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With 54 entered and only 15 declared, the Tedworth's meeting at Barbury looked like a disappointment for the racecourse that is as close to professional as you can get, writes Mark Pugh. The firm going made it ideal for those seeking fast but safe ground, and thought the competition may have been light on the ground, the entertainment was certainly not lacking for a good crowd that basked in warm ...

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With drying conditions, entries for the final Tedworth fixture this Sunday at the picturesque Barbury Racecourse are down on last year, but with 54 runners potentially taking their chance, the racing should remain competitive, writes Jake Exelby. The going is currently Good and organizers are hoping a high percentage of the entries will be declared on the day. Meeting Secretary Dominic Birkmyre sa...

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Success stories involving grit and determination in sport are a compelling watch and what often endear certain personalities to the mainstream media. These tales of sports professionals overcoming adversity are what inspire onlookers to achieve their specific dreams and goals whether in life or in sport. One of those inspiring tales is that of Alan King, the resident trainer at Barbury, and a huge...

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The Cheltenham Festival is one of the world's top racing events, and the highlight for every Pointing enthusiast, who waits hungrily for the St James's Place Wealth Management Foxhunter Chase on Friday. March 17th. Over 220,000 flock to see the four days and 28 races, from all over the UK, Ireland and beyond. The Festival began in 1908 and now lures some £600m in online bets alone. If the r...

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