HORSE RACING FEATURES
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‘Horses To Follow’ goes digital!
Timeform’s ‘Horses To Follow’ goes digital and the 2026/27 jumps edition is available online now. John Ingles charts the journey from print to digital while highlighting a host of new features.
By Timeform,
03 November 2026View -
Timeform's Top Flat horses in Europe
Timeform's top Flat horses in Europe sorted by age.
By Timeform,
27 October 2026View
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Irish Saturday Preview: Melon looking ripe for Samcro rematch
John Ingles previews Saturday’s pair of Grade 1 contests at Leopardstown, featuring a rematch between Punchestown fallers Samcro and Melon in the Ryanair Hurdle and some promising young stayers in the Neville Hotels Novices’ Chase.
By John Ingles,
27 December 2018View -
Ratings Update: King George winner Clan des Obeaux joins chasing elite
Clan des Obeaux beat two former winners of the race in landing a tenth King George VI Chase for trainer Paul Nicholls, but where does that leave the pecking order of the top staying chasers? John Ingles rounds up the major changes to the Timeform ratings over the Christmas period.
By John Ingles,
27 December 2018View -
Timeform Highlights of 2018
Our team of writers and analysts pick out their favourite racing moments of 2018.
By Timeform,
26 December 2018View -
Irish Boxing Day Preview: Elliott and Mullins to fight it out
Nick Seddon previews the two Grade 1 races due to take place in Ireland on Boxing Day, including the Racing Post Novices' Chase at Leopardstown, won in recent years by Douvan, Min and Footpad.
By Nick Seddon,
22 December 2018View -
King George VI Chase Preview: Waiting no longer
Nick Seddon previews what is shaping up to be a stellar renewal of the Grade 1 King George VI Chase at Kempton Park on Boxing Day, which is set to feature two previous winners of the race.
By Nick Seddon,
22 December 2018View -
Savills Chase Preview: Going down a familiar Road
Adam Houghton previews the two Grade 1 races due to take place in Ireland on December 28 and fancies a pair of Gigginstown House Stud-owned runners to emulate their 2017 achievements.
By Adam Houghton,
22 December 2018View








