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Sugar sights on Irish Derby
Sandown Classic Trial winner Sugar Boy may head straight to the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby in June without another run.
Freedom steps up at Ascot
Steps To Freedom chances his arm at Group Three level in England on Wednesday when he contests the Longines Sagaro Stakes at Ascot.
McCoy hungry for yet more success
Tony McCoy's main rival for the 2013/14 champion jockey title Jason Maguire got his campaign off to a great start yesterday – but the Ulsterman confirmed he has no intention of handing over the accolade any time soon.
What A Name tipped to get yet more titles
Mikel Delzangles feels French challenger What A Name is an "improved" horse as the French handler seeks a second Newmarket Classic in Sunday's Qipco 1000 Guineas.
Butler under spotlight in drugs probe
THE SPECTRE of steroids on the British Turf, barely perceived before the disgrace of Mahmood Al Zarooni last week, grows ever more tangible.
Moth added to Classic field
Aidan O'Brien's Moth has been supplemented for the Qipco 1000 Guineas at Newmarket on Sunday.
Dawn stars on Guineas list
Long-time favourite Dawn Approach tops 14 contenders confirmed for Saturday's Qipco 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Diakali leads home Mullins four
Diakali took full advantage of the absence of Our Conor to win the AES Champion Four Year Old Hurdle at Punchestown.
Owners' prize for Gigginstown
Gigginstown House Stud claimed the champion owners' prize in Ireland for only the second time following the conclusion of the Punchestown Festival.
Mullins leads way in great season
A record-breaking Cheltenham Festival for Team Ireland and another incredible campaign for the all-conquering Willie Mullins team will go down as the major highlights of another superb National Hunt season.
Hurricane blows away rivals
Hurricane Fly produced another scintillating display in the hands of Ruby Walsh to claim the Rabobank Champion Hurdle at Punchestown for the fourth successive year.
Godolphin trainer's disgrace complete with eight-year ban
The British Horseracing Authority has completed the astounding, headlong fall from grace of Mahmood al-Zarooni by banning him for eight years.
Arvika bounces back in style
Following earlier wins for Quevega and Twinlight, Arvika Ligeonniere extended the dominance of Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh on day three of the Punchestown Festival when bouncing back to form in the Ryanair Novice Chase.
Sextet stand firm against Fly
Hurricane Fly faces just six rivals as he bids to land the Rabobank Champion Hurdle for the fourth successive year at Punchestown on Friday.
Solwhit to edge out serial winner Quevega
It's not often that staying hurdles capture the imagination quite so vibrantly as this evening's Punchestown Festival showdown between Quevega and Solwhit.
Russell's golden moment well worth the wait, Sir
A last-minute injury had robbed Davy Russell of the chance to ride Sir Des Champs at Cheltenham but the jockey ensured he will conclude his season on the highest note as the pair claimed a magnificent renewal of the Tote Punchestown Gold Cup.
Sir Des secures Punchestown Gold
Sir Des Champs hung on grimly in a thrilling finish to the Bet Online With thetote.com Punchestown Gold Cup as Long Run and First Lieutenant came storming home.
Morning up to the task for Fahy
Morning Assembly provided Pat Fahy with his biggest win since 2004 when battling back to hold off Inish Island in the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle at Punchestown.
Racing faces its greatest crisis over Godolphin steroid scandal
It may be overstating matters to talk of the Turf’s “Lance Armstrong moment”. But nor can the scandal that convulsed British horseracing yesterday be dismissed as a mere vignette to sustain its picaresque traditions.
Sprinter Sacre's debut one to catch at Punchestown
What promises to be an exhilarating five-day climax to the jumps season gets under way at Punchestown with an eagerly awaited Irish debut for Sprinter Sacre.
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