Thermal camera system to be used when horse racing resumes next month
Horse racing is due to get back underway in Ireland from 8 June.
Horse racing is due to get back underway in Ireland from 8 June.
The sport will be allowed to return on 8 June.
There’s plenty to keep you off the streets again over the coming days.
There is action at Longchamp on Monday, with Batwan taking the Prix de Saint-Georges.
Ted Walsh on his greatest winning run as a racing trainer and celebrating with his family.
‘Golden opportunity for racing to showcase itself’.
Brian Kavanagh said that, in hindsight, the festival should not have been held, but has sympathy with the British racing authorities over the issue.
The news comes after today’s government announcement that no licences would be given for events of more than 5,000 people until September.
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The British Horse Racing Authority expect it will take place behind closed doors if racing does resume in May.
It’s 20 years today since the pair were celebrating their Grand National win.
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ITV Racing presenter Ed Chamberlin on Tiger Roll, the Grand National and racing memories.
Horse Racing Ireland have announced the news after today’s board meeting.
We’re committed to telling the story of Irish sport each day despite these uncertain times.
The HSE began preparations to use the facility as a test centre on Tuesday.
The suspension of racing activity means the paper will not be printed for the first time in its 34-year history.
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Race meetings have still been taking place behind closed doors, but that will stop after today’s announcement.
Here’s the best of the sport that took place over the past seven days.
Paul Townend and Cut The Mustard were in pursuit but came down at the last.
There is still plenty to wager on, even if there is very little sport ongoing.
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Johnny Ward reflects on the decision to continue horse racing in Ireland behind closed doors.
Dr Una May says the organisation will follow statutory guidelines while continuing to test athletes in certain cases despite the restrictive circumstances.
Paul Nolan was pleased by the HRI call, but has underlined the need to be vigilant.
Despite yesterday’s decision to suspend the sport in Britain, HRI officials met by conference call today and opted not to call a temporary halt to it here.
Some games went ahead despite the schedule being decimated by the coronavirus outbreak.
The move is likely to take place later in the week, initially until the end of March.
Four wins on the final day at Cheltenham saw Willie Mullins named the Festival’s top trainer.
Maxine O’Sullivan was victorious with It Came To Pass.
Let’s test your knowledge of some actual sports news from the past seven days.
The eight-year-old becomes the first horse since Best Mate in 2004 to defend the Gold Cup.
The decision to allow Cheltenham to continue today has been heavily criticised but the HRI has correctly opted to go behind closed doors, writes Johnny Ward.
The four-day racing festival finishes today.
The show goes on in Prestbury Park. Join us for live updates of racing on Gold Cup day.
UK announcement follows a spate of sporting cancellations in Ireland and across Europe.
Victory also for Willie Mullins’ Min who won the Ryanair Chase.