Lydia Hislop and Ruby Walsh look forward to five days of brilliant jumps racing at Punchestown in this special show - will it simply be the Willie Mullins show or are the likes of Energumene, Galopin des Champs, Lossiemouth and more beatable in any w...
Sam Simpson returns after 603 days ❤️
There was drama at Chelmsford when 1/6 favourite Concorde was beaten a nose. Coasting to success under Pat Cosgrave, the rider eased up close to the finish line and snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, with My Roxanne landing the spoils. An apol...
Dylan Buckley and Mick Malthouse chat their Carlton days, what players should know about Anzac Day, and the toll coaching takes on mental health in the latest episode of Friday Knockoffs thanks to Pepperjack Wines.
Paul Webber has been training winners since November 1995, but the last year has been the most difficult of his long career and the Grade 1-winning trainer was not short of emotion after Eyed won a class 4 handicap hurdle - worth just over £5000 to t...
Dylan Buckley joins former Collingwood and Carlton star and current Northern Bullants coach Brodie Holland, on the first episode of Friday Knock Offs thanks to Pepperjack Wines.
South Australia will be dreaming about toppling reigning Sheffield Shield champions Western Australia after bowling out WA for 162 on day two in Adelaide.
Incredible scenes at Wincanton as Calgary Tiger (50/1) defied a 712-day absence to win on chasing debut, prompting his jubilant rider, Ben Ffrench-Davis, to salute the crowd as the pair crossed the line.
NBL champion Robert Sibley talks with ex-teammate Lanard Copeland about those days in the '90's.
An absence of more than three years was no barrier for the nine-year-old, who landed the maiden hurdle at Punchestown for Willie Mullins, Paul Townend and patient owner Joe Donnelly in the style of one who could make up for lost time.
Fire Dancer was a fair hurdler/chaser in France and made a successful British debut on his first start for Venetia Williams at Ludlow. This was also his first outing for 815 days, and while he looked set to win cosily, he almost got caught near the l...
On a bitingly-cold afternoon, David Bridgwater ironically came off the cold list when Dame Du Soir was delivered with a perfectly-timed run by Lily Pinchin to win the CF Roberts Electrical & Mechanical Services Mares’ Handicap Chase by a head.
