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The final line up for the 2012 Music Showcase has now been confirmed with four stars of the 1980s providing the Friday evening entertainment on stage and the next day McFly will be performing live after racing. Four of the most famous names in music from the 1980's are set to perform on Friday evening July 27th. Tony Hadley who first achieved international success with Spandau Ballet, Marc Almond, the Sheffield band ABC and Altered Images will each perfor
Alan McCabes globetrotting star Caspar Netscher is in action today, the colt looks to follow up his German 2,000 Guineas win in the Prix Jean Prat. Having also been to Churchill Downs for the Breeders` Cup Juvenile Turf last season where he finished eighth, the colt is used to to trips away from home. The going is described as soft, but McCabe is not worried, he said: `He`s been very good. We bypassed Ascot so he`s fresh and well and his work`s been
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Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby favourite Camelot has been hailed `unique` by trainer Aidan O`Brien as he looks to maintain his unbeaten record at the Curragh.
The latest Classic in the race calendar has been moved from its traditional Sunday slot to the last race on Saturday 7.40pm in an attempt to attract a bigger crowd for the race. A win for Camelot would make him the first winner of the triple crown for over 30 years.
The chammpion h
Graham Lee secured his most high-profile win since he switched to the Flat from hurdles when David Nagle trained Maarek won the Group 3 Chipchase Stakes at Newcastle on Saturday.
The 11-4 winner, tipped by Pricewise in Saturday's Racing Post, looked good going aainst the rail and quickened up well near the end to beat 25-1 outsider Boastful with Regal Parade in third. Both Eton Rifles and Our Jonathan were equally fancied in the betting pre race
Black Caviar came within a nose of losing her unbeaten record at Ascot today when jockey Luke Nolen dropped his hands in the closing stages of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes and seemed to miss Moonlight Cloud sneaking up the stands` side rail.
The Australian sensation was less imperious than her 1-6 odds and massive reputation suggested, especially whne compared to Frankel`s exploits earlier in the week and taking into account she looked to be headi
Following Frankel`s dominating performance on monday, the Worlds top rated sprinter, Black Caviar`s odds have further shortened for Saturday`s Diamond Jubilee Stakes, a race she was already a red-hot favourite for.
Betting was as low a 2-9 for her to extend her unbeaten run to 22 races but are now as low as 1-5 as bookies seem sure nobody will come close this afternoon. BetVictor has the top performer as low as at 1-6 for the final group 1 at As
Timeform, who have been in the business of rating racehorses for over 60 years, have crowned Frankel as the `ultimate racehorse` and elevating him to 2lb better than the French trained 1965 Derby and Prix De L`Arc De Triomphe winner Sea Bird II, also making him better than such legends as including Brigadier Gerard, Mill Reef and even Shergar. Timeform Flat Editor David Johnson said: ‘The facts are that Frankel’s performance is likely to surpass anything
Sir Henry Cecil`s superstar colt has beaten all before him so far in his career and enter the first of five days of highly anticipated racing as the long odds-on favourite.
As the top rated horse in the world, Cecil says `He`s in good order and there are no excuses` as Frankel looks to enhance his reputation. `You always feel nerves with horses like that, he has a great following and you don`t want to let anyone down. I`m very proud of what he`s
We love Irish Night at Kempton Park. Not only does it remain one of the most popular fixtures on the summer calendar, but we guarantee you a great time as the celtic atmosphere takes over the racecourse. Alongside an evening of fantastic on-track action – due to popular demand - we’ve brought back Kempton Park favourites Rollercoaster to entertain the crowds after racing. From the haunting sounds of Riverdance, to the gentle waltzing of Molly Malone… fr
If you came along to our Right Royal Knees Up evening on June 6, you’ll know what Kempton Live is about. A fun evening for you to enjoy with friends, family or work colleagues – and who knows – you may even go home having had a winner or two! If you missed it – don’t worry – we have four more great Kempton Live events across the summer for you to enjoy… Irish Night featuring Rollercoaster Wednesday, July 11 Olly Murs Live *TICKETS SELLING FAST – BOOK
The news of I`ll have another`s career ending injury comes after the three-year-old had been withdrawn from Saturday`s $1 million Belmont Stakes with a swollen tendon. The colt and his team were hoping to be the first to win the Triple Crown of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes since 1978. `Though it`s far from tragic, no-one died or anything like that, it`s extremely disappointing,` said trainer Doug O`Neill. Confidently stating `I
On Friday, Sir Henry Cecil spoke about the prospect of his superstar colt Frankel racing head-to-head against brilliant dual Classic winner Aiden O`Brien`s Camelot in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York in August. That race will most likely be the first time Frankel who is unbeaten in 10 starts will race beyond a mile with the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot in under a fortnight and the Qipco Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood on August 1 his next
Jockey Derek Fox was banned 17 days for using his whip above the permitted level at Hexham. Fox finished second aboard Sean Airgead in the extended two-and-a-half-mile beginners chase which was won by Flinty Bay. The local stewards took a dim view of his actions in the saddle, however, and hit the 7lb claimer with a lengthy suspension on various dates in late June and July. This action is seen as a reaffirmation of the judges intentions to cotinue to pun
In The smallest field for over 100 years in the Epsom Derby today, Camelot powered clear to win very comfortably and looked like he would have still done so had there been 100 entries.
