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Horse racing tips: Templegate’s 7-4 NAP has all the class needed to demolish the field at Ascot on Champions Day
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CHARYN (3.15 Ascot, nap)
Has had a dream season which has already included a couple of Group 1 victories. He has formed a potent partnership with Silvestre De Sousa but SDS didn’t have his finest hour in France last time when he was second in the Moulin after leaving his challenge too late. This mile on soft ground is ideal and anything like the form of his Queen Anne victory at the Royal meeting would be good enough.
MONTASSIB (1.55 Ascot, nb)
Loves it soft and looked better than ever when winning the Group 1 Haydock Sprint Cup last time. He edged out the improving Kind Of Blue and there won’t be a lot between them again. The tip will need a little luck coming through the field but his liking for the ground is a major plus.
THUNDER RUN (4.35 Ascot, treble)
Has the benefit of Ryan Moore in the saddle and he ran a cracker to score in a big field at York last time. A 4lb rise in the weights for that is fair, this trip suits and trainer Karl Burke continues in excellent form. This is the softest ground he’s faced but he’s progressing fast and should cope with it on pedigree.
Templegate’s TV verdicts
1.20
KYPRIOS can turn the tables on Trawlerman who edged him out in this race 12 months ago.
The Ballydoyle stayer is in much better form this time around as he showed when landing his fourth Group 1 in a row at Longchamp last time. He goes on any ground and can get the job done.
Defending champ Trawlerman is the big danger again and he’s fresh having been off the track since pushing Kyprios all the way in the Ascot Gold Cup in June.
He will take some passing if he gets his way in front.
Al Nayyir is no mug and loved the mud when landing a Newmarket Listed prize. This is tougher but he could easily make the frame given his improvement for current connections.
Sweet William likes it soft but needs more at the highest level.
1.55
MONTASSIB loves it soft and looked better than ever when winning the Group 1 Haydock Sprint Cup last time.
He edged out the improving Kind Of Blue and there won’t be a lot between them again. The tip will need a little luck coming through the field but his liking for the ground is a major plus.
Kinross won this two years ago and was second to surprise scorer Art Power last season.
He’s back in solid form having gone close in France last time and he likes cut in the ground. He’ll be right there again.
Audience has good form over 7f and his stamina will be an asset in the conditions. He looks solid each-way.
Mill Stream is proven in this grade and is another for the shortlist on ground that suits.
2.35
QUANTANAMERA had lots in the tank when winning a Group 2 in the mud across the Channel last time. She picked up strongly from the back and powered through the line.
German horses have come and won at this meeting before and she could be underestimated.
Kalpana impressed on the Kempton sand last time but this will be much the softest ground she’s tackled which is a concern. If she copes with it, she’ll go very close.
Tiffany landed Group 2 honours in Germany last time for Sir Mark Prescott and she is proven to stay which will take her a long way today.
Village Voice picked up well in the mud in France last time and looks a big price to make the frame.
Contest is by Galileo so has a good chance of handling conditions and is better than we saw in France last time.
She won the Yorkshire Oaks nicely after her Irish Oaks second. She won’t be far away.
3.15
CHARYN has had a dream season which has already included a couple of Group 1 victories.
He has formed a potent partnership with Silvestre De Sousa but SDS didn’t have his finest hour in France last time when he was second in the Moulin after leaving his challenge too late.
This mile on soft ground is ideal and anything like the form of his Queen Anne victory at the Royal meeting would be good enough.
Tamfana ran well in Group 1 company before scoring in that class when taking the Sun Chariot at Newmarket 14 days ago. She handles cut in the ground and looks the main threat.
Prague went through the mud strongly to grab the Group 2 Joel Stakes last time but he’ll need more in this company.
Henry Longfellow looks in need of further after lacking a little pace when third at Longchamp last month. He does like it soft though and could nick third.
3.55
CALANDAGAN pushed superstar City Of Troy all the way in the Juddmonte International at York last time and his last Ascot run saw him take the Group 2 King Edward VII by an impressive six lengths.
He has soft ground form in France so conditions should be fine and there’s more to come from the French raider.
Economics has improved with every run and was given a break after his dazzling Dante win in May.
He passed the Group 1 test when taking the Irish Champion Stakes last month where he stayed this trip well. Soft ground is a slight unknown but there won’t be a lot between the big two.
Los Angeles was a cracking second in the Arc but he may lack a bit of pace at this trip.
Anmaat would be a surprise winner but his best form could take him on to the podium.
