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We’re back in action. Racing is back in Brexitland and all is right with the world! Just when we thought the season couldn’t get any more laborious after a freakishly warm winter, horse racing is hit by Equine Influenza. Somebody, somewhere in racing has done something terrible and karma is really taking it out on the sport of kings. This is the only logical…

[ad_1] Phil Mickelson sent a warning shot to the rest of the golfing world with a three-shot victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the same venue which will host the 2019 US Open from June 13-16 (Mickelson 25/1 – 2019 US Open Outright). Due to a hail storm during the final round, the last pair of Mickelson and Paul Casey were unable to…

[ad_1] Second-half underway ….. Skip to content Rams start on the front foot – Gurley is unleashed! We use cookies in order to give you the best possible browsing experience, By continuing to use this site you are giving consent to our use of cookies on Betfred websites in accordance with our cookie policy. More info [ad_2] This post first appeared here

[ad_1] Novak Djokovic won his 15th major on Sunday with a 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 win over Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final. His triumph over the Spaniard means he is the first male player to win seven titles in Melbourne. He was previously tied with Roger Federer and Roy Emerson on six. Djokovic was the favourite for the title in Melbourne and was…

[ad_1] Manchester United have seen their odds of winning the Champions League tumble since appointing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as caretaker manager, according to our traders. Under Mourinho, United were out at 33/1 to claim Europe’s biggest club competition after the group stage, a price which drifted further to 50/1 after drawing Paris Saint-Germain in the last 16. The Red Devils form has picked up…

From Trials Day at Cheltenham to an intriguing afternoon at Naas, the weekend produced another fascinating set of pointers ahead of the Festival in six weeks’ time. Paisley Park is the new favourite for the Stayers’ Hurdle, while Nicky Henderson has a dilemma on his hands in the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle. Add in Frodon’s Gold Cup move and a sound return for Champagne Classic,…

Richard Marsh | 15 January 2019 The Cheltenham Festival is renowned for the huge wagers staked and massive horse racing gambles attempted. It’s also famous for the annual battle between bookies and punters.  Usually, Cheltenham Festival punters want favourites to win. That normally means doubles, trebles, four-folds and more are won, and the bookies are the losers. But sometimes, the odds-makers can be smashed…

Nick Murphy | 21 January 2019 There’s nothing quite like the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival. Over 55,000 people will stream into the Prestbury Park course to enjoy seven fabulous races and the famous Cheltenham roar.   The opening day also provides punters with an early chance to get one over on the bookies. 2018 was no different. Getabird, Footpad, Buveur D’Air and…

It was a weekend for favourites at Punchestown, as a number of big name contenders made sure of their 2019 Cheltenham Festival credentials. Apple’s Jade looks set to go for the Champion Hurdle, while Min and Envoi Allen shored up their respective bids for the Ryanair Chase and the Champion Bumper. Let us take you through five more of the weekend’s big movers in our…

[ad_1] It's the midpoint of the third quarter – still Pats lead 3-0 Skip to content We use cookies in order to give you the best possible browsing experience, By continuing to use this site you are giving consent to our use of cookies on Betfred websites in accordance with our cookie policy. More info [ad_2] This post first appeared here

[ad_1] Jo-Wilfried Tsonga showed signs that he could put his injury issues behind him and launch a serious comeback in 2019 after winning his first ATP Tour title since 2017 at the Open Sud de France on Sunday. The 33-year-old Frenchman has been a regular in the top-10 of the world rankings throughout his career, but always fell short in the Grand Slams with…

[ad_1] Marco Silva is in second place 11 February 2019 Maurizio Sarri’s time at Chelsea could be coming to an end, according to our latest odds. Sarri’s side were thumped 6-0 by Manchester City on Sunday. It’s the Blues’ third straight away defeat and their heaviest loss since 1991. The dismal display leaves Sarri 11/10 to be sacked. Everton boss Marco Silva is the…

If you’re going to do something for the first time, you might as well make it memorable. So when the maiden edition of the Champions League rolled into town in 1992-93, a backdrop of alleged bribes, Anglo-Saxon rivalry and a sprinkling of the era’s most iconic stars would make it difficult to forget. A name change from the European Cup to the Champions League…

It feels like an awfully long time ago that Burnley were taking part in continental competition. Last season’s seventh-place finish – their best performance in the top flight since 1973/74 – booked the Clarets’ spot in the Europa League qualifying phase, where they beat Aberdeen and Istanbul Basaksehir before suffering a 4-2 aggregate loss to Olympiacos in the play-off round. Falling at the final…

Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! We are still awaiting the all clear regarding the recent horse flu situation, but if so this Saturday the ITV cameras head to Haydock, Ascot and Wincanton. Yes, we've seven races spread across the three venues and a lot more clues ahead of the big Cheltenham and Aintree meetings…