Earlier Paisley Park raised the roof at Kempton.

Ryanair target for ‘top class’ Henderson winner.

Delight for Nicky Henderson in Desert Orchid Chase.

Willie Mullins gets better of Paul Nicholls in Christmas showpiece.

Chaser bounced back to his best at Ascot.

King George or Savills Chase on the radar.

Tritonic, more than useful on the Flat for Alan King and placed at Royal Ascot, has clearly taken to his new discipline very well.

Meanwhile, Sage Advice was a winning jumps debutant.

‘He was one of the most amazing characters you’ll ever come across’.

Henderson confirms Santini is joining Kempton’s racing ‘party’.

The six-year-old put in a near flawless display in the Beginners’ Chase at Kempton.

No crowds, but still celebration time on winning return.

Earlier, Song For Someone produced a power-packed late thrust to get the better of a thrilling finish to the Betway Kingwell Hurdle.

It was the third successive year Gordon Elliott won this race at Fairyhouse.

It was another impressive outing from the Nicky Henderson-trained horse.

The legendary former Man United manger is part owner of the 12/1 winner Clan Des Obeaux trained by Paul Nicholls.

It was a third winner of the Boxing Day showpiece for trainer Nicky Henderson.

Frodon and River Wild also ran to victory.

Meanwhile, Bapaume got the better of Landofhopeandglory in the Knight Frank Juvenile Hurdle.

Racing fans spoiled for choice with the graded action at Leopardstown and Kempton.

Racing at Kempton was abandoned after the incident

Lizzie Kelly rode Tea for Two to the Kauto Star Novices’ Chase at Kempton.

Have you got the winners picked yet?

Willie Mullins’ superstar wins Christmas Hurdle — but shock as stablemate Vautour is beaten at Leopardstown.

The ambulance was returning to its station, and no patients were on board.

The two-time Gold Cup winner links up with event rider Laura Collett today after his trainer made an evidently tough decision to say goodbye.

With Cheltenham just around the corner, Declan Smyth trawls through today’s cards in search of some final pointers. Here are his tips for today.

Kauto Star proved an exceptional winner of the William Hill King George VI Chase at Kempton on St. Stephen’s Day.

Ready for a busy St Stephen’s Day of racing? So are we…

“The ordinary person on the street might pinpoint the 25th of December as one of the highlights of the year, but for a punter it’s an awful, monotonous and frustrating day,” writes Mark Hobbs.

Irish chaser Forpadydeplasterer will not travel to this year’s festival, trainer Tom Cooper reveals.

Second duvet day in a row for Co. Clare jockey.

Even jockeys get the man flu sometimes.