All news on the topic: Venetia Williams

Lucinda Russell will become the most successful female trainer in Grand National history if Corach Rambler follows up last year’s victory

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

Royale Pagaille defeated Bravemansgame in the Betfair Chase last time out but will not line up for a rematch at Kempton on Boxing Day

Newsboy expects his Nap, Fantastic Fox, to prove too smart for his rivals in the 8.00 at Chelmsford City, and he also rates Heros (3.15) as a good thing at Taunton

The Herefordshire trainer and owner Andy Edwards feel that the National Hunt festive highlight will come too soon for their smart chaser, a 10-1 chance with sponsors Ladbrokes

Newsboy fancies his nap, Heros, to win at Plumpton and also hopes I See You Well can score on the same card and complete his Daily Double

Newsboy believes in-form trainer Venetia Williams can score a double at Southwell with his Nap, Mountain Leopard, who runs in the 2.10, and Hill Of Tara in the closing two-and-a-half-mile handicap hurdle (3.40)

Royale Pagaille won the Haydock feature for in-form trainer Venetia Williams, while at Ascot, Paul Nicholls and Harry Cobden raced to a four-timer. Pic D'Orhy landed the Nirvana Spa 1965 Chase, but Shishkin took no part in proceedings

Royale Pagaille is Newsboy's tip to land the Betfair Chase (3.00) at Haydock on Saturday, November 25, while Shishkin is the selection in Ascot's feature race, the Nirvana Spa 1965 Chase (1.30)

Easy As That is fancied to go well at big odds in the Paddy Power Gold Cup while Chambard is the pick in the amateur riders' race at Cheltenham

Newsboy expects his Nap, Fast Forward, to be on the mark at Wolverhampton. Our man also goes through his selections for the ITV Racing action which include Deere Park in Kelso's Morebattle Hurdle

Newsboy expects his nap, Lost In Time, to find winning form at Lingfield, and also fancies Itchy Feet at Haydock to complete his Daily Double

One True King is good value at the royal racetrack while Petit Tonnerre is worth a small bet at Haydock having nearly been brought down last time out

Philip Hobbs' Stellar Magic is fancied to bounce back to form while Venetia Williams could fire in a winner with Laskalin

Venetia Williams' stable star was behind Galopin Des Champs in the betting for the March showpiece but will miss the contest after his last fence tumble in the King George VI Chase

Newsboy's Nap for Saturday, January 7, is the Paul Nicholls-trained Iceo at Sandown. The next best is another Sandown runner Gemirande

The favourite for the King George VI Chase, who unseated his jockey at the final fence, was not suited to the ground at Kempton, according to owner Andy Edwards