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Najidi Storm earns unwelcome tag of shortest-priced loser in British racing history | BreakingNews (opens the original)
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His father is Frankel, the greatest horse that ever looked through a bridle. And there must have been high hopes for Najidi Storm, also a half-brother to a winner of the oldest Classic, the St Leger, after he won on his first trip to the races last month. But on Tuesday, Najidi Storm forever brought ignominy and shame to his blue-blooded family when he became the shortest-priced loser in the history of British racing, beaten into second in the glamorously titled Cleansing Service Group Novice St
Najidi Storm earns unwelcome tag of shortest-priced loser in British racing history - AOL (opens the original)
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His father is Frankel, the greatest horse that looked through a bridle. And there must have been high hopes for Najidi Storm, also a half‑brother to a winner of the oldest Classic, the St Leger, after he won on his first trip to the races last month. But on Tuesday Najidi Storm became the shortest-priced loser in the history of British racing, beaten into second in the glamorously titled Cleansing Service Group Novice Stakes at Goodwood at odds of 1-33. The aptly named Wreck It Ronnie won the co
BBC axes ‘iconic’ Ski Sunday winter sports show after nearly 50 years on TV - AOL (opens the original)
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A staple of Sunday afternoon TV for almost 50 years, with an instantly recognisable theme tune, is being axed amid complaints that the BBC’s sports coverage continues to go downhill. The BBC head of sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, has been under fire of late and will certainly not have endeared himself to some of the licence-paying public who have enjoyed the coverage of winter sports on one of Britain’s longest-running sports shows with the news on Tuesday that Ski Sunday is being dropped. Related: The
Flat racing’s biggest draw Bow Echo in shock retirement after training injury - AOL (opens the original)
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The trainer George Boughey announced on Tuesday the shock retirement of his superstar colt Bow Echo because of injury. The three‑year-old had cemented his reputation as the outstanding miler in Europe at the Glorious Goodwood meeting two weeks ago, defying the odds by coming from what looked an impossible position a furlong out to win the Sussex Stakes. Related: Goodwood great escape makes Billy ‘the Kid’ and Bow Echo public favourites Unbeaten in three juvenile starts last season, the Night Of
Chepstow centenary highlights storied history of Welsh horse racing - AOL (opens the original)
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Greyhound racing in Wales may be facing a total ban but the equine equivalent is enjoying a boom and the country’s most famous track at Chepstow celebrated its centenary this week. Conca D’Oro won the first race run there on 6 August, 1926, and since then the racecourse has hosted many great days, and not just over fences since National Hunt racing arrived in 1927 just months after the 370-acre estate had opened for business. Chepstow is best known for the Welsh Grand National run every year dur
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