Deauville Legend lands a breakthrough success for rider Danny Muscutt, his first Group success, with a thrilling victory in the £200,000 Bahrain Trophy on the opening day of the Moet & Chandon July Festival at Newmarket.
Ryan Moore expressed his delight with Statuette as she took her record to two from two with a determined victory for Group Two honours in the Airlie Stud Stakes at the Curragh.
Smooth success! MEDITATE lands Group 3 honours to remain unbeaten at Naas!
SIR MICHAEL STOUTE lands a record-equalling 7th Dante Stakes with Derby Favourite DESERT CROWN
Princess Zoe showed her tenacity and class to win the Group 3 Longines Sagaro Stakes for Tony Mullins and Joey Sheridan at Ascot!
Heart-warming! Botox Has’ fall in October left Josh Moore with a broken back and now the pair combine for Grade 2 National Spirit glory at Fontwell – cue an emotional interview with the man himself afterwards!
Any Second Now edged out Escaria Ten in a thrilling finish to the Tote Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse for jockey Mark Walsh, owner JP McManus and trainer Ted Walsh.
Beaten a combined 200 lengths in three starts over hurdles - and was sent off at 25-1, 200-1 and 300-1 on those occasions – Laura Morgan’s charge was heavily supported ahead of the Join Racing TV Now Novices’ Chase before scoring under Adam Wedge at ...
The red hot Venetia Williams and Charlie Deutsch partnership land the Betfair Game Spirit with the progressive Funambule Sivola. This valuable pot pushes the stable's prize money this year over the £1-million mark.
Archie Watson is more known for his Flat exploits and the trainer has already landed Group One honours on the level, but the Lambourn handler might just have a contender for the Cheltenham Festival on his hands with Stag Horn, who makes it two from t...
The 2006 edition of the Champion Chase was a chaotic renewal, with the well-fancied Kauto Star exiting early in proceedings. But that did not detract from an impressive front-running performance from Newmill, who jumped well throughout, putting the j...
After a shaky start with the bat on day four, Travis Head kicked Australia into gear with a quickfire half-century, before Jhye Richardson started brightly with the ball and Mitchell Starc landed the knockout blow.
