Wednesday 27 January 2021
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.
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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.
John Gosden’s colt claimed victory at Deauville this afternoon.
Shock maiden victory at biggest ever price in Ireland.
Young star wins Phoenix Stakes in the hands of Shane Foley.
‘We have had confirmation racing can continue behind closed doors’ said HRI CEO Brian Kavanagh.
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Coleman fractured his humerus during racing at Southwell last week.
Geraghty retired from jump racing last month.
We may be a while away from packed stadiums, but many innovations could help fill the void for now.
Deserved big-race victory for gallant six-year-old.
Willie Mullins horse finished strong to kill off the challenge from My Sister Sarah.
Some 5,000 racegoers had been due to attend the Glorious Goodwood Festival on Saturday.
Denis Hogan announces riding retirement after victory in the Arthur Guinness Handicap Hurdle.
The Joseph O’Brien-trained seven-year-old had failed to get his head in front in four previous outings over fences
Irish 2,000 Guineas hero Siskin had to settle for third after a dramatic finish today at Goodwood.
Saltonstall won the Colm Quinn BMW Mile Handicap for the second year in-a-row.
John Gosden’s brilliant stayer is now set to be trained for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
Day 1 of the festival took place today behind closed doors.
Finian Maguire was on board as the five-year-old clinched the win in the Connacht Hotel Handicap.
Dual Festival winner moves from the care of Pat Kelly.
Gosden’s mare and Dettori ease to memorable victory at Ascot.
September highlights to go ahead behind closed doors.
Keane set to keep Classic-winning partnership intact in the Sussex Stakes.
