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Scottish Sun
a day ago
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- Scottish Sun
Horse racing tips: ‘He won this race two years ago off a similar mark' – Templegate's Friday NAP
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TEMPLEGATE takes on Friday's action confident of building the bank for a decent weekend of action. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up VINTAGE CLARETS (7.35 Newcastle, nap) Richard Fahey's flyer shaped like he was back in form at Epsom last time and won this race two seasons back from a similar mark. He has the high draw you so often need at this track over the sprint trips and being towards the rail can be a big help. There aren't many better apprentices around than Warren Fentiman and he takes a very handy 5lb off his back. NOVELLO LAD (3.55 Doncaster, nb). Oisin Murphy takes over in the saddle and he has won three of last four rides for canny trainer Paul Midgley. This four-year-old was just denied over this track and trip last time when hitting a bit of traffic and can go one better this time with conditions spot on again. DIAMOND RAIN (7.05 Newcastle, treble) Looks a sure thing for team Godolphin. She was a cut above her rivals in a Listed race last time and this doesn't look much trickier. Charlie Appleby didn't have the best of Royal Ascot's but his string continues to fly along in great nick. THE FEMININE URGE (2.00 Yarmouth, Lucky 15) She never had a chance at Wolves last time but was in flying form beforehand and this looks well within her radar. Templegate's tips DONCASTER 1.50 Pendragon 2.20 Favorite Memory 2.50 Bearwith 3.20 Displaying 3.55 Novello Lad (nb) 4.30 Alashos 5.05 Taygar CARTMEL 2.38 Sporting Glance 3.08 Reel Her In 3.43 Leading Force 4.18 Lermoos Legend 4.55 Wild Nephin 5.30 Winds Of Winter YARMOUTH 2.00 The Feminine Urge 2.30 Azleet 3.00 Captain Brett 3.33 Zafaan 4.08 Blue Rc 4.40 Blue Anthem 5.15 Black Falcon NEWCASTLE 4.45 Persian Phoenix 5.25 Warrior Mode 6.00 Excellent Believe 6.30 Starliner 7.05 Diamond Rain (treble) 7.35 Vintage Clarets (nap) 8.10 Pockley 8.40 Speeding Bullet NEWMARKET 5.40 Secret Oath 6.10 Abloom 6.40 Expressionless 7.15 French Haven 7.45 Earthwatch 8.20 Khaldiya 8.55 Sea Emily Run FREE BETS - GET THE BEST SIGN UP DEALS AND RACING OFFERS 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: Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chases their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – Gamble Aware – Find our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
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- The Irish Sun
Horse racing tips: ‘He won this race two years ago off a similar mark' – Templegate's Friday NAP
TEMPLEGATE takes on Friday's action confident of building the bank for a decent weekend of action. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. VINTAGE CLARETS (7.35 Newcastle, nap) Richard Fahey's flyer shaped like he was back in form at Epsom last time and won this race two seasons back from a similar mark. He has the high draw you so often need at this track over the sprint trips and being towards the rail can be a big help. There aren't many better apprentices around than Warren Fentiman and he takes a very handy 5lb off his back. NOVELLO LAD (3.55 Doncaster, nb). Oisin Murphy takes over in the saddle and he has won three of last four rides for canny trainer Paul Midgley. This four-year-old was just denied over this track and trip last time when hitting a bit of traffic and can go one better this time with conditions spot on again. DIAMOND RAIN (7.05 Newcastle, treble) Looks a sure thing for team Godolphin. She was a cut above her rivals in a Listed race last time and this doesn't look much trickier. Charlie Appleby didn't have the best of Royal Ascot's but his string continues to fly along in great nick. THE FEMININE URGE (2.00 Yarmouth, Lucky 15) She never had a chance at Wolves last time but was in flying form beforehand and this looks well within her radar. Most read in Horse Racing Templegate's tips DONCASTER 1.50 Pendragon 2.20 Favorite Memory 2.50 Bearwith 3.20 Displaying 3.55 Novello Lad (nb) 4.30 Alashos 5.05 Taygar CARTMEL 2.38 Sporting Glance 3.08 Reel Her In 3.43 Leading Force 4.18 Lermoos Legend 4.55 Wild Nephin 5.30 Winds Of Winter YARMOUTH 2.00 The Feminine Urge 2.30 Azleet 3.00 Captain Brett 3.33 Zafaan 4.08 Blue Rc 4.40 Blue Anthem 5.15 Black Falcon NEWCASTLE 4.45 Persian Phoenix 5.25 Warrior Mode 6.00 Excellent Believe 6.30 Starliner 7.05 Diamond Rain (treble) 7.35 Vintage Clarets (nap) 8.10 Pockley 8.40 Speeding Bullet NEWMARKET 5.40 Secret Oath 6.10 Abloom 6.40 Expressionless 7.15 French Haven 7.45 Earthwatch 8.20 Khaldiya 8.55 Sea Emily Run FREE BETS - GET THE BEST SIGN UP DEALS AND RACING OFFERS 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: Read more on the Irish Sun Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chases their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – Gamble Aware – Find our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.
