Historical HistoricalChampion of the Turf Super Impose won 4 major Randwick miles under Handicap conditions in 1990-1991.
The first Trainer to be inducted into the QIPCO British Champions Series Hall Of Fame Induction is the legendary Vincent O'Brien
No better man to talk us through the intricacies of riding in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown than Mick Kinane, winner of the Irish late-season showpiece on a record seven occasions. Donn McClean spoke to him ahead of the 2021 renewal and i...
Racegoers flocked to Sandown in the hope of seeing something special, and they were not disappointed as Mill Reef followed up his Epsom Derby triumph in record time.
The Coral-Eclipse has been won by so many legendary names throughout the years - can you possibly pick a favourite? #RacingHallOfFame
Though the manner of victory may not have been as impressive as those he would go on to record in the Irish Champion Stakes and Breeders’ Cup Turf the following year, this was a success which would help set Daylami on the path to becoming a true cham...
Having completed the Guineas/Derby double, Nashwan's next task was to prove himself against older opposition, starting with this race. Despite having only recently recovered from a foot infection and being up against both the brilliant mare Indian Sk...
Stradivarius and Frankie Dettori have won the last three Ascot Gold Cups and can equal the great Yeat's record for trainers John and Thady Gosden next Thursday at Royal Ascot; watch every race at #RoyalAscot live on Sky Sports Racing, June 15-19
No other jockey is so synanymous with the Epsom Derby than Lester Piggott. During a career spanning 5 decades, 'the Long Fellow' conquered the world's most famous flat race an incredible 9 times.
High-Rise gave Luca Cumani a second success in the Derby when taking the 219th renewal here as favourite Cape Verdi, a filly running against the colts, trailed home in ninth place.
Kieren Fallon landed his first ever Epsom Derby with immaculate timing, sweeping up on the outside to collar Daliapour and claim victory by one-and-three-quarter lengths.
Sinndar, the champion three-year-old colt of the year, supplied John Oxx with his first Derby success here before going on to win the Irish Derby and the Arc de Triomphe later in the season.
The boys have a quick look at last weekend's results, preview the round ahead and as always, give their best bets of the weekend!
