Tuesday 20 October 2020
Quick reappearance after Dewhurst run proves winning move for Bolger-trained Classic prospect.
Deserved first Group One in Britain for globetrotting six-year-old.
French raider was runner-up 12 months ago.
Champion Hurdle third makes seamless switch to fences.
The panel will chat with our own Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey ahead of Ireland’s penultimate match, which is rescheduled for next weekend.
‘End of an era’, as trainer of the great Sea The Stars will not renew licence in 2021.
Dual Arc winner bows out.
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Stablemate Wembley second, with Thunder Moon having to settle for third.
Wrong saddles put on runners in Friday’s Group One at Newmarket.
Enable, who was chasing a historic hattrick in the race, could only finish sixth.
The samples indicated the presence of a banned substance from contaminated feed.
The five-year-old clinched victory just yards from the finish with Joey Sheridan on board.
Johnny Ward brings you his Uefa Nations League picks, plus the latest odds from William Hill.
Cox colt ‘in excellent form’ for Lagardere test.
Deluge brings abandonment after early inspection.
The Irish rider was informed of the results in August, but insists he’s innocent.
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Dual Champion Hurdle hero on the comeback trail following long lay-off.
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The 10-year-old was due to run at Listowel on Sunday.
Smullen passed away yesterday at the age of just 43.
Long and distinguished career will never be forgotten.
The Offaly native passed away this evening in Dublin.
Elsewhere, Thunder Moon powered home to win the National Stakes.
Tom Marquand was celebrating a twist of fate as he unexpectedly rode the winner.
Plans for horse racing, football, basketball, and speedway events have changed after a rise in Covid-19 cases.
Aidan O’Brien’s Circus Maximus came home third while Ger Lyons’ Siskin was fourth.
Brilliant mare perfectly poised for trip to Paris, as history awaits.
Jacqui Hurley’s book ‘Girls Play Too: Inspiring Stories of Irish Sportswomen’ has been a huge hit.
The Government has relaxed protocols ahead of the Longines Irish Champions Weekend.
Stick on the kettle and settle in to some of our favourite pieces from the last seven days.
Initially postponed because of the outbreak of Covid-19, the Fairyhouse race has now been called off entirely.
The champion apprentice has been appointed as second rider behind Kerry’s Oisin Murphy.
Ayr’s stewards found him guilty of careless riding.
The victory proved the middle leg of a treble for Seamie Heffernan.
Favourite sees off gallant Que Amoro for repeat victory in York showpiece.
All systems go for mouthwatering clash with Enable in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
William Buick was on board to bring a strong finish out of the hot favourite at York.
The 35-year-old had a fall at Fontwell yesterday and was taken to Brighton Hospital.
The decision was confirmed at a cabinet meeting this afternoon.
