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HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, July 20, 2022 – Tail-gate parties aside, American horseplayers do not embrace steeplechasing. I asked a friend about it once. He said
By HRI Foreign Staff — GOLD CUP hopeful Delta Work will step up his preparations for a potential tilt at the Cheltenham Festival feature with
By Holly Hunt for Insider Sport — The Jockey Club is lining up an expansion of the Cheltenham Festival from 2023 onwards, with plans to
By HRI Foreign Staff — It is not unlike Cheltenham to stand out, even in the thick of a whole new season. The venue is
By HRI Foreign Staff — This year’s major events began this week with the impressive Cheltenham Festival getting the ball rolling this March followed by
Edited Release — Undefeated 7-year-old mare Honeysuckle dominated Tuesday’s G1 Champion Hurdle on opening day of the Cheltenham Festival Honeysuckle and in doing so gave
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL., March 16, 2021 – Irony is no small part of modern American life and the timing of two events which took place
By HRI Foreign Staff — If you are a fan of horse racing, then this time of year starts to get very exciting. This is
By HRI Foreign Staff — Very soon horse racing fans will return to the racetracks and most of the big races will happen when the
By HRI Foreign Staff — The Cheltenham Festival is one of the most anticipated events on the horse racing calendar, and this year’s event looks
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, MARCH 9, 2021 – Maybe it’s because I just saw the Golden Globe-winning Nomadland that I don’t feel compelled to rage, to
By HRI Foreign Staff — If you are a fan of horse racing, this time of year starts to get very exciting. This is because
By HRI Foreign Staff — The racecourses are starting to heat up as jockey, trainers, horses, and punters ramp it up on the road to
By HRI Foreign Staff — As the winning-most trainer in Cheltenham Festival history, any horse sent across from Ireland by Willie Mullins to the British
