Helen Sheracing

@EdwardDalby1 Proper squirrel action.

Double red squirrel joy. #redsquirrel

@OwenHalyy Surely his future lies over fences - The Kingmaker at Warwick's got his name written all over it!

Any NH judges any opinion? Do we back him for the supreme or the triumph?

@alawyerwrites @WG_RumblePants First one I thought of - I thought you'd post! View from the Club rooms:

@WG_RumblePants Ellerslie CC, Auckland. Perhaps not quite as picturesque as your usual postings, Rumbles, but I like this one as I used to live over the road from it, my brother played for the club for years, and so did none other than The Destroyer himself, Devon Malcolm.

I’m always on the lookout for beautiful cricket grounds that may have flown under my radar. So, if you have any recommendations of attractive or unique grounds, I’d be pleased to hear from you! Is there one that springs to mind?

@jamesaknight In the same way that Stoute used to criticise Walter Swinburn for winning by too far and using up Shergar? Possibly technically correct, but as others have said, abiding memories aren't built upon such things, and I think we'd rather have the memory.

This really was a bad ride wasn’t it?

@mjyharris Lovely photo. She really is a looker.

Lossiemouth

@MarkUsherRacing Very springy!

And here is Bird for Life's three day old 2026 foal by the Coronation Cup winner Frontiersman; terrific person!!

@SziIlar Plumpton

What tracks do people think have the best views? (without binoculars)

@ThruxBets On my list - looks magnificent.

Visited Ludlow Races for the first time today to chalk another track off my list. Didn’t have much luck on the betting front but still really enjoyed it. Being able to get so close to water jump is pretty neat. Cracking setting and a great bar. Would return.

@jwalton239 @tony_calvin Stop with the common sense, will you?

@tony_calvin @SimonCohen14 Because they don't want to go. Give it a rest. If they want to go nothing is stopping them

We had some cracking questions this week, including this one from Simon Cohen, @SimonCohen14 "Why don't many people with darker coloured skin go to Cheltenham (racing in general) ? Wildly under- represented."

@heyarnoldb Premature Jocularity (IRE)

Thoughts?

@pjacobstipster @Witt_wanderers Yes, he is frustrating. The usual spring ground is going to suit, though, and he's the sponsor's horse. Been the target for some time.

@Sheracing @Witt_wanderers If he bothers to lift a leg

Current Grand National selections (in order of preference): 1. JAGWAR (on at 40s) 2. JOHNNYWHO (on at 18s) 3. SPANISH HARLEM (on at 50s) 4. SEARCH FOR GLORY (on at 40s)

@Witt_wanderers Just needs to get into a rhythm. Ground should suit!

@Sheracing I know I’m hoping the spring ground brings out his best!

@DavidPipeRacing Aintree legend. RIP VLR.

Former Pond House great Vieux Lion Rouge has sadly passed away at the age of 17. He won 13 races including 2 Becher Chases & he ran in 5 Grand Nationals and holds a modern day record for the most National Fences jumped, an incredible 254!! 🦁❤️ Read more: davidpipe.com

@RacingPost It's all relative, mind.

🚨 Albert Einstein has been backed into favouritism for the Betfred 2,000 Guineas after Aidan O'Brien declared the twice-raced colt his number one hope for the Newmarket Classic

@noelwilliams03 Ah, Noel Williams, you're really spoiling us...

A mummy covered in chocolate and nuts has been discovered in Egypt. Archaeologists believe it could be Pharaoh Rocher.

@parkster59 Pretty decent to get to on the train.

March 16th Monday, and no jump racing anywhere else in England other than #Plumpton Sussex, one of our courses furthest south. Must take some planning ? Still very convenient if you live in France and fancy a day trip to enjoy a bit of NH. Come Racing.

@tds122 Trained by WPM - crown is presumed!

@Sheracing Do you want him to run with a crown on too 😃

I'm a simple woman and play by simple rules. King Rasko Grey really should be grey.

@ObserverUK What a load of overwrought old toot. Comparing a 'fractured' grandstand (60k plus people all getting excited - how terrible) with the disintegration of society smacks of the overly-clever, vanish-up-your-own-hole scribbling of a desperate A-Level English student. Grow up.

Cheltenham festival is a reflection of Britain as a fractured isle. A day out to the Gloucestershire racetrack is like an episode of The Only Way is Essex, populated by people who believe they would star in an episode of Peaky Blinders. Read more as Jessy Parker Humphreys spent the day at the races: bit.ly/4bDTqdw

@CaseyjohnAFC See the trouble it causes!

@Sheracing Someone posted a list of greys that won at Cheltenham and who was on the list- King Rasco Grey 😂😂😂