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HARRY Parsons, Luke Haines and Max Whitfield were on target for Swindon Town’s Under 18s against Luton at Stanley Park.
The result extended Town’s unbeaten Merit League streak to three games – with two wins and a draw.
Photos are below, with more available upon request.
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SEVEN races entertained crowds at Newbury Racecourse on Friday.
Emitom won the feature novice hurdle for Lambourn trainer Warren Greatrex, there were also wins on the card for Colin Tizzard, Nigel Twiston-Davies and Dan Skelton.
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SPRING sunshine greeted racegoers at Warwick Racecourse on Friday for a seven-race card.
The Budbrooke Chase was the feature – with prize money hitting £30,000.
Photos below, please email shaun@shaunreynoldsphotography.co.uk if you would like to see more.
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SEVEN races entertained crowds at Larkhill Point-to-Point on Sunday afternoon.
The day was well attended and free to enter – an excellent idea which certainly pulled the crowds in.
More photos are available, please email me (shaun@shaunreynoldsphotography.co.uk) to view them.
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HARRY Parsons and Luke Haines were on target for Swindon Town U18s as they downed Portsmouth 3-2 in a Merit League thriller.
Dave Farrell’s youngsters were playing their first fixture of the Merit League – and made a perfect start at Stanley Park in Chippenham.
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THE snow did little to stop the usual morning routine at Jamie Snowden’s yard in Lambourn this morning.
A total of 36 horses in full-time training were exercised.
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NICKY Henderson trained Champ landed the Grade One Challow Novices’ Hurdle for JP McManus and jockey Barry Geraghty at Newbury on Saturday.
The promising middle-distance hurdler charged clear of his rivals inside the final furlong to win comfortably, subsequently becoming the bookies’.. →