BEVERLEY RACES : Bullet Firing For Westwood Date
North Yorkshire trainer Kevin Ryan believes White Bullet can develop into a serious Group-race performer ahead of her assignment at Beverley on Monday evening.
North Yorkshire trainer Kevin Ryan believes White Bullet can develop into a serious Group-race performer ahead of her assignment at Beverley on Monday evening.
Suitably inspired by another fine effort from Danzeno at the weekend, Mick Appleby could fire up to three bullets at Beverley on Friday evening.
Thousands of people attended the Beverley Folk Festival, which was held this weekend at Beverley Racecourse.
Photos from Beverley Racecourse which hosted their first summer evening event of the season. Hundreds of people turned out to enjoy the Laurent-Perrier Evening of the Horse.
Darlington trainer Michael Dods remains energised by what the future holds for last month’s Hilary Needler Trophy winner at Beverley, Easton Angel.
On a nice warn day like today, tonight could be the ideal time to enjoy the summer at Beverley Races.
Marcus Tregoning is optimistic Diamond Blaise can give his Whitsbury yard a timely boost for Royal Ascot by winning at Beverley’s evening meeting on Tuesday.
With only a few days to go till the 33rd Beverley Folk Festival kicks off, ticket sales have exceeded all previous year and organisers are looking forward to a bumper year.
Glasses at the ready, bottle chilling, bets placed – Tuesday 16 June sees one of the most glamorous events of the season with the Laurent-Perrier Evening of the Horse at Beverley Racecourse.
Epsom hero Paul Midgley wants to maintain the feel-good factor from his Westow stables when Choc’A’Moca runs at Beverley Racecourse on Wednesday. The North Yorkshire handler enjoyed one of the finest days of his career on Saturday when Desert Law and Monsieur Joe finished a respective first and second in the Investec “Dash”. “It’s not really sunk in yet,” said Midgley. “By the time we got into the lorry on…
An export success story based on waste will be featured when World Trade Centre Hull & Humber holds its latest Getting to Yellow overseas selling seminar on Tuesday (June 2).
Getting to Yellow – Selling Overseas is a free seminar on 2nd June 2015 from 7.45am – 10.00am at The Beverley Racecourse.
County Durham trainer Michael Dods believes Easton Angel can cope with a rise in grade when she runs in the Hilary Needler Trophy at Beverley on Saturday.