Sam Morgan

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Steve Mullen |Sam Morgan

TEMPLEGATE tackles a brilliant midweek punting treat confident of finding winners over both codes. There is top action at Newmarket and Cheltenham. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. APOLLO ONE (3.00 Newmarket, nap)He is no whipper-snapper anymore but improved plenty last season and this race should set up perfectly for him. He goes on any ground and horses that can go the early gallop and race prominently tend to do well on the Rowley Mile, especially at this time of year.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sam Morgan

BEATEN bookies admitted "we've seen enough" as they paid out on a Willie Mullins bet over a week early. The best trainer of his generation and possibly of all time has had another all-conquering season. And he could cap it off with a second straight British jumps trainer title at Sandown next weekend. The Closutton boss is currently trailing Dan Skelton by just £8,005 with the season finale coming up at the Surrey track on Saturday, April 26.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sam Morgan

WILLIE MULLINS' 12-1 hotshot is his 'best chance' of winning the final Grand National of the season, according to his most trusted lieutenant. David Casey does all of the entries for Mullins' massive army of horses. Casey is waging a war on two fronts with a whole host of horses put in British races as part of the fight with Dan Skelton to win a second trainer's title in a row. While a whole host of big names will remain in Ireland for the upcoming Fairyhouse and Punchestown Festivals.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sam Morgan

AIDAN O'BRIEN has lifted the lid on what it's like training his new 'absolute freak' superstar sprinter. And he has immediately plotted a path to Royal Ascot Group 1 glory with his rapid Australian import. Storm Boy banged in five wins from ten runs to his name Down Under, amassing almost £2million in prize money. He was previously trained by top pairing Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott but moved to Ballydoyle after being bought into by Coolmore.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sam Morgan

THERE'S potential for Willie Mullins to take aim at the end of the jumps season with an epic 72-1 four-timer - made up entirely of favourites. The Closutton boss is going all guns blazing in his bid to land a second British jumps trainer title. He's entered a whole host of superstars in the Sussex Champion Hurdle at Plumpton. And there is another big pot he'll fancy going for at Sandown on the big season finale.