The Sun
a day ago
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- The Sun
Horse racing tips: ‘He won this race two years ago off a similar mark' – Templegate's Friday NAP
TEMPLEGATE takes on Friday's action confident of building the bank for a decent weekend of action. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. VINTAGE CLARETS (7.35 Newcastle, nap) Richard Fahey's flyer shaped like he was back in form at Epsom last time and won this race two seasons back from a similar mark. He has the high draw you so often need at this track over the sprint trips and being towards the rail can be a big help. There aren't many better apprentices around than Warren Fentiman and he takes a very handy 5lb off his back. NOVELLO LAD (3.55 Doncaster, nb). Oisin Murphy takes over in the saddle and he has won three of last four rides for canny trainer Paul Midgley. This four-year-old was just denied over this track and trip last time when hitting a bit of traffic and can go one better this time with conditions spot on again. DIAMOND RAIN (7.05 Newcastle, treble) Looks a sure thing for team Godolphin. She was a cut above her rivals in a Listed race last time and this doesn't look much trickier. Charlie Appleby didn't have the best of Royal Ascot's but his string continues to fly along in great nick. THE FEMININE URGE (2.00 Yarmouth, Lucky 15) She never had a chance at Wolves last time but was in flying form beforehand and this looks well within her radar. Templegate's tips DONCASTER 1.50 Pendragon 2.20 Favorite Memory 2.50 Bearwith 3.20 Displaying 3.55 Novello Lad (nb) 4.30 Alashos 5.05 Taygar CARTMEL 2.38 Sporting Glance 3.08 Reel Her In 3.43 Leading Force 4.18 Lermoos Legend 4.55 Wild Nephin 5.30 Winds Of Winter YARMOUTH 2.00 The Feminine Urge 2.30 Azleet 3.00 Captain Brett 3.33 Zafaan 4.08 Blue Rc 4.40 Blue Anthem 5.15 Black Falcon NEWCASTLE 4.45 Persian Phoenix 5.25 Warrior Mode 6.00 Excellent Believe 6.30 Starliner 7.05 Diamond Rain (treble) 7.35 Vintage Clarets (nap) 8.10 Pockley 8.40 Speeding Bullet NEWMARKET 5.40 Secret Oath 6.10 Abloom 6.40 Expressionless 7.15 French Haven 7.45 Earthwatch 8.20 Khaldiya 8.55 Sea Emily Run 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:
Leader Live
07-06-2025
- Sport
- Leader Live
Stormy Impact makes it Dash delight for Warren Fentiman
The son of weighing-room veteran Duran Fentiman, the 17-year-old's star has been in the ascendancy during the winter on the all-weather and his 5lb claim looks a steal. With a furlong to run Richard Fahey's filly still had more in front of her than behind, but when her young pilot switched the 7-1 shot to the middle of the track she flew to beat Lexington Blitz by a length. Fentiman said: 'I was going to go to the stands rail, but I knew there wouldn't be a gap for me, so I've just gone down the middle, took a risk and hopefully it's paid off. 'She's a very nice filly. Dad will be delighted to see me have a winner like this on Derby day, it's just a dream really. I can't thank Richard enough for the support and letting me ride on a big day like this, it's a privilege. 'Early on I thought she was outpaced and how these Epsom races are run they keep on going. I thought if we got placed I would be delighted, but all of a sudden she changed her stride and has just gone. As I was coming up to the leaders I thought I could have this in the bag and she was brilliant.' Fahey added: 'It's a new race, but I've never actually won a sprint on Derby day so that was brilliant. 'She'll definitely go to Royal Ascot now for the Palace of Holyrood, that's the route for her now. 'At halfway we were near last and they must have gone very quick as she's not slow and she was struggling to lay up with them. 'I came here confident, but I was struggling to find the right race for her. I had to run her over six furlongs at Newmarket, but I think five furlongs is her forte, she's all speed.'
Glasgow Times
07-06-2025
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Stormy Impact makes it Dash delight for Warren Fentiman
The son of weighing-room veteran Duran Fentiman, the 17-year-old's star has been in the ascendancy during the winter on the all-weather and his 5lb claim looks a steal. With a furlong to run Richard Fahey's filly still had more in front of her than behind, but when her young pilot switched the 7-1 shot to the middle of the track she flew to beat Lexington Blitz by a length. Fentiman said: 'I was going to go to the stands rail, but I knew there wouldn't be a gap for me, so I've just gone down the middle, took a risk and hopefully it's paid off. 'She's a very nice filly. Dad will be delighted to see me have a winner like this on Derby day, it's just a dream really. I can't thank Richard enough for the support and letting me ride on a big day like this, it's a privilege. 'Early on I thought she was outpaced and how these Epsom races are run they keep on going. I thought if we got placed I would be delighted, but all of a sudden she changed her stride and has just gone. As I was coming up to the leaders I thought I could have this in the bag and she was brilliant.' Fahey added: 'It's a new race, but I've never actually won a sprint on Derby day so that was brilliant. 'She'll definitely go to Royal Ascot now for the Palace of Holyrood, that's the route for her now. 'At halfway we were near last and they must have gone very quick as she's not slow and she was struggling to lay up with them. 'I came here confident, but I was struggling to find the right race for her. I had to run her over six furlongs at Newmarket, but I think five furlongs is her forte, she's all speed.'
