Claims five
Putting the racing world to rights in five easy stages, every Friday
Claims Five: Where the BHA went wrong over the whip
Chris Cook: The British Horseracing Authority's new whip rules have brought crisis on the sport on the eve of the most valuable day's racing ever staged in this country
Claims Five: Outsiders who were placed in the Arc
Chris Cook: If you're looking for value in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, these are the last five horses to have been placed at 20-1 or bigger
Claims Five: Why does a broken leg mean the end for a horse?
Chris Cook: Senior vets explain why there is no way to save most of the racehorses who suffer a broken leg
Claims Five: Welcome to British racing, Paul Bittar
Chris Cook: Some words of advice for the new chief executive of the sport's ruling body, Paul Bittar, who will shortly arrive from his home in Australia
Claims Five: Why the ailing St Leger should change
Chris Cook: The St Leger at Doncaster tomorrow is a race that no longer matters as much as a Classic should. How did this happen and what can be done?
Claims Five: This year's champ?
Chris Cook: Frankel is not the only onion in the soup. Halfway through the Flat season, we still have no idea who will be the outstanding talent of 2011
Claims Five: The Quinlans and their surprisingly well-backed winners
Chris Cook: The Newmarket trainers Michael and Noel Quinlan have made a habit of winning low-grade races with horses who were fancied despite a lack of recent form
Claims Five: Derby winners who came back for more
Chris Cook: When Workforce runs in the Eclipse, the idea of keeping a Derby winner in training as a four-year-old will be on trial
Claims Five: The Brits who won the Irish Derby
Chris Cook: The Queen's Carlton House is favourite to do what no horse from this island has managed in 17 years
Claims Five: 300 years of Ascot chatter
Chris Cook: Royal Ascot takes place next week, 300 years after the track was founded by Queen Anne. We record five of the most significant moments in the life of the famous racecourse
Claims Five: Outsiders who were placed in the Derby
Chris Cook: Punters who like an outsider have good reason to seek each-way value in Saturday's Investec Derby at Epsom
Claims Five: More great things about Overdose
Chris Cook: Will Hungary's horse hose up at Haydock? It's hard not to cheer for the enigmatic, almost unbeaten Budapest Bullet
Claims Five: Punchestown memories
Chris Cook: With some of the sport's biggest names and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, the Irish festival made a big impression
Claims Five: If this is farewell Kauto Star, it's time to salute him
Chris Cook: Have we seen the last of Kauto Star? If so he has left us with many memories to treasure
Claims Five: Flopping favourites in the 2,000 Guineas
Chris Cook: Thinking of backing Frankel at 4-7 for the 2,000 Guineas on Saturday? First, read about the hotpots that let down their fans at Newmarket
Claims Five: Outsiders with a chance in the Grand National
Chris Cook: Don't be surprised by the winner of Saturday's Grand National at Aintree! Consider the claims of these five runners, all on offer at 33-1 or bigger
Claims Five: Why I love the Grand National
Chris Cook: Next week's Grand National at Aintree will be a happy reminder of all the likeable steeplechasers who tried their luck in it and would otherwise be forgotten
Claims Five: Greys in the Grand National
Chris Cook: The Grand National is more than 170 years old but there have only been two grey winners and the most recent was 50 years ago today
Claims Five: Cheltenham Festival bets at juicy prices
Chris Cook: Next week's Cheltenham Festival is bound to throw up winners at big odds and I've had a go at finding them
Claims Five: The first ever Cheltenham Festival review
Chris Cook: Sick of all those Cheltenham Festival previews that tip every horse in each race? Try our alternative, a post-Festival digest of what happened
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