Willie Mullins has expressed his delight with Majborough’s successful chasing debut at Fairyhouse on Saturday.

Oisin Murphy has been an instrumental figure in Giavellotto’s career and the rider believes Marco Botti’s stayer is the perfect fit for the HK$24 million G1 LONGINES Hong Kong Vase (2400m) at Sha Tin on Sunday (8 December).

Martin Brassil’s star chaser Fastorslow has been ruled out for the season, following an injury sustained in the John Durkan Chase.

The team focus on Market Rasen for Thursday’s selections, with a chance in both the juvenile hurdle and the bumper…

The Ralph Beckett-trained Group 1 Irish Oaks heroine You Got To Me became the third-highest priced filly or mare sold at the December Mares Sale when Amo Racing went to 4,800,000gns to secure the Classic winner on Tuesday evening.

Two jockeys, from both sides of the world, will aim to become the first female winner of the LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship.

The great Adam Blencowe returns to the Melbourne Mail; ready to bring his erudite mind and much lauded judgement back to the page with the powerful prose that made his stellar reputation.

Colin Keane returns to Hong Kong this December for the prestigious LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship (IJC), aiming to end a remarkable year on a high.

Enough of an established name to have been invited to the LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship (IJC) as far back as six years ago, Colin Keane nonetheless returns to Hong Kong in 2024 at a time when his stock has never been higher.

Josh Shaw admits he is heading a long way this week for just the one run with his aptly named mare Predecessor, but he is hoping the trip pays dividends in the long run.

Thursday’s racing round-up brings news that AMO Racing’s Group 1-winning two-year-old Bucanero Fuerte has been retired…