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The Sun
30-06-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Horse racing tips: ‘She saves her best for this ground' – Templegate's Tuesday NAP
TEMPLEGATE tackles Tuesday's action confident of building the bank ahead of another big Saturday of racing. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. BEAR TO DREAM (2.40 Brighton, nap) Was an easy winner over course and distance two runs ago and ran well again last time. She saves her best for these quick conditions and has a capable 5lb claimer on board. MADE ALL (2.30 Musselburgh, nb) Ironically likes to come from behind as he did at Newcastle last time when going down in a head-bobber. His latest win came over this longer distance on fast turf at Catterick and he's a fair 5lb higher now. This is a good chance for another win. TIEMPO ALEGRE (4.10 Brighton, treble) Has been knocking on the door and was a good third at Redcar last time. She's coming down the weights and can strike under Jim Crowley. NIGHT BEAR (4.40 Brighton) Looks good for the Lucky 15. He was just over a length off the pace here last time and is back from the same mark. He is best over this trip and will be right there. Templegate's tips Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. You should be aware brands pay fees to appear in the highest placements on the page. 18+. T&Cs apply. Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who:
South Wales Guardian
26-05-2025
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Burrows proud of ‘huge race' from Anmaat in Curragh cracker
The seven-year-old was in action for the first time this season as part of a particularly competitive renewal of the Group One prize. He travelled beautifully through the race under Jim Crowley and only found Aidan O'Brien's Los Angeles too strong in the final strides to go down by half a length. Burrows was delighted with the performance despite the defeat and is game for a rematch with a similar field, should conditions prove suitable in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot or the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown. 'I'm so pleased with him, he ran a huge race and the lack of a run just told in the last quarter of a furlong,' said Burrows, speaking to Racing TV. 'The way he travelled and came through, I came here hoping that's what we'd see. 'He has his old enthusiasm and I think he's backed up his Champion Stakes win, people thought that might possibly be a bit of a fluke but he's just a bloody good horse. 'He's a seven-year-old now and he's harder to get fit, there's been a lack of rain at home and it's hard to get on the grass gallops, but I'm not making excuses. 'He's as fit as we've had him and it's the start of a long year, I know there'll be other days to look forward to and I look forward to taking him (Los Angeles) on again. 'If the ground is good at Royal Ascot then that would be our next port of call, we've got the Eclipse to think of as well. He's got a few options.'
North Wales Chronicle
26-05-2025
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Burrows proud of ‘huge race' from Anmaat in Curragh cracker
The seven-year-old was in action for the first time this season as part of a particularly competitive renewal of the Group One prize. He travelled beautifully through the race under Jim Crowley and only found Aidan O'Brien's Los Angeles too strong in the final strides to go down by half a length. Burrows was delighted with the performance despite the defeat and is game for a rematch with a similar field, should conditions prove suitable in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot or the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown. 'I'm so pleased with him, he ran a huge race and the lack of a run just told in the last quarter of a furlong,' said Burrows, speaking to Racing TV. 'The way he travelled and came through, I came here hoping that's what we'd see. 'He has his old enthusiasm and I think he's backed up his Champion Stakes win, people thought that might possibly be a bit of a fluke but he's just a bloody good horse. 'He's a seven-year-old now and he's harder to get fit, there's been a lack of rain at home and it's hard to get on the grass gallops, but I'm not making excuses. 'He's as fit as we've had him and it's the start of a long year, I know there'll be other days to look forward to and I look forward to taking him (Los Angeles) on again. 'If the ground is good at Royal Ascot then that would be our next port of call, we've got the Eclipse to think of as well. He's got a few options.'
Rhyl Journal
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Burrows proud of ‘huge race' from Anmaat in Curragh cracker
The seven-year-old was in action for the first time this season as part of a particularly competitive renewal of the Group One prize. He travelled beautifully through the race under Jim Crowley and only found Aidan O'Brien's Los Angeles too strong in the final strides to go down by half a length. Burrows was delighted with the performance despite the defeat and is game for a rematch with a similar field, should conditions prove suitable in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot or the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown. 'I'm so pleased with him, he ran a huge race and the lack of a run just told in the last quarter of a furlong,' said Burrows, speaking to Racing TV. 'The way he travelled and came through, I came here hoping that's what we'd see. 'He has his old enthusiasm and I think he's backed up his Champion Stakes win, people thought that might possibly be a bit of a fluke but he's just a bloody good horse. 'He's a seven-year-old now and he's harder to get fit, there's been a lack of rain at home and it's hard to get on the grass gallops, but I'm not making excuses. 'He's as fit as we've had him and it's the start of a long year, I know there'll be other days to look forward to and I look forward to taking him (Los Angeles) on again. 'If the ground is good at Royal Ascot then that would be our next port of call, we've got the Eclipse to think of as well. He's got a few options.'
