Lossiemouth has chance of revenge against Constitution Hill at Cheltenham Trials Day
Willie Mullins’s French-bred mare has two and a half lengths to make up on her English rival from Christmas Hurdle clash at Kempton
Nicky Henderson sets himself up for Cheltenham festival resurgence with latest big-race success
Veteran English trainer aiming to give Constitution Hill pre-festival spin at Prestbury Park this weekend
Appreciate It relishes ground conditions to bridge two-year gap and land Thurles feature
Protektorat’s odds cut for Ryanair repeat at Cheltenham following dominant success at Windsor
Energumene hoping to overcome veteran status in Clarence House clash with Jonbon
Willie Mullins’s mare Kargese puts her Cheltenham credentials on trial in Grade Two at Ascot
Blood Destiny Paul Townend’s pick for Grade Two Thurles highlight
Only By Night bids to follow up impressive Cork victory in mares’ chase
Irish racing not taking the initiative on ‘wastage’ is a costly strategic blunder
Cross-channel sales firms apply mandatory levies on vendors and purchasers to help fund retraining charity
Leopardstown attendance at Dublin Racing Festival capped at 18,500 and all tickets to be pre-booked
Day one of DRF up against Ireland-England rugby international which has 4.45 kick-off in Dublin
Constitution Hill a heavy odds-on favourite to regain Champion Hurdle crown in March
Star Irish mares Lossiemouth and Brighterdaysahead entered for both Champion and Mares’ Hurdle
Energumene on course to try to make it third time lucky in Clarence House Chase
Former dual-Champion Chase winner set to take on star English two-miler Jonbon in Ascot feature
Gerri Colombe could warm up over hurdles for another Cheltenham Gold Cup bid
Gold Cup runner-up ruled out of tilt at this Sunday’s Fleur De Lys Chase at Windsor
Naas waiting on ‘fine margins’ to see if Sunday’s Grade One programme can beat the weather
Bumper champion Jasmin De Vaux tops four-strong Willie Mullins team for €100,000 Naas feature
Willie Mullins sends three runners to Cork after new-year resurgence
Energumene on course for Clarence House Chase clash with Jonbon later this month
Encouraging spectator appeal is an investment in racing’s sustainability
Alarming dip in betting turnover means racing in both Ireland and Britain faces real test
Monty’s Star tests Gold Cup credentials in Tramore’s New Year’s Day feature
Rachael Blackmore teams up with Henry de Bromhead trained star who is as low as 14-1 in some Gold Cup betting lists
Focus on Willie Mullins runners as champion trainer ends 2024 with some rare uncertainty around stable form
Bumper champion Jasmin De Vaux among eight Mullins entries for first Grade One of 2025 at Naas on Sunday