Red Hand is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, writing for The Irish News. With a focus on local news and events, Red Hand covers a variety of topics including sports, entertainment, and cultural happenings in the region. Their articles provide insightful and engaging coverage of the local community.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
Red Hand's focus is on local sports, particularly horse racing. They cover announcements and investment analysis related to the sport, suggesting a preference for content that provides insights into upcoming races, potential winners or industry developments.
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Red Hand: North View looks very nice indeed at Bath The Irish News
Fast ground will be to her liking and while Soprano could be a fly in the ointment in the Ire-Incentive, It Pays To Buy Irish Dick Poole Fillies' Stakes at Salisbury, there is lots to like about the Cox runner
By: Red Hand
Canoodled looks well placed to follow up an impressive recent Newmarket success in the Arete Foundation Handicap at Haydock
Red Hand: Shaquille can slam dunk rivals at Haydock The Irish News
Ralph Beckett can continue his excellent recent form when Trust House runs in the Unibet Support Safe Gambling Maiden Stakes at Kempton
Hailing from the in-form Karl Burke yard, this daughter of Too Darn Hot is yet another classy juvenile for the team that landed the Moyglare Stud Stakes with Fallen Angel last weekend
Second first time up, he produced a 20-1 surprise to win the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot and showed there was no fluke about that in following up in the Molecomb at Glorious Goodwood
The chestnut was a winner at the same track on debut last month, taking a 10-runner novice by a head from prior and subsequent winner Le Mans
Knight can ride high for Crisfords at Sandown The Irish News
By: Red Hand
Unequal Love can put a recent defeat behind her as she lines up in the British EBF Premier Fillies’ Handicap at Pontefract
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