Adam Houghton is a sports journalist specializing in horse racing. He writes for Sportin' Life and Timeform, and his work has also appeared in Betfair. Adam provides in-depth analysis, previews, and reports on horse racing events, as well as profiles on trainers and horses.
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By: Adam Houghton
NEWMARKET, England–For the second consecutive year Havana Grey (GB) and Whitsbury Manor Stud were responsible for the highest-priced yearling at the Tattersalls Somerville Yearling Sale as a filly by the in-demand stallion went the way of Alex Elliott, acting on behalf of Amo Racing, for 140,000gns during Tuesday's session at Park Paddocks.
By: Adam Houghton
Every day is a school day if you follow TDN . Thankfully, master of all subjects Emma Berry delivered yesterday's lesson on the Bay City Rollers–apparently one of the most popular bands of the 1970s–in her excellent Seven Days column , allowing me to stay in my lane with today's news that the unbeaten two-year-old colt of the same name is unlikely to run again this year after his comfortable victory in Saturday's G2 Champagne Stakes at Doncaster.
By: Adam Houghton
Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 2:38 pm | Back to: Europe Shared News Europe By Adam Houghton
By: Adam Houghton
“It feels like a holiday!” joked Ed Player when discussing the task of showing Whatton Manor Stud's three-strong consignment to potential buyers ahead of Book 1 of the Goffs Orby Sale, a historic offering as the first at this particular sale from an operation with over 40 years of experience in the industry.
By: Adam Houghton
It's that time of year where most of the stories in the bloodstock world are being written in the sales ring, with the ink used to tell the tale of Book 1 of the Goffs Orby Sale still fresh on the page and the major plotlines ahead of the impending Tattersalls October Yearling Sale already starting to take shape.
By: Emma Berry, Adam Houghton
In a fitting finale to what has been an extraordinary Book 1 sale, a Wootton Bassett (GB) colt took centre stage, fetching a staggering 4.3 million gns (AU$8.7 million) and setting a new record for a yearling colt at Tattersalls. Overall, the Book 1 session was nothing short of remarkable, with record-breaking turnover, average, and median prices, capping off an otherwise modest year for European yearling sales.
By: Adam Houghton
Fresh from Friday's double with a pair of exciting two-year-old fillies, Charlie Appleby returned to the Rowley Mile bright and early on Saturday morning to oversee racecourse gallops for some of the biggest names at Moulton Paddocks, including the 2,000 Guineas and Sussex Stakes winner Notable Speech (Ire) who could yet stay in training as a four-year-old according to his trainer.
By: Adam Houghton
Alex Cole, racing manager for owners Jim and Fitri Hay, has paid tribute to their “superstar” Starlust (GB) , who has reportedly attracted plenty of interest from Australia with a view to a stallion career following his victory in Saturday's GI Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Del Mar.
By: Adam Houghton
It was announced on Wednesday that 1,574 of the world's best cricketers had registered their availability for the 2025 Indian Premier League, including a certain James Anderson, England's all-time leading wicket-taker who, in a surprise move, has put himself in contention to play in the competition for the first time in his long and illustrious career at the age of 42.
Welcome to Winter Watch, the new column with the unenviable task of trying to fill the void that now exists after Emma Berry penned her final Seven Days column of 2024, not to return until we hand the baton over again next spring.
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