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Daily Mail
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Friday, June 20
Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Friday's meetings at Redcar, Newmarket, Market Rasen, Goodwood, Royal Ascot, PLUS tips from Dominic King and Steve Ryder. Redcar Robin Goodfellow 2.15 Oscar's Sister 2.50 I Can Boogy 3.23 Waleefy 4.00 Clermont Ferrand 4.40 Paratrooper 5.15 Big Apple Jack Gimcrack 2.15 Oscar's Sister 2.50 Mission In Malton 3.23 Marhaba Ghaiyyath 4.00 Venezuelan 4.40 Fantasmic 5.15 Keep The Gold Newmarket Robin Goodfellow 4.47 Gnocchi 5.25 Fitzmaurice 5.57 Sterling Knight 6.37 I Am I Said 7.15 Temple Bruer 7.50 Dapper Guest 8.25 Last Galileo Gimcrack 4.47 Gnocchi 5.25 Opening Bat 5.57 Sterling Knight 6.37 Native Spirit 7.15 Royal Musketeer 7.50 Toy Soldier 8.25 One More Chrome Market Rasen Robin Goodfellow 2.05 Climbing 2.40 Moro Rock 3.13 Greenrock Abbey 3.50 Game Beaaa 4.25 Whistleinthedark 5.05 Lone Star 5.45 Shutfrontdoor Gimcrack 2.05 Climbing 2.40 Moro Rock 3.13 Lunar Ocean 3.50 Queens Wish 4.25 Vintage Fizz 5.05 Hijo De La Luna 5.45 Shutfrontdoor Goodwood Robin Goodfellow 5.20 Blue Orbit 5.52 New York Minute 6.30 Padesha 7.03 Abingworth 7.38 Herculeus 8.13 Getreadytorumble Gimcrack 5.20 Blue Orbit 5.52 New York Minute 6.30 Graham 7.03 Way Of Stars 7.38 Organ 8.13 Getreadytorumble Royal Ascot Robin Goodfellow 2.30 GOLD DIGGER (nap) 3.05 Shadow Of Light 3.40 Mount Atlas 4.20 Cathedral 5.00 Dancing Teapot (nb) 5.35 Zahrann 6.10 Ruby's Profit Gimcrack 2.30 Fitzella 3.05 SHADOW OF LIGHT (nap) 3.40 Almosh'her 4.20 Exactly (nb) 5.00 Zgharta 5.35 Zahrann 6.10 Adrestia NEWMARKET – 3.05 SHADOW OF LIGHT (nap); 6.10 Realign (nb). NORTHERNER – 2.30 VENETIAN SUN (nap); 3.40 Almosh'her (nb). DOMINIC KING's TIPS: Falakeyah (nap), Coronation Stakes, 4.20pm; Shadow Of Light (nb), Commonwealth Cup, 3.05pm; Opportunity (long shot), King Edward VII Stakes, 5.35pm. STEVE RYDER'S TIPS: Gold Digger (nap), Albany Stakes, 2.30pm; Dancing Teapot, Sandringham Stakes, 5pm; Cathedral (long shot), Coronation Stakes, 4.20pm
Yahoo
a day ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Charity filly looks ready to give Graham Lee a boost at Redcar Races
We've Got This (green colours) on her Redcar debut last season (Image: Tony Knapton) HOPES will be high of a boost for injured jockey Graham Lee when Redcar stages a six-race card on Friday as a warm-up for Ladies' Day at the weekend. Three-year-old filly We've Got This is aiming to break her maiden in the green colours of the Graham Lee Racing Club in the Free Racing TV At Handicap. Advertisement The Grand National winning jockey, who suffered life-changing injuries at Newcastle Racecourse in November 2023, was a guest at Redcar's May 19 meeting to see We've Got This finishing strongly to be a close third. Graham Lee in the Redcar paddock last month (Image: Peter Barron) The Graham Lee Racing Club is run by The Good Racing Company, which has raised more than £250,000 for good causes, including £40,000 for Graham. We've Got This was named by Graham's wife, Becky, echoing a defiant social media post she put out after the accident. The filly, trained by Ivan Furtado, was chosen by former champion jockey, Paul Hanagan, a director of The Good Racing Company, who said after that last run at Redcar: 'She's still green but we're getting there.' Advertisement We've Got This, who was second on her debut at Redcar last year, will be partnered by Jason Hart, and she would undoubtedly be a popular winner. Paul Mulrennan, fresh from his Group 1 success on American Affair at Royal Ascot, has some eye-catching rides. The pick could be Clermont Friend for Wiltshire trainer Harry Charlton in the Visit To Subscribe Today Novice Stakes. The filly could be hard to beat if reproducing her debut form when she was second at Yarmouth. Jo Mason is a popular rider wherever she goes, and she will fancy her chances in the opening Racing TV Free Trial Handicap on Monsieur Fantasie for Roger Fell. The gelding got out of all sorts of trouble under Rosie Howarth to win an amateur riders' race at Redcar at the end of May, and put in another solid performance to be second at Doncaster last time. He's clearly in good heart and will get plenty of assistance from the saddle. Advertisement Marhaba Ghaiyyath, trained at Middleham by Charlie Johnston, did well to be beaten only a head by Andrew Balding's Topteam at Chester last time, despite being hampered on the home bend. He looks ready to resume winning ways in the Marske Fabrications & Engineering Handicap. That said, the opposition includes Tim Easterby's Redcar specialist Cruyff Turn, who was scoring on the track for a fourth time when winning in April. Callum Rodriguez is having a fine season and he teams up with Fantasmic for Newmarket trainer Jack Jones in the Start Your Racing TV Free Trial Handicap. The Time Test filly followed two promising third places by winning well at Lingfield last time and can build on that success. Michael Dods has been back amongst the winners this week after a lean spell, and he could maintain the momentum with Keep The Gold in the concluding Come Racing On Ladies' Day Tomorrow Maiden Handicap. The gelding put up an improved display to be third at Southwell last time and Jason Hart has been booked for the ride.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Yahoo
Police search underway for vulnerable teen who disappeared nearly a week ago
Police are desperately searching for a missing teenager who disappeared nearly a week ago. Serren Brown, 18, was last seen on the evening of Sunday (June 8) in Guisborough heading towards Church Lane. Cleveland Police said she is a vulnerable person and officers have concerns for her welfare. CCTV images which have been released by the force show Serren at around 7pm on Sunday in the De Brus Way area of Guisborough. She is described as 5ft 6inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes and she was wearing a brown coat with fur on the hood, a black skirt, black tights and black shoes. Darlington's newest bar to open today - and they're giving out free pints Body parts and animal faeces among waste set to be burned at new incinerator Hospital team to tackle Great North Run for 'priceless' St Teresa's Hospice Officers believe that Serren could have headed towards the Redcar beach area, near to Majuba car park/South Gare. She is also known to visit Guisborough Walkway, and the Applegarth and 'Old Hospital' areas of Guisborough. Cleveland Police is asking anyone who has seen Serren, or who knows her current whereabouts to contact them as a matter of urgency on 101, quoting reference number 105161.
