Tuesday 27 October 2020
Cheltenham’s card has just survived an inspection and there’ll be plenty to glean from today’s action ahead of the March festival.
Pandorama set-back may not be as bad as initially feared.
Henry de Bromhead tells Mark Hobbs about his innovative plan to use Facebook to include racing fans in horse ownership and training.
Mark Hobbs previews a busy weekend of action on both sides of the Irish Sea.
Remedial work on the inside track continues at track.
Hurricane Fly shortens to 1-2 favourite after latest set-back for Dunguib.
Trainer Henry de Bromhead won’t risk upsetting nine-year-old with trip to Kempton.
Tony Martin hopeful that Psycho can shine in Tipperary tomorrow.
Jockey hurt his wrist at Leopardstown today.
Bad news for racing fans.
Conditions need to improve quickly if we’re going to get any racing at Christmas.
Darts legend Phil Taylor comes second while athlete Jessica Ennis is third.
Willie Mullins was centrestage at the Co Meath racecourse today.
Man started fire after being refused entry to a party at young jockeys’ flat.
The Ballydoyle trainer is in hot water after ‘the Cape Blanco affair’.
Fairyhouse and Punchestown meetings moved again as bad weather continues.
Trap takes a hit on his wages, a Cats legend bows out and there’s major changes afoot for one Irish rugby province.
Racing schedule is frozen out by poor conditions.
To hurdle or not to hurdle, is the question for renowned trainer.
Little to take from a defeat with Norway, Kidney likely to cause debate with surprising team selection and one Irishman is off to a flier in Hong Kong.
Coolmore have to look elsewhere for no 1 jockey.
Racing world mourns passing of great.
Jeremy Nozeda-owned four year-old withdrawn from Melbourne Cup.
Epsom Winner could be headed stateside after win in Longchamp.
Champions’ Day moves from Newmarket to Ascot to become Britain’s Richest Race.
Second Ayr Gold Cup win in a row on board Dandy Nicholls-trained Redford.
Is this the unluckiest day in Irish sporting history?
Sariska’s refusal to race leads to early retirement.
Four-month layoff could be resumed, despite brief comeback at Haydock.
