The Irish rider was suspended by an independent British Horseracing Authority disciplinary panel in December.

The Tipperary jockey faces stiff competition from a host of international athletes.

Group One winner Freddy Tylicki is suing fellow rider Graham Gibbons in a bid to hold him liable over 2016 incident at Kempton.

‘Rachael has become more than a role model; she is a true icon of our wonderful sport and a most fitting winner of the 2021 Irish Racing Hero Award.’

Top jockey returns with two runner-up spots after 11 months on sidelines.

It was another successful day for the star jockey.

Three winners for the Blackmore and De Bromhead partnership at Kilbeggan this evening.

Blackmore is closing in on leader Paul Townend in the race to become Champion Jockey.

It was a week where Rachael Blackmore dominated racing and soared to new heights.

Mishriff and David Egan powered home to wear down American ace Charlatan and land the Saudi Cup in Riyadh.

The 25-year-old had cause for celebration at Southwell yesterday.

The champion apprentice has been appointed as second rider behind Kerry’s Oisin Murphy.

The 35-year-old had a fall at Fontwell yesterday and was taken to Brighton Hospital.

Coleman fractured his humerus during racing at Southwell last week.

Jockey Johnny Allen on his journey from Cork to winning high-profile races in Australia.

The 19-year-old jockey died at Cork University Hospital in 2011.

The Offaly man has withdrawn from his charity race at the Curragh next month.

The Irish trainer celebrated two high-profile winners yesterday, including Circus Maximus in the St James’ Palace Stakes.

The jockey was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in March 2018.

Fran Berry was injured while racing at Wolverhampton in January.

The Cork jockey speaks to The42 following his retirement earlier this month.

Now retired, the Irish sporting hero opens up in the latest episode of Humans of Horse Racing.

The Offaly-born rider was diagnosed with a tumour in March.

Limerick native Laura Barry sadly passed away in the early hours of this morning.

In this extract from his book, retired Irish jockey Kieren Fallon describes his obsession with the sport.

The 38-year-old jockey was taken to hospital following a suspected leg break on Saturday.

Kieren Fallon was speaking on the Late Late Show.

Enright spoke about the constant tiredness and how he fought his way back from “the point of no return”.

The Meath native has brought his career to an end.

The incident occurred at Limerick yesterday.

Sportsmanship at its finest.

:O

Jockey needed spinal surgery following a horrific racing accident at Wexford.

Peter Crouch should really know better.

“It’s the right time to call it a day and put everything into the training,” he says.

And he lived up to the hype.

The Injured Jockey’s Fund has issued a statement on the Limerick jockey’s well-being.

The Italian jockey is in France this morning and could face a six-month ban from racing.

The old cup of cold water trick eh? Classic jockey bantz.