horses – which subsequently rose to six – were found to have the highly-infectious… Read More »

     
  • Four new cases of EI identified in Britain

    Four cases of equine influenza have been identified in vaccinated thoroughbreds at the Newmarket yard of trainer Simon Crisford. The findings are a blow to racing’s hopes to resume on Wednesday following an enforced six-day shutdown following the three cases – which subsequently rose to six – of the infectious… Read More »

     
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  • UK equine flu tests negative, for now

    British Horseracing Authority officials have announced no new positive cases of equine influenza have been detected among more than 700 samples so far processed. All race meetings in Britain have been cancelled until Wednesday after six cases of equine flu were confirmed on Friday at the stables of trainer Donald… Read More »

     
  • Cheltenham fears after EI outbreak in UK

    Britain’s horse racing industry remains on tenterhooks following an outbreak of equine flu with next month’s showpiece Cheltenham Festival the focus of attention. All race meetings in Britain have been cancelled until Wednesday and three more cases of equine flu were confirmed on Friday at the stables of trainer Donald… Read More »

     
  • UK vets hopeful of stopping flu calamity

    British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust has warned a ‘three to six-month problem’ might have become reality if the national governing body chose to ‘play Russian roulette’ with its response to the equine flu outbreak. He insists that the initial decision to cancel all racing for six days following… Read More »

     
  • BHA trying to identify strain of EI

    Plans are already in place to salvage races lost to the shutdown in Britain caused by equine influenza as authorities try to identify the strain of the disease. The British racehorse population is vaccinated against EI but after three confirmed cases on Wednesday, the British Horseracing Authority has shut racing… Read More »

     
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