Iresine handled cut when winning a French Group 2 latest and is another with place hopes.
4.35
THUNDER RUN has the benefit of Ryan Moore in the saddle and he ran a cracker to score in a big field at York last time.
A 4lb rise in the weights for that is fair, this trip suits and trainer Karl Burke continues in excellent form.
This is the softest ground he’s faced but he’s progressing fast and should cope with it on pedigree.
Toimy Son was an excellent third in the Cambridgeshire last month and has every chance off the same mark. He handles soft and Oisin Murphy was on board for his last win.
State Actor is consistent and went down in a photo for the Irish Cambridgeshire at The Curragh latest. A repeat of that would take him close.
Bopedro is hard to catch right but he went close here 14 days ago and handles soft. He comes from the back so will need luck but will finish strongly.
Elnajmm won on his last crack at this course and distance. He’s 8lb higher now but is on the shortlist.
Cicero’s Gift won a hot Sandown handicap over this trip on soft in July and has been running in Group races since.
This drop in class should help while Godwinson got no luck in the Cambridgeshire last time.
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Julian Thomas interviews the Coppa Shell AM Europe Champion
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Track Cycling World Championship 2024: GB’s Emma Finucane wins women’s sprint gold
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Football
Ipswich Town striker Natasha Thomas receives Jamaican call up
An Ipswich Town footballer could become the first from her club to win a cap for a senior national team.
Striker Natasha Thomas has been selected to join the Jamaican women’s senior squad, nicknamed the “Reggae Girlz”.
The 28-year-old forward was eligible for the team due to her Jamaican grandparents.
Thomas, who has a portrait of her grandparents on her shin pads, said: “They would be proud looking down on me.”
Town keeper Nina Meollo, currently on loan at AFC Sudbury, has previously been called up to the Philippines squad, but has yet to play a game for them.
Despite several Town players representing national youth teams, Thomas is the only outfield player to be selected at a senior level while wearing an Ipswich Town shirt.
“It hasn’t quite sunk in,” she said.
“I’m sure it will when I’m on the flight to go and play and go into the camp.
“I always dreamt it when I was younger. People always say if you don’t dream these things, then they can’t come true.
“So make sure you are making those dreams.
“It has all just come at the right time for me and myself and my family.”
She added: “Of course I’m nervous, but at the same time, it is a massive opportunity for me and I can’t wait to grab it with both hands.”
Jamaica travel to international giants France for a friendly on 25 October, with Thomas flying out after the Tractor Girls league cup game against Hashtag United on Sunday.
In an unconventional route into professional football, Thomas came through grassroots level at Waveney from the age of nine before joining Lowestoft Town.
The striker has recently been named the club’s all time record appearance maker.
After signing with Town from Lowestoft in November 2015, she marked 217 appearances following a 0-0 draw against Watford.
The club recently marked the occasion by presenting her with an anniversary kit.
She picked out FA Cup runs against WSL sides West Ham and Manchester City, as well as scoring at Portman Road amongst the highlights.
Thomas has since boosted her appearances to 218 following Sunday’s game against Plymouth.
Ipswich Town boss for the men’s side, Kieran McKenna, told BBC Radio Suffolk Sport the whole team was “proud” of Thomas for her achievements.
“Any interactions I’ve had with her around the club or the work she does with the foundation, she’s a fantastic role model on and off the pitch,” he said.
Thomas said she had seen huge growth in the women’s set up at the club since joining.
She added: “I’ve been here for quite a while now and seen the development within the players, coaches and behind the scenes. Even the amount of fans we are getting now.
“One of my goals is to inspire the next generation in Suffolk, in Ipswich and help push the women’s game forward.
“I’m trying to push myself and still trying to develop as a player. So I just hope I can carry that on here at Ipswich Town and see where that takes me further.”
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Steve Bruce’s four-month old grandson Madison tragically passes away as Blackpool release heartfelt statement
STEVE BRUCE’s fourth-month old grandson Madison has tragically passed away.
The heartbreaking news was confirmed by the manager’s club, Blackpool, on social media.
The club announced that Bruce will miss the clash against Barnsley following Madison’s passing.
A statement read: “The club can announce that Head Coach Steve Bruce will not be in attendance at tomorrow’s fixture against Barnsley due to the tragic passing of his four-month old grandson, Madison.
“Everyone at the football club send their love to Steve and his family.
“We ask that their privacy is respected as they come to terms with this sudden and unexpected loss in their family.”
