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Wogan stays on to deny Killyglen in Grimthorpe.

Leading from a long way out, the relative novice Wogan had taken today's Grimthorpe Chase by the scruff of the neck, and despite the attentions of the Howard Johnson trained Killyglen all the way down the home straight, Wogan overcame some indifferent jumping at the third and second last , before using his undoubted stamina to see him home ahead of Killyglen on the run-in.

Big Fella sees off Pasco to take Cup.

The enigmatic Big Fella Thanks semed to respond to Barry Geraghty in today's Raymond Mould Supporting Greatwood Gold Cup at Newbury, and after drawing alongside tstable mate Pasco at the fourth last in today's two and a half mile contest, Geraghty managed to find more over the final fences, and Big Fella Thanks took the Gold Cup prize by a margin of a length and a half from the gallant Pasco.

The leading two were eventually well clear of the third placed Au Courant.

Bygones impressive in Kelso Premier Hurdle.

With a perfect judgement of pace, Graham Lee controlled the Kelso Premier Hurdle from the front on Bygones of Brid, and when Howard Johnson's washington Irving came to challenge two out, Lee just asked hismount to extend, and he left his challenger well behind, eventually scoring by 9 lengths from the late finishing Soft Spoken Guy.

Trainer Karen McLintock was delighted with today's Grade Two success, but she indicated Bygones of Brid would by-pass Cheltenham in favour of a potential run at Aintree.

McCoy gets Eric home in Veterans Chase.

In a great battle at the end of today's three and a quarter mile Veterans Chase at Newbury, it was Tony McCoy who used his famous drive to just get Eric's Charm home in front of the Nigel Twiston Davies trained Nowhere, the latter running his best race in some time.

Punchestowns back in RSA contention.

After yesterday's scare about a problem with his left fore, the Nicky Henderson trained Punchestowns was sound after a training run this morning, and his chances of competing in the RSA Chase now look much more likely.

Comply or Die to miss Grimthorpe.

David Pipe has decided to pull Grand National specialist Comply or Die out of this afternoon's Grimthorpe Chase at Doncaster due to the fast drying ground.

Winner of the Aintree centrepiece in 2008, and runner up last year, Comply or Die was due to use today's race as his preparation for a third attempt at the Grand National, but after discovering the ground had been changed from good to soft to just good earlier this morning, Pipe consulted with connections, and the decision was made not to risk Comply or Die on a surface he would probably find too quick at this stage of his career.

Sedgefield to take Sunday morning look.

While confirming Sedgefield's County Durham track is currently raceable, Clerk of the Course Charlie Moore is concerned about an overnight forecast which indicates a hard frost, and as a precaution ahead of Sunday afternoon's scheduled fixture, he has decided to hold an inspection of his racing circuits at 8.00 am on Sunday morning.

Today's Scoop 6 line up.

With the Scoop 6 Bet having rolled over for two weeks there is currently £171,574 in the Win Fund and £73,532 in the Bonus Fund. When today's stakes are added, it is likely the available total for a single winner over the next two weeks will top the £400,000 mark.

Initially, you first have to find the winners of the following 6 races:

Leg 1 - 2.20 pm Doncaster.

Leg 2 - 2.35 pm Newbury.

Leg 3 - 2.50 pm Kempton Park.

Leg 4 - 3.10 pm Newbury.

Leg 5 - 3.25 pm Doncaster.

Leg 6 - 3.45 pm Newbury.

Improving Fortysecond Street gets off the mark at Doncaster.

After two placed runs at Catterick, the Howard Johnson trained Fortysecond Street got off the mark with a six length success in Friday's sportingbet.com Novices Chase at Doncaster, and owner Graham Wiley then indicated his progressive six-year-old may go for one of the Novice Handicap Chases at the major April meetings at either Aintree or Ayr.