Here's your TV guide for this weekend of sport
Plenty of sport to watch over the next few days.
Plenty of sport to watch over the next few days.
Fellow Festival contenders Quilixios and Ballyadam also doing well.
The great Danoli, Dorans Pride, Beef Or Salmon and Limestone Lad are in the spotlight tonight on TG4.
Reynolds has eight horses at the Meath yard, including top staying chaser Presenting Percy
The trainer often gave others a second chance, something he now needs himself.
eCOMM Merchant Solutions have ended their arrangement with Elliott, while a local GAA club has voiced its support for the trainer.
The unbeaten Envoi Allen has moved to Henry De Bromhead’s yard.
The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board has announced it will convene on Friday.
The trainer has put so many jobs at risk, if not the sport’s future funding, writes Johnny Ward.
The announcement was made by owners Gigginstown House Stud.
The footage was posted on Twitter last night.
Minister of State for Sport Jack Chambers also condemned the controversial photo of Gordon Elliott.
The trainer has been speaking further about the controversy to The Racing Post today.
Ruby Walsh also described the incident as ‘indefensible.’
The news is a major announcement a fortnight out from the start of the 2021 Cheltenham Festival.
The trainer has had two winners at today’s Punchestown meeting.
Betfair, however, has severed ties with Elliott after he was photographed sitting on a dead horse.
Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board investigating, as BHA urges swift resolution.
Tritonic, more than useful on the Flat for Alan King and placed at Royal Ascot, has clearly taken to his new discipline very well.
Jason The Militant struck for Henry de Bromhead and Rachael Blackmore in the Red Mills Trial Hurdle.
Miguel Delaney, David Sneyd and Johnny Ward are our latest guests on The Punt — discussing the major topics in the Premier League this week before we look ahead to Cheltenham.
Foley trained the popular winner at Cheltenham in 1994.
Irish amateurs including Patrick Mullins, Jamie Codd and Derek O’Connor to miss this year’s Festival.
Johnny Ward has his eye on some antepost value in this year’s Triumph Hurdle.
‘We’re not happy with him’, trainer Willie Mullins reveals.
Beacon Edge won today’s Grade 2 feature at Navan.
14-1 chance fends off stablemate Clan Des Obeaux – while Sceau Royal prevailed in the Betfair Game Spirit Chase at Newbury.
Mishriff and David Egan powered home to wear down American ace Charlatan and land the Saudi Cup in Riyadh.
Meanwhile at Haydock, Third Wind provided Hughie Morrison with a big-race winner in the William Hill Rendlesham Hurdle
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The Australian Open finals, the Merseyside derby and Irish provinces in Pro14 action are some of the highlights.
Top jockey accepts full recovery from injury will not come in time.
The Limerick native was punished after one of his horses tested positive for a prohibited substance in 2018.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, father of missing Princess Latifa, has long been one of the sport’s great spenders.
The eight-year-old, who was fifth in last year’s Gold Cup, will probably miss the rest of the season.
Fahey runner scores maiden fences win in Punchestown feature.
Skills acquisition specialist Dr Ed Coughlan is Shane Keegan’s latest guest on How To Win At Dominoes.
Our columnist considers the fallout and implications from the long-shot racing treble that just came up short on Sunday.
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