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# Dublin Racing Festival

Last month
February 2024
Clean sweep of Grade Ones for Willie Mullins as State Man takes Champion Hurdle
Last year
2023
5 great things to do in Dublin to make the most of the February Bank Holiday
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Johnny Ward: Elliott and Russell pull off Gold Cup shock but casual racegoers may feel short-changed
Gordon Elliott outsider Conflated causes major upset in Irish Gold Cup
Blue Lord edges dramatic Irish Arkle, Vauban powers to Spring Juvenile victory
5 bets to consider as crowds return for the Dublin Racing Festival
Johnny Ward: Many bookmakers are afraid that the game is up
Donn McClean: Delta Work a serious prospect for Cheltenham Gold Cup despite losing Jack Kennedy
'Freak' Faugheen sparks tears of joy on magical day at Leopardstown
Faugheen steals the show at Leopardstown while Delta Work lands Gold Cup success for Elliott
Johnny Ward: Sunshine, gales and Honeysuckle's reign on day one of the Dublin Racing Festival
Notebook wins brilliant renewal of the Arkle at Leopardstown and joy for Chacun Pour Soi
Donn McClean: So many questions ahead of fascinating weekend at Dublin Racing Festival
Irish Gold Cup winner returns as Grade 1 Leopardstown entries confirmed
How d'you like them Apple's? Gordon Elliott right to eye Champion Hurdle after Dublin victory
It's Sunday so here are 10 of our favourite pictures from the sporting week
Willie Mullins-trained Melon the obvious danger to rampant Apple's Jade
Cooper has got talent and time on his side to grasp second chance
Leopardstown on course to beat the weather as cards in Britain continue to fall
'Whenever I see a bit of white railing, I get a buzz': The man who makes it all happen at Leopardstown
2017 Gold Cup winner to miss Leopardstown this weekend due to the ground
5 horses that could light up the Dublin Racing Festival next week
Apple's Jade 'very doubtful' to take a shot at Cheltenham Champion Hurdle
Big shock at Leopardstown as Joseph O'Brien's 'Miracle Horse' wins Irish Gold Cup
Supasundae edges out Faugheen to win Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown
'You can ride with an arm and a half, but you need two legs'
'I'd skip school whenever I could to go racing. I think my mother got sick of writing absent notes for me'