Dan Willoughby

Half of these couldn’t even tell a horse from a donkey…

Joe O’Shea said: "He has the speed for a Champion Hurdle, but he will definitely be back to defend his crowns. He will not be running under rules."

“I think we beat him (Il Etait Temps) by nine lengths in the Supreme and I wouldn’t say he’s a better jumper than us” Marine Nationale is back! 💛

With all 48 nations now confirmed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, here are the latest outright odds ⬇️ Spain - 9/2 England - 11/2 France - 6/1 Brazil - 8/1 Argentina - 8/1 Germany - 11/1 Portugal - 11/1 Netherlands - 18/1 Norway - 22/1 Belgium - 28/1 Reply below with the country that will lift the World Cup on 19th July 🏆 18+ T&Cs

For almost a year myself (& quite a few of my members) have been putting any sort of free bets or bet credits on teams to win the World Cup Basically covered the main 4/5 who COULD realistically win it.. Any of them winning will be worth a good few hundred now Who wins it??

I get to celebrate every morning that I wake up not being English

Ireland fans in Prague loving it when the bouncer rips down the England flag from the bunting inside the pub… 😬😬

We have very sadly lost the battle to overcome Sir Gino’s ailment and he has had to be put to sleep at the veterinary hospital this morning. He has been fighting from severe deep-seated infections that he had overcome last year prior to his brilliant return in the Christmas Hurdle but this time it had spread too far although his fractured pelvis was healing well. He was not only brilliant but one of the nicest kindest horses you could ever wish to see and this leaves an awful hole in Seven Barrows this morning and a very sad day for Joe & Marie Donnelly. They have had some wonderful horses over the years and they both care so much for them so losing such a young star with his life in front of him is particularly cruel. Sir Gino was unbeaten in all his 7 starts including 3 Grade 1’s over hurdles and an amazing display in a Grade 2 Chase on his one and only start over fences. We would have to say that he was just at least as good as any of all the amazing horses we have been lucky enough to have trained. Unforgettable in every way.

My standard annual grumble with Cheltenham. The screens are always far too small. I saw a few lads having to watch the race on their phone. In big handicaps you have no chance of spotting your horse on such a small screen. Surely this is the basics isn’t it?