The three Grand National grey winners we’ve seen in the race – Neptune Collonges (2012), The Lamb (1868 & 1871) and Nicolaus Silver (1961) – have become more famous for the colour of their skin than actually winning the race. Read more…
There are three grey horses running in the Grand National 2022, including the favourite 8-1 Snow Leopardess. The others are Coko Beach, and replacement Commodore. What’s the GREY horse in the Grand National? With their standout looks, punters love to Read more…
Which horses is Sir Alex Ferguson running at Grand National Festival 2022? Sir Alex Ferguson is running a few hot chances at the Grand National Festival at Aintree this week. However he is not running any in the Grand National Read more…
At Aintree alone, 55 horses have died since 2000, including 15 during the Grand National itself, while in 2021 there were 200 horse fatalities across Britain. Two horses – Solwara One and Elle Est Belle – have died at the Read more…
In its 183 years, the Grand National has made a routine of morphing the impossible into matter of fact. Twelve months on from Rachael Blackmore’s history-making success aboard Minella Times, the grey mare Snow Leopardess comes in search of a Read more…
The owners of Creative Minister paid $150,000 to make the steel-gray colt eligible to run in Saturday’s 147th Preakness Stakes. Who is the gray horse in the Preakness 2022? Creative Minister was not originally nominated for the Triple Crown series, Read more…
40 horses. 40 horses and their jockeys will line-up in what is the ultimate test in British horse racing. The Grand National course has much larger fences than normal. The Chair, Valentine’s Brook, Foinavon, Becher’s Brook and the Canal Turn Read more…
40 horses. 40 horses and their jockeys will line-up in what is the ultimate test in British horse racing. The Grand National course has much larger fences than normal. How many horses are running in the 2022 Grand National? 2022 Read more…
Work stress tends to show up between the horse’s legs and under the saddle area and can eventually cover the horse’s whole body. It depends on how hard and long the horse works. A stressed horse may sweat in patches, Read more…
Dominant white in horses is caused by the absence of pigment cells (melanocytes), whereas albino animals have a normal distribution of melanocytes. In other animals, patches of unpigmented skin, hair, or eyes due to the lack of pigment cells (melanocytes) Read more…