Drama aplenty as race starts four minutes early in Sligo, but result stands
Noel Meade and Sean Flanagan’s Caer won the premature start.
Noel Meade and Sean Flanagan’s Caer won the premature start.
The Gigginstown racing manager says the Gordon Elliott-trained horse needs a rating of 165 or lower.
O’Brien could run as many as four of his finest at The Curragh.
Meanwhile Gerry Keane saddled the most valuable winner of his career when Laughifuwant landed the feature Irish Stallion Farms EBF Ahonoora Handicap.
The victory came in today’s feature race, the Galway Shopping Centre Handicap Hurdle.
The action continues in Ballybrit today.
Mr Adjudicator, meanwhile, won the feature race at Ballybrit on Friday.
The Tony Martin-trained horse came fast and late under Robbie Power on day four at Ballybrit.
Wednesday’s win was a third in four years for Elliott, who enjoyed success last season with Clarcam.
Colin Keane steered the 9-1 shot to victory trainer Ado McGuinness.
The 21-year-old steered the Willie Mullins-trained mare home.
The brilliant daughter of Nathaniel showcased her typically immense attitude on Saturday evening.
Declan McDonagh guided the filly to victory on Sunday afternoon.
The daughter of Sea The Stars was given the perfect front-running ride by Dettori at the Curragh .
Richard Forristal makes his Saturday selections.
The jockey is now aiming for a comeback at the Listowel Festival.
The outsider strode to a commanding victory at the Curragh today.
Ryan Moore to partner favourite Anthony van Dyck at the Curragh on Saturday.
The Irish trainer celebrated two high-profile winners yesterday, including Circus Maximus in the St James’ Palace Stakes.
Ryan Moore guided the the 10-1 shot to a battling victory over Too Darn Hot and King Of Comedy.
The champion Irish jumps trainer has trained three of the last four winners of the Ascot Stakes.
The 37-year-old was unseated from the Joseph O’Brien-trained Anywayyoulookatit last Tuesday.
It was an incredible result for Irish trained horses as they were responsible for the first six home.
Pink Dogwood was beaten into second place by Anapurna and Frankie Dettori.
The son of Dawn Approach is an 11-1 shot for Saturday’s Classic.
A great run at the Curragh saw her add to her previous win at Newmarket.
Trainer Aidan O’Brien suggested the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly could have been an alternative option.
Sir Dragonet is a best-priced 7-2 favourite for the Derby and is set to be joined by a host of stablemates.
Russell added the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris to his already incredible CV.
Willie Mullins wins famous French race for a fifth time.
The Joseph O’Brien-trained horse won the inaugural running of the Microsoft Cup Lady Riders Handicap.
‘The plan for now is to continue riding,’ he says.
The Irish Derby and St Leger winner is an 8-1 shot for next month’s Gold Cup.
Princess Vega made her racecourse debut at Tramore.
The scaling back policy will will take place over the next few years.
The Kildare course hosted its first day of racing since an €80 million redevelopment on Bank Holiday Monday.
Racing fans will get a first glimpse of the Kildare venue’s multi-million Euro redevelopment today.
It caps a successful weekend for the trainer after his success with Magna Grecia in yesterday’s 2,000 Guineas.
The big winners on a busy day at Punchestown.
The nine-year-old arrives fresher than most and has some rock-solid form at the track.