News about Gary Moore

What a place this is and what a race we have in store. The excitement I have on Grand National morning is the same as it was when I first watched it, with my Grandfather, all those years ago. The National and the FA Cup final were the foundations of my sporting childhood, the days I'd dream about when you'd see history unfold before your eyes. On Wednesday, when all was quiet at Aintree, I walked the course and reflected on the privilege I have presenting this great race. I made reference in last week's column to the nerves that I feel before going on air, but that's because I know what the National means to so many of you. You'll all have stories about the years you backed the winner.

DOMINIC KING: Nassalam, the runaway champion of the Coral Welsh National, is up for a challenge at the Cheltenham Gold Cup. The Randox Grand National National was the primary goal for the gelding, who stunned his peers on December 27 - the last time he was seen in action - by a stunning 34 lengths at Chepstow. Moore, however, isn't opposed to the idea of pitching Nassalam into the deep end at Cheltenham on March 15: "If rain kept coming and we had a week like the one we've just had, he'd go for the Gold Cup."

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The constant rain and hysteria made it muddy, but as Nassalam progressed, there were tears of joy and beaming smiles. It's not unusual for the Coral Welsh Grand National to produce a wide-margin winner, but Gary Moore's slashing chestnut gave his young jockey Caoilin Quinn his biggest victory of his career and left his lass Gina Gibson weeping in disbelief, but not everyone. 'I knew he was right, but he's just getting better,' she gasped. 'I'm over the moon!'

After an unprecedented threat to trainers, the Racecourse Association (RCA) has advised all its members to increase protection. After ten trainers, including Nicky Henderson, Gary Moore, and Charlie Fellows, received phone calls from a person who has referred to themselves as the Acid Man, said he will throw acid in their faces the next time they encounter them on a racecourse, Essex Police have opened an investigation. "The racecourses have resilient and robust plans in place," RCA director Caroline Davies said. This kind of threat is unprecedented, and we want everyone to be safe.'

MARCUS TOWNEND : With less than a week to go before Cheltenham's debut, the favorite favorites are starting to rise to their expectations. However, the festival is no stranger to an outsider claiming aces of the National hunt racing calendar. Despite being priced at 50/1, Gordon Elliott-trained Commander Of Fleet swiped the Coral Cup last year. Any punter planning to support a high-priced horse will remember the 1990 triumph of 100/1 Norton's Coin over the legendary Desert Orchid in the Gold Cup. Marcus Townend discusses the surprising outsiders who may have pushed the favorites out of contention with a tumultuous smile.

The family persuaded people they knew to invest their money into a property improvement company in order to build executive homes. However, the houses were never built, and nine investors lost everything they invested, and some were left penniless. In 2021, Audrey Osbourne, 66, and her sons Gary Moore, 44, Clayton Moore, 48, and Ian Moore, 45, confessed to fraud and were given suspended sentences. The Court of Appeal dismissed it as 'unduly generous,' and the families of fraudsters were returned to court. (L-R Audrey, Ian, Clayton and Gary)

David Crosse, a former jockey, and former weighing-room colleague Noel Fehily are like "chalk and cheese," but the two work together have forged into a heavenly combination since launching their racehorse ownership syndicate operation. When Love Envoy, coached by Harry Fry, won the Mares' Novices' Hurdle, she will return to the Mares' Hurdle for the first time in the jumps calendar, making her a front-runner for the Mares' Hurdle. The Paul Nicholls-trained Tahmuras, the shortest British hope for the Supreme Novices' Hurdle after his triumph in the Grade One Tolworth Hurdle at Sandown, will be joining her in March.

Vandals who attacked four power substations in western Washington on Christmas Day, leaving more than 14,000 without electricity, were believed to have sent a note,' according to police in western Washington.' These were the latest in a string of similar attacks that some believe to be perpetrated by right-wing militants. Sergeant Darren Moss, a spokesperson for the Pierce County Sheriff's Department, said they are investigating the incidents as if they were perpetrated by one individual or a group.

After the three-year-old sauntered to a 15-length victory from Klitschko, trainer Gary Moore was'shellshocked.' Jupiter Du Gite, the equine equivalent of a juvenile delinquent, had been running in a trotting competition pulling a sulky before he joined Moore from France. The decisive was his victory on Saturday that Jupiter Du Gite, ridden by Niall Houlihan, would almost have won with the cart in tow.