Bruce’s son Alex, who is currently working as the assistant manager at Salford City, will also miss his game against Crewe.
Salford released their own statement sending support to the family.
A statement read: “Salford City announces that Assistant Manager Alex Bruce will not be in attendance at tomorrow’s fixture away at Crewe Alexandra due to the tragic passing of his four-month old nephew, Madison.
“All at the football club send our love and full support to Alex, Matt Smith and the family.
What tributes clubs have made
Clubs up and down the country have sent their condolences…
Preston North End
“Devastating news. Sending our thoughts and condolences to Steve and his family at this incredibly difficult time.”
West Bromwich Albion
“Everybody at West Bromwich Albion sends their condolences, thoughts and love to Steve Bruce’s family at this desperately sad time.”
Norwich City
“Heartbreaking news. We’re sending our love and support to Steve and his family at this difficult time”
Birmingham City
“Everyone at Blues sends their love and support to our former boss and his family and friends at this extremely difficult time.”
Bristol City
“Everybody at Bristol City sends their condolences, thoughts and love to the family at this tragic time.”
Lincoln City
“Deepest condolences from everyone at the Imps to Steve and his family.”
Northampton Town
“Sending the condolences of everyone at Sixfields to Steve and his family.”
Leeds United
“Everybody at Leeds United sends their condolences and thoughts to Steve’s family at this tragic time.”
Bristol Rovers
“Everyone at Bristol Rovers sends our condolences, thoughts and love to Steve and the Bruce family.”
Barnsley
“Incredibly sad news. The thoughts and prayers of everyone connected to Barnsley Football Club are with Steve and his family.”
“We request that their privacy is respected as they come to terms with this sudden and unexpected loss in their family.”
Tributes have flooded in for Maddison, with the footballing world in mourning.
One person posted: “Horrible. We’re all with you Steve.”
A second wrote: “Jesus, prayers with Steve Bruce and his family.”
A third commented: “Thoughts are with Brucey and his family.”
A fourth said: “Many many heartfelt condolences Steve our thoughts are with you and the family.”
Another added: “Absolutely tragic, thoughts with everyone in the family.”
Bruce was named Blackpool manager in September but has had a long career in management.
He has taken charge of the likes of West Brom, Newcastle United, Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa, Hull City, Sunderland, Wigan Athletic, Birmingham City, Crystal Palace, Huddersfield Town and Sheffield United.
As a player, he made 309 league appearances for Manchester United and won the Premier League three times between 1993 and 1996.
Motorsports
Ferrari Challenge | Imola, Shell AM Europe, Race 2: Cheung wins again, Skrimpias champion
Race 1 winner Eric Cheung dominated proceedings once again at Imola to take another win in the second and final encounter of the 2024 Ferrari Challenge Coppa Shell AM season. The Canadian, at the wheel of a Ferrari 296 of the Formula Racing team, got off to a perfect start from pole position and powered his way towards victory right from the early laps.
Cheung immediately pulled out a gap over his rivals and took the chequered flag at the end of the 30-minute race with a comfortable advantage of almost 10 seconds on the first of his opponents.
The racing was a lot more exciting behind Cheung as there was a three-way battle between the 2024 Coppa Shell AM champion, Zois Skrimpias from Greece and the Italians Paolo Scudieri and Andrea Levy.
Skrimpias did well to climb from sixth to second place in the early stages of the race, with Paolo Scudieri doing the same thing, latching himself onto the tail of the 296 of the Ineco – Reparto Corse RAM team.
Exactly halfway through the race, Scudieri made the decisive overtake to move up to second, and then a few moments later, on lap 15, Skrimpias went off the track due to a contact with Andrea Levy’s Ferrari.
Rossocorsa team’s Italian thus moved up to third place, with Skrimpias slipping back to sixth once again, more than 15 seconds behind the race leader.
In this way, the Greek missed an opportunity to get on the podium, although he had already looked to be in clear difficulty for several laps against both Scudieri and Levy.
A few minutes after the contact, Race Direction began to assess Levy’s move on Skrimpias, and an inevitable 10-second penalty for the Rossocorsa driver would be added to his final time.
Skrimpias, once he got back into the swing of things, managed to make a comeback on Guy Fawe and Henrik Kamstrup, who were battling for fourth, but without having any real opportunity to get into the fight.
With just moments to go, Andreas Koenig and Norikazu Shibata made contact, with the latter coming off worse and slipping to ninth while battling for seventh. Sandmann finished the race between the two, while Shintaro Akatsu completed the Top 10.
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