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The Havana Grey filly is one of the favourites to win tomorrow’s Group 3 contest at the Rowley Mile.
The Charlie Appleby-trained Rebel’s Romance will be going for back-to-back triumphs this coming weekend.
Our resident tipster previews the start of the Flat season this weekend, with thanks to sponsor David Burr.
Cricket club continues their winning record during annual charity encounter.
Newmarket are keen to give girls and women the chance to play cricket.
Newmarket’s Max and Tyler Weaver recently underlined their huge golfing potential by pulling off an extraordinary double.
East Anglian insurance broking group agree to sponsor Soham's training kits.
John and Thady Gosden-trained horse looking to come out on top at Sandown.
Play-off final date for Suffolk official.
The RFU have issued a road map for the return of community rugby.
Small groups of players can now meet for fitness or football training under new rules for grassroots football set out by The Football Association.
Marson looking forward to getting over to the UK for delayed season.
North Yorkshire-based rider happy to be back at the Mildenhall Stadium.
A prize fund of £1.8m will be up for grabs in the Racing League – a new competition which will be held for the first time this summer.
Newmarket Joggers member Neil Pollard showed tremendous speed in a top class field in the Essex 20 miler at Rochford on Sunday.
Newmarket made it back-to-back wins in the Greene King IPA Eastern Counties One Shield with a 30-25 victory away at Sudbury II on Saturday.
Callum Wilkinson says he is determined to still compete this season as he recovers from two injuries sustained during his winter training.
Cheveley Park Stud will be hoping for another memorable week at the Cheltenham Festival, with the unbeaten Envoi Allen their leading runner.
Bill Flynn says it was the pressure on players and the Recreation Way pitch which forced Mildenhall Town to withdraw their reserve side.
Lakenheath came from a goal behind to book their place in the Thurlow Nunn League First Division Knockout Cup semi-finals next week.
