Friday 23 October 2020
It might pay to look towards the bottom of the weights in the Killashee Handicap Hurdle.
Thom Malone takes us through the weekend’s action at Naas, Newbury and Ayr.
Irish racing’s final two Grade 1s of 2017 are down for decision today.
Neither fighter will be on the 10 June card in Belfast.
It’s all coming down to the wire at Punchestown this afternoon. Any winners?
We could do with a couple of winners.
And hopefully find you a winner.
And hopefully find you a winner.
So you’re telling us there’s a chance?
Racing fans spoiled for choice with the graded action at Leopardstown and Kempton.
Whose Super Bowl window is closing and what rookies can make a splash?
Our NFL season preview continues with a look at the National Football Conference.
There a number of interesting pairings for the opening two rounds.
Yorkhill, Vautour, Outlander and more in action with three Grade 1s down for decision on day one of the festival.
We went looking for value in the big race at Aintree. Here’s what we found.
All eyes on Merseyside as the Grand National festival kicks off with a bang.
Racing fans are spoiled for choice as the festive cards get underway at Leopardstown and Kempton.
Day Six and you’re still going strong, right horse fans?
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the 5.10pm at Ballybrit this evening.
Is today the day that our luck finally changes?
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the 5.30pm at Ballybrit this evening
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the 6.50pm at Ballybrit this evening
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the 6.15pm at Ballybrit this evening.
Start marking that diary.
We’re not promising a winner, but we’ll do our best.
We’re not promising a winner, but we’ll do our best.
Have you got the winners picked yet?
The Christmas racing season gets off to a flying start in Leopardstown and Kempton this afternoon.
With a bonus why would you ask an NFL player to tackle you question.
You don’t need a polling card, but might need some ID.
Five glorious days of racing in County Kildare come to an end this afternoon.
As we wind down into the bank holiday weekend, there’s more top class action to look forward to in Naas today.
Let’s hope the weather stays fine as racing continues in Naas this afternoon.
We have three more Grade 1s to get stuck into in Naas this afternoon.
Three Grade 1 races — and a lot of familar horses — to look forward to as the five-day festival begins at the Naas track.
It’s a bumper weekend of action in hurling, Gaelic football, camogie and ladies football.
Thirty runners go to post at Fairyhouse this afternoon — and we’re hoping for another surprise winner.
For racing fans, the next four days are as good as it gets.
The FBD League final, the O’Byrne Cup final and the Dr McKenna Cup final are all down for decision.
