Following on from Andy Capp, Jeff Stelling, Philip Middlemiss (Des Barnes from Corrie), Wayne Sleep and John Darwin (the ‘Canoe Man’), Jamie Lynch is the latest son of Hartlepool to make it big. Overcoming his north-eastern twang, Jamie – or Lynchy as he’s better known – has climbed the ranks in his decade at Timeform, including several years as a racecourse reporter, and now finds himself with the lofty title of Chief Correspondent. Follow Jamie on Twitter @LynchyTF
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Jamie Lynch: Thanks for the memories u5zu
In his final column – after being shown the whip for the last time and outstaying most of his rivals in a 19-year marathon contest – a Sky Sports Racing-bound Jamie Lynch bids goodbye to Timeform.
By Jamie Lynch,
25 January 2019View -
Laurina: Focus on the Flat Formula 71m1m
In the week of the latest forfeit stage for the Champion Hurdle, Jamie Lynch applies some Flat principles to Laurina’s disputable price.
By Jamie Lynch,
17 January 2019View
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The Novice Hurdlers: An indistinct division 1xx17
A couple of the feature races this weekend are novice hurdles, and that’s a fairly shapeless category at this stage, unusually so, as Jamie Lynch explains.
By Jamie Lynch,
10 January 2019View -
Jamie Lynch: Predictions for 2019 496t16
It’s that particular time of the year when we take a telescopic lens to the sport, for a far-sighted view, and Jamie Lynch gives his idea at some of the big talents and topics for 2019.
By Jamie Lynch,
03 January 2019View -
Jamie Lynch's Christmas Preview: The Twelve Plays of Christmas 4c26s
Summarising the Christmas feast for racing fans, Jamie Lynch categorises the classiest contenders for the festive period.
By Jamie Lynch,
20 December 2018View -
Jamie Lynch's Weekend Preview: An unsung hero from left Field 33b3m
While Sandown’s Tingle Creek gets all the attention this weekend, and rightly so when it presents a quartet of such quality, there’s another dark and dangerous shark swimming deeper down the two-mile pool, as profiled by Jamie Lynch.
By Jamie Lynch,
06 December 2018View -
Jamie Lynch's Weekend Preview: Girls Allowed 3s5v1e
A sub-plot in an action-packed weekend is the continued march of the mares in recent seasons, and Jamie Lynch takes a closer look into the rhyme and reason for it, connecting to two high-flying females flying the flag at Newbury.
By Jamie Lynch,
29 November 2018View -
Jamie Lynch's Weekend Preview: Game, Set and Rematch 453d2y
In his weekend preview, Jamie Lynch pulls out the main theme of the feature Betfair Chase and widens it out to some other renewed rivalries over the weekend.
By Jamie Lynch,
22 November 2018View
