All news by author: David Yates

Willie Mullins continues to dominate the 2024 Cheltenham Festival and took his tally to six wins this year on Wednesday, but others could get in on the act on Day Three

The Cheltenham Festival continues on Wednesday as all eyes focus on the Queen Mother Champion Chase where Willie Mullins will be hoping for another winner despite Energumene’s absence

The Cheltenham Festival gets underway on Tuesday, with the Champion Hurdle Challenge Trophy being the showpiece race of day one as Irish trainer Willie Mullins looks set to dominate

Newsboy's Nap selection for Sunday, March 10, is the Jonjo O'Neill-trained Clondaw Royale at Warwick (4.45). The next best is Southwell runner Prince Eric (6.00)

Newsboy fancies his nap, Marie's Jewel, to prove a gem at Newcastle and also hopes Whosmydaddy can score at Ayr and complete his Daily Double

Newsboy fancies his nap, Jungle Mac, to win at Kempton and also hopes Burrows Hall can score at Catterick and complete his Daily Double

Gary Moore's Nassalam will run in the blue riband of jump racing if the ground turns up soft on March 15 after the seven-year-old's stunning display in Chepstow in December

Newsboy's Nap selection for Sunday, March 3, is the Steph Hollinshead-trained Pepsi Cat at Newcastle (7.30). The next best is another runner at Gosforth Park, He's An Angel (6.30)

Newsboy believes Benson can repeat last year's victory in the bet365 Morebattle Hurdle (2.50) at Kelso and he also rates Highstakeplayer in Newbury's big race of the day, the BetVictor Greatwood Gold Cup Handicap Chase (1.55)

Newsboy expects Irish raider Pitwood Road to have a successful introduction to hurdles in the 3.50 at Bangor and he also fancies Man On A Mission to repeat his course and distance success at Kempton Park (8.00)

Newsboy's expects his Nap, Majed, to deliver the goods at Southwell in the 6.00 and he also fancies David's Diva to complete a four-timer in the opener on the same card

Newsboy's Nap selection for Sunday, February 25, is the Gary Moore-trained Abingworth at Hereford (3.40). The next best is another Hereford runner Sammy's Guarantee (4.10)

Our man thinks Lord Baddesley has what it takes to win the big handicap at Kempton, while upwardly mobile stayer Fenland Tiger can bare his teeth in the Eider Chase at Newcastle

Newsboy believes his best bet of the day, Mister Murchan, can deliver at Lingfield in the 4.15 despite a long time away from the winner's circle and he also fancies Double Click to bounce back to form on the same card

Newsboy expects his Nap, Annie Express, to motor home at Ludlow for trainer Warren Greatrex and he also rates Natacata highly in the 8.30 at Kempton

Newsboy rates his Nap, improving sprinter Solray, as his best bet of the day at Newcastle and he also fancies Bobby Shaftoe earlier on the same card

Newsboy's Nap selection for Sunday, February 18, is the John and Thady Gosden-trained Dubawi Time at Kempton (8.30). The next best is Southwell runner It's Maisy (4.30)

My Silver Lining is our expert's fancy for the Grand National Trial at Haydock while he expects L'Homme Presse to repel his rivals in the big race at Ascot

Newsboy's believes his Nap, Fivethousandtoone, can score for punters at Kempton Park in the 7.00, and he also fancies Gary Moore's He's A Latchito at Fontwell earlier in the day (3.20)

Newsboy fancies his nap, Polar Princess, to be hot for her rivals at Newcastle and also hopes Lady In The Park can score at Ayr and complete his Daily Double

Newsboy expects his Nap, Marefuori, to excel at Wolverhampton in the Best Racing Odds Guaranteed At BetMGM Handicap (7.00) and he also rates Tribal Wisdom as a good bet half an hour later at the Dunstall Park track

Injured jockey Graham Lee has given his first interview from hospital since suffering a freak horror fall at Newcastle in November which has left him with life-changing injuries

Newsboy's Nap selection for Sunday, February 11, is the Simon Pearce-trained The Bunt at Lingfield (3.27). The next best is Exeter runner Goshhowposh (3.35)

Newsboy's Nap selection for Wednesday, February 7, is the Fergal O'Brien-trained Bonttay at Ludlow (3.00). The next best is Kempton runner Lessay (6.00)

The master trainer completed the clean sweep on Sunday with four top level triumphs adding to the quartet of victories on Saturday