Racing Post

22 hours ago | racingpost.com | Andrew Collinson

Jake Paul is back in the ring—and this time he’s facing his toughest test yet against former world champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The pair headline a stacked card in California in the early hours of Sunday, and new customers can get a knockout welcome offer from William Hill. Back Jake Paul at 50-1 odds or Julio Cesar Chavez Jr at 200-1 to win by KO, TKO or DQ with this limited-time promotion from William Hill. Jake Paul vs Chavez: who is the favourite?

2 days ago | racingpost.com | Andrew Collinson

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4 days ago | racingpost.com | Jonathan Harding

A wide-open Commonwealth Cup proved incredibly popular with online punters during a Royal Ascot week described as "stellar" by off-course bookmakers, with a year-on-year increase in betting turnover. The Group 1, won by 25-1 shot Time For Sandals, was the best-performing race for digital turnover with Entain, the parent company of Ladbrokes and Coral. It has moved up from 24th in the list of 35 races last year, when kick-off times for the Euro 2024 tournament impacted a number of races.

4 days ago | racingpost.com | Matt Rennie

The Golden Rules camp are determined to avenge their JenningsBet Northumberland Plate (3.15) heartbreak of two years ago but are sweating on finding the eight-year-old a jockey because of the "ludicrous" amount of meetings this Saturday. Trained by Tom Faulkner, Golden Rules was backed into 9-2 joint-favourite for the 2023 running of the prestigious handicap when trained by Faulkner's mother Deborah, but met plenty of trouble and was a fast-finishing second under Oisin Murphy.

4 days ago | racingpost.com | Jonathan Harding

George Baker believes there is no reason why Epsom should not thrive as a major training centre after landing a significant blow for the famous racing town when winning the Wokingham Stakes at Royal Ascot. The trainer relocated to the historic Downs House, former home of Eclipse, in January and a matter of months later won for the second time at the royal meeting when Get It scored by a head at 28-1.