Saturday 16 January, 2021
‘He was one of the most amazing characters you’ll ever come across’.
Royal Kahala saw off a quality field to reign supreme in Meath.
Grade One glory for Fry-trained runner at Sandown.
The course is waterlogged after 85mm of rain in the past week.
Racing at Leopardstown, however, is set to go ahead as planned today.
Racing photographer Pat Healy on his new book ‘Thrills and Spills’.
Henderson confirms Santini is joining Kempton’s racing ‘party’.
Top stayers re-oppose in field of 10 at Ascot.
From The42
Bundee Aki, Kieran Marmion, Dave Heffernan, Finlay Bealham, Quinn Roux, and Ultan Dillane are all set to play.
‘He’s the first horse to get a hat-trick in this race and he’ll be very hard to replace.’
The panel were persuaded by a combination of a hair sample and Murphy’s testimony that the positive test arose from an unintentional, environmental contamination.
The six-year-old put in a near flawless display in the Beginners’ Chase at Kempton.
‘You couldn’t have asked him to do it any better,’ said a delighted Henry de Bromhead.
From The42
Kemboy and Monalee have no answer to Gordon Elliott-trained winner.
A first Breeders’ Cup victory for Dermot Weld after Colin Keane took the ride at short notice.
Gold Cup firmly on the agenda after Ryanair hero defies welter burden.
Simon Zebo scored two tries for the Top 14 side as they came up short in Bristol.
Gareth Steenson and Ian Whitten have been key men in the English club’s rise.
The Government has relaxed protocols ahead of the Longines Irish Champions Weekend.
The champion apprentice has been appointed as second rider behind Kerry’s Oisin Murphy.
John Gosden’s colt claimed victory at Deauville this afternoon.
Shock maiden victory at biggest ever price in Ireland.
Geraghty retired from jump racing last month.
Irish 2,000 Guineas hero Siskin had to settle for third after a dramatic finish today at Goodwood.
Johnny Ward brings you his picks for the Galway Hurdle and more.
John Gosden’s brilliant stayer is now set to be trained for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
Dual Festival winner moves from the care of Pat Kelly.
September highlights to go ahead behind closed doors.
Stepping up to a mile and a half from 10 furlongs proved no problem to the daughter of Camelot.
They failed to enter the Curragh through the health screening area at a meeting last month.
‘I thought I was beaten at the line,’ said Ricky Doyle, who was the winning jockey for Dermot McLoughlin.
The Irish trainer is bidding for a record eighth English Derby success on Saturday.
King’s Stand victory was ‘unfinished business’ as Battaash triumphed.
Jockey Johnny Allen on his journey from Cork to winning high-profile races in Australia.
The winner, ridden by Seamie Heffernan, had only managed to win one of her three starts last year.
Naas staged the first Irish meeting since the Covid-19 shutdown today.
The five-year-old was sent off the 11-10 favourite and William Buick was quick to employ front-running tactics.
