Jonbon’s record outside of Cheltenham: 11/1111/11111/1111-1111. pic.twitter.com/PhqOh4R1MK — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) April 4, 2025 Returning to Cheltenham for the first time since The Festival, Henderson horse Jonbon will be taking on Leau Du Sud in the Schloer cup (a race he’s won the last two years). Jonbon’s Cheltenham record isn’t shining; he wasn’t able […]
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Laura Winter says she was “so nervous”to tell Formula One about pregnancy
F1 TV presenter Laura Winter said she was so nervous about telling F1 about her pregnancy when she found out early in 2025. Talking to sports journalism students at University of Gloucestershire she then explained that all those concerns were short lived and that Formula One were “brilliant with it”. She also explained that the […]
Steve Cotterill wins League Two manager of the month as he turns Cheltenhams fortunes around after dire start to 2025 campaign
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“Its such an anti-social job in the summer” Gloucestershire cricket fast bowler Luke Charlesworth on the off season and rain delays
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