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CHELTENHAM day three, and the hangovers have already set in – directly in proportion to the volume of losers and resultant quantity of Guinness consumed.

WRITING this in advance of the first days proceedings, I am just hoping there have been a few winners on day one to have kept us ticking over and that…

DO you smell that? The extra feel of electricity going round is not a power surge from the National Grid, it's in the air because Cheltenham is finally…

GRAEME Munro stands on the verge of claiming the most significant title to date for the fledgling Highland Boxing Academy. The bantamweight dominated…

THE evening reception for the recent visit of the American curling tour caused the postponement of four out of the five round eight games in Leslie Hairdressing…

WE had three winners and a second from only five selections last week in what proved another good week for The Yorkshireman, keeping us in good form as…

TERRIFIC spread of racing at the weekend with more preparations in the run up to Cheltenham and Aintree festivals.

INVERNESS Ice Centre hosted for the first time last week a very successful Royal Caledonian Curling Club women’s branch week- long competition for the…

GRAEME Munro defied a chest infection to reach the last four in his division of the Senior Scottish Open Championships.

RACING on Wednesday at Southwell, Folkestone and Bangor over National Hunt rules and a twilight card at Kempton Park, where the class is quite a far cry…

RACING on Saturday will provide a real test, with cards at Newcastle and Chepstow, where the severity of their trademark stiff finishes will be severely…

IT was a nearly day for me on Saturday with Swincombe Flame, Medermit and Bobs Worth all failing to win but running well.

SPRINTER Sacre is a horse I have harped on about for months now and I got on early in the Arkle ante-post market.

THERE was a winning debut for Ross Houston and a significant triumph for Mitchell Dalton as the two Highland Boxing Academy members turned on the style…

BARRING catastrophic results in next month’s final round of Inverness Super League Division One, Blair Fraser will win his first-ever title.

THE north is carrying the torch of national hunt racing, with Musselburgh being the only card on Saturday with their John Smiths Cheltenham trials day.

ALAN Clyne will not raise his own expectation levels by setting a main target in terms of a ranking position come the end of the year.

OLYMPIC bronze medallist Georgina Harland is adamant modern pentathlete Mhairi Spence’s Olympic fate is in her own hands and believes she could not be…

HAVING failed to qualify for last year’s Scottish curling finals, Ewan MacDonald goes in search of adding to his haul of five national titles when the…

MALCOLM Sutherland might be a busy man as race director of the forthcoming Inverness Half Marathon, but he can still afford himself a smile at the work…