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Boxing Day’s biggest race the King George VI Chase takes place at Kempton and John Arnold looks ahead to this prestigious contest in the latest instalment of the Antepost Angle. History: The King George VI Chase, inaugurated in 1937, is one of the most prestigious races in the National Hunt calendar, held annually at Kempton Park Racecourse on Boxing Day. Named in honour of King George VI, the race was initially established as a way to encourage public interest in jump racing

Katie Gibson takes a glance across the biggest Christmas presents and provides inspiration for the horse racing fans in your family. Whether you are a spectator or participant, the next few months are the busiest time of the year for jump racing. Up and down the country, race courses are gearing up for their biggest days of the season from the Coral Gold Cup to the King George VI Chase. Before you know it, the C word will be upon us and for once I’m not talking about Chelte

John Arnold looks to one of Sandown's showpiece races of the year as the illustrious Tingle Creek Chase sets to take place. Here's John's race analysis as he hopes to pinpoint some antepost punts. History: The Tingle Creek Chase, named after the famed Tingle Creek area in Devon, has become one of the premier events in the National Hunt racing calendar since its inaugural run in 1979. Established at Sandown Park, the race was introduced to honour the outstanding steeplechaser

John Arnold turns his attention to the upcoming Coral Gold Cup as he gives you all the facts, all the stats and pinpoints a pair of antepost bets not to ignore. History: The Coral Gold Cup, staged at Newbury Racecourse, has a rich history that dates back to its inception in 1993. Originally known as the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup, the race is one of the most prestigious events in the National Hunt calendar. Over the years, the event has been instrumental in shaping the careers

Powerful Glory joined the likes of Ruling Court, Perfect Power and Sands of Mali at the weekend, becoming the latest breeze-up expat to score at the highest level. The Bansha House homebred chinned Lazzat in the Champion Stakes At Ascot, proving himself in a Group 1 field. The Richard Fahey-trained three-year-old is by Cotai Glory, out of the Kodiac mare Wouldntitbelovely – the same cross has already produced Prix de l’Abbaye heroine The Platinum Queen. The colt was consigned

With the National Hunt season now kicking off Katie Gibson looks through our wardrobes and gives them an autumn update with a refresh to remember. Just as the trees shed their leaves in Autumn, perhaps now is the time for you to discard some items from your own wardrobe. As the old saying goes, ‘out with the old and in with the new’...after all we do have a whole season of jump racing ahead of us to dress up for! From top to toe, we have selected the most exciting new items

Alan Morris's weekly roundup of last weeks horses you need to follow. See who made the hotlist! TIGGA TIME (S HUMPHREY) Sarah Humphrey does well with her string, often with horses picked up from other stables and Tigga Time ran with promise after a yard switch and 465 days off. His young jockey seemed to make a premature move when pushed to the front and that effort and absence seemed to show late on but the 6yo gelding hung in there for a long while. Tigga Time sold for £3

This week The Spectator, herself, shares her top style icons/ inspirations from the world of racing. If you are anything like me, then a...

Richard Pitman is one of racing's most iconic jockeys from yesteryear and was heavily involved in a golden period for racing. Today, he sits down with Kieran McHugh to dive into his storied career.

Fort Washington Denies Mystik Dan in Arlington Million as Appleby’s Stars Shine Abroad Big stakes racing returned to the U.S over the...

Alan Morris provides his weekly analysis and looks back at the last seven days of action and pinpoints two runners you should be...

DISTANT STORM JUSTIFIES HIS MONEY SO FAR Last month, I compared the Tally-Ho Stud-bred breezer Maximized to his fellow Godolphin inmate...

John Arnold does his regular antepost analysis on some of the biggest races in the calendar. This time around he takes a close look at...

Mott and Wolff Shine with Breakthrough Group One Wins on International Stage Veteran trainer Bill Mott and his family are no strangers...

After Glorious Goodwood and the Galway Festival there's been plenty of top-class action this past week and as always Alan Morris adds to...

JOURNALISM STUNS IN NEW JERSEY AND POON HOLDS ON IN HONG KONG A month on from falling just short to Sovereignty in the Belmont Stakes,...

JOURNALISM STUNS IN NEW JERSEY AND POON HOLDS ON IN HONG KONG A month on from falling just short to Sovereignty in the Belmont Stakes,...

Fashion expert Katie Gibson returns with her latest edition of 'The Spectator' as she looks ahead to the remainder of July as well as the...

Fashion expert Katie Gibson returns with her latest edition of 'The Spectator' as she looks ahead to the remainder of July as well as the...

SARATOGA GLORY AND SHA TIN SUCCESS FOR RACING'S ELITE TRAINERS International racing expert Joe Bell looks back at the biggest racing...