The Sun
4 days ago
- The Sun
Clothes belonging to missing ‘vulnerable' teen girl, 18, found on beach as CCTV shows her walking towards area alone
CLOTHES belonging to a missing teenager have been found on a beach as cops continue to hunt for her. Serren Bennett, 18, disappeared on June 8 in Guisborough, North Yorkshire, with police becoming increasingly concerned for her safety. 2 A major search for the "vulnerable" youth was launched when she was reported missing but has so far failed to locate her. Now, cops have found clothing belonging to the missing 18-year-old at Redcar beach. The items of clothing have been confirmed to be Serren's by her family members, said Cleveland Police. Previous CCTV footage showed Serren walking towards Redcar beach alone at around 9pm. Serren's family is currently being supported by specially trained officers as enquiries continue. Serren is described as 5'6' tall with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a brown coat with fur on the hood, a black skirt, black tights and black shoes. Cleveland Police Superintendent Emily Harrison said: 'From CCTV, we can see Serren headed towards the beach alone on the evening of Sunday, June 8. "Clothing has been recovered from the beach which has been confirmed by family as belonging to Serren. 'We have no other missing people reported to us in this area. We have specialist officers supporting Serren's family and providing them with updates on police activity during this extremely difficult time. 'Our enquiries are now centred around the beach as we continue to do everything possible to locate Serren as quickly as we can.' Cops previously shared CCTV footage showing Serren leaving her home address. The 18-year-old was spotted by a CCTV camera heading to the De Brus Way area at around 7pm on June 8. She then appeared to make her way towards Redcar beach around two hours later. Cops have become more and more concerned for her welfare as the frantic hunt for the "vulnerable" teen reaches the seven day mark. The youth's disappearance was described as "out of character" for her. The force have re-issued an appeal for information that could help locate her, asking members of the public who may have seen Serren to come forward. Specialist officers have been drafted in to comb areas that the teen is known to frequent. Any members of the public who may have seen Serren have been asked to urgently contact Cleveland Police on 101 quoting ref 105161. Superintendent Emily Harrison previously said: 'A week has now passed since the last confirmed sighting of Serren, and as time goes on we become increasingly concerned for her welfare, particularly given that she is vulnerable and this is out of character for her. 'Search-trained officers have been in areas where Serren was last seen and where she frequents, as we do everything possible to find her as safely and quickly as we possibly can. "I would continue to ask members of the public to share the appeals to help us generate information and any sightings of Serren, and anyone who may have information is asked to contact us on 101 as a matter of urgency.' 2
BBC News
4 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
US deal may force Redcar biofuel plant to close, Ensus warns
A bioethanol plant will be forced to close "imminently" unless the government acts, according to its which runs the Redcar plant, said the recent UK-US tariff deal "fundamentally undermined its business position", as it removed a 19% tariff on US ethanol firm's chairman Grant Pearson said the government needed to come up with a "urgent" solution to save skilled jobs in the region.A Department for Business and Trade (DBT) spokesperson said it was working closely with the bioethanol industry to understand the impacts of the deal. The company's warning follows a similar announcement made by Associated British Foods (ABF), which operates the only other bioethanol plant in the said the new deal, which is still being worked on, was the "final blow" to its Vivergo Fuels Site at Saltend, near Hull. 'Catastrophic knock-on effect' The two plants produce bioethanol, which is blended with petrol to produce more environmentally friendly fuels, such as E10 petrol in the Redcar plant sources feed grain from farms in the UK and Europe to produce about 400 million litres (88 million gallons) of bioethanol each also sells the byproducts from this process, such as high protein animal feed, to firm said it employed more than 100 people at the plant and that it supported a wider supply chain of about 3,000 people in northern is understood the influx of US produced bioethanol into the UK would severely undercut Ensus and ABF's Pearson said the loss of the Teesside plant would also mean a "catastrophic knock-on effect in other vital sectors of the economy".The UK is already the second-highest destination for US ethanol exports, according to US ethanol lobby group Renewable Fuels head Geoff Cooper said in May: "We are excited about the prospects of expanded market access that will help boost our farm economy, while also delivering lower-cost, cleaner fuel to UK drivers."US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick said on X on Thursday that he was looking forward to the UK-US deal becoming "simultaneously active in the coming days". Follow BBC Tees on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram.
