Wednesday 18 May 2022
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Baaeed answers every question and more with imperious Lockinge performance.
The Aidan O’Brien-trained four-year-old finished 14 lengths clear in the Saval Beg Levmoss Stakes.
It’s another busy few days of action.
‘All I care about in life is having winners and I just hope I can keep doing it’.
Donn McClean reviews last week’s action at the County Kildare racecourse.
Actimet aims to encourage more conversations about menstrual cycle tracking to take place.
A first Classic triumph for George Boughey – and second of the weekend for James Doyle.
‘It’s not a job when you are enjoying it. I’m very lucky’.
Grade One glory at Punchestown for Cheltenham heroine.
Brilliant mare makes it 16 in-a-row under Rachael Blackmore, while State Man triumphed under a confident Paul Townend.
Mullins has now won seven of the eight Grade Ones at the meeting so far.
Mullins’ eight-year-old holds late charge of Ashdale Bob.
Gold Cup and Grand National-winning rider made announcement after winner on Thursday.
Elsewhere The Nice Guy followed up the Cheltenham triumph.
The hot favourite Bob Olinger disappointed in the Champion Novice Chase
Sir Gerhard disappoints in Champion Novice Hurdle.
It is three years since the Punchestown Festival was last run with open doors, and that only serves to heighten the expectation with advance ticket sales up by 80%.
Elsewhere Bob Olinger steps up in search of Festival double at Punchestown.
Gold Cup hope stars as Ballydoyle team dominate.
16-1 shot comes home clear under Jordan Gainford.
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Dual Ryanair winner likely to step back up in trip.
Back-to-back big-priced wins for trainer Dermot McLoughlin.
There were wins for Darasso for O’Brien and McManus and Elliott’s Iberique Du Seuil too.
Exciting Supreme winner had been mooted for a clash with Honeysuckle.
It was an action-packed day at the Easter festival.
The mare prevailed in a tight three-way finish.
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It’s another busy few days in the sporting calendar.
Amateur rider suffered ‘serious chest injuries’ in fall at Wincanton on Sunday.
Derby talking horse will miss Epsom and be aimed at Royal Ascot.
The Grand National is a race that often takes what works in fiction and sees if it will work in reality. Today’s race was no different.
50-1 shot Noble Yeats took the glory.
Walsh won twice for Willie Mullins and Gordon Elliott, while Russell triumphed with Elliott.
Longhouse Poet is only eight and has raced just six times over fences but proved in the Thyestes Chase that he was well able for the rough and tumble of a big-field handicap.
