Nick Robson

1 week ago | independent.ie | Nick Robson

This year’s meeting opener, the Queen Anne Stakes, is a top-notch renewal, but Lead Artist is the clubhouse leader in the older miling division after winning the Lockinge at Newbury, from which the first four all meet again. There seems to be a belief that Rosallion will have little trouble in turning around the Lockinge form, but he has over two lengths to find and when you dig into his form from last season, it is not hard to pick holes in it.

1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Nick Robson

No trainer has won the Coventry Stakes more than Aidan O'Brien and he sends two unbeaten colts for this year's race in Gstaad and Warsaw. The Ballydoyle handler has won the premier Royal Ascot juvenile race on 10 occasions and appears to hold an incredibly strong hand yet again. Gstaad is the choice of Ryan Moore after he triumphed over five furlongs on his debut, beating a stablemate who had finished second in Listed company previously. "We always though Gstaad was a very nice horse.

1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Nick Robson

John and Sean Quinn’s filly has yet to finish out of the first three in her career and seems to still be improving. Having seen off Lady Of Andros to win the class two handicap, attention swiftly turned to the valuable Churchill Tyres Supporting Macmillan Sprint Handicap for which she is declared. However, Sean Quinn feels she might have done enough for the week.

1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Nick Robson

With £70,000 up for grabs in the Seat Unique Handicap, a competitive field had been gathered. But John and Thady Gosden’s four-year-old stood out both in the racecard and in the paddock beforehand. James Doyle – on his only ride of the afternoon – overcame a tricky draw to put his partner into contention with two furlongs to run and set about chasing See That Storm, another improving type.

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Nick Robson

A member of one of the most famous racing families in Yorkshire, he trained with great success on the Flat and over jumps before retiring in 1996. He was succeeded by his son, Tim, while his brother Mick still shares a licence today with his own son, David, with many other members of the family involved in racing. Tim Easterby announced on X: "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of my father Peter Easterby. "He passed away peacefully in his own home with his family by his side.