Camelot had sat at the back of the field with just one behind for much of the race, and with Astrology looking happy very good in front from the start it looked for a while like the 8-13 favourite wouldn't catch the leader. But with a few furlongs left he ate up t
One of the leading picks for the King`s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot, Sole Power, is reported to be in great shape for the Group 1 run after his latest outing at Haydock.
The five-year-old trained by Eddie Lynam is than 9-1 for the race at Ascot where he is once again set to race against Bated Breath who finished a quarter of a length in front of him in the Group 2 Temple Stakes at Haydock last week.
Sole Power finished eighth in the K
Camelot will head the betting in the smallest Epsom Derby field since 1907 with only nine runners lining up for Saturday`s big race. The favourite will line up with stable mate Astrology for Aidan O`Brien, The Irish trainer has withdrawn Imperial Monarch, Father of Science and Tower Rock from the race. Another in the O`Brien stable Imperial Monarch however, will run in in Sunday's French Derby instead of Epsom. Bonfire, Main Sequence, Mickdaam, Thought Wor
All chance of the two best horses in the world racing together in a £1 million showdown in the Qipco Sussex Stakes has now gone in sad news for racing fans with Black Caviar not among Frankel`s rivals when the entries for the Group 1 race. Black Caviar, unbeaten so far in her 21 career races, is due to run in the 6f Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot next month but Goodwood racecourse had hoped to tempt trainer Peter Moody by offering an increased
Etihad Airways Irish 1,000 Guineas sees a surprise winner at the Curragh.
Mick Channon`s filly Samitar was a 12-1 chance for the Irish Classic having thus far failed to live up to the promise of her useful juvenile form in her two starts this year. Having finished Ninth in the French 1000 Guineas on her last start, she was held-up near the rear of the field by Martin Harley as Aidan O`Brien`s Newmarket 1000 Guineas heroine Homecoming Qu
Frankel was at the top the billing today at Newmbury as he ran in the JLT Lockinge Stakes (British Champion series Group 1). Bullet train, Frankel`s stablemate headed the field early on tracked easily and closely by Frankel with Excelebration tucked in behind, it seems nobody has the pace to run away from this legendary animal. Bullet train still lead into the final two furlongs but Frankel with Tom Queally on board took the lead from him with ease in the
Bated Breath is set to become the latest sprinter to prove his worth for a date with Australian superstar Black Caviar after he was left as clear second favourite for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes following the defeat of Krypton Factor in Singapore on Sunday.
Dubai Golden Shaheen winner Krypton Factor was pushed out to 20-1 (from 16) by Coral in the wake of his KrisFlyer Sprint defeat, leaving Bated Breath, beaten a nose for last year`s July Cup, o
Stable Express has received sad news today as Brindisi Breeze has been put down after breaking his leg in the paddock. The Lucinda Russell trained six-year-old, who`s four race unbeaten run culminated in a great victory for Scotland in the Albert Bartlett Novices` Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.
Having been ought from the pointing fields in Ireland, Since being beaten by a head in his opening bumper, his only defeat he has gone over hurdles a
Group One producing thoroughbred stallion Shinko King has succumbed to lamintis at the age of 21, Shinko King has suffered with lamintis for many years but it was decided to have him euthanised on May 17. An Irish-bred son of Fairy King, Shinko King stood at stud in Japan before coming to New Zealand`s Ashwell Farm in 1998, in 2007 he moved to Henk and Nienke Smit's Paxton Park in Cambridge where he has remained till today. Owner Henk Smith said Shink
Frankel is 1-3 for the JLT Lockinge Stakes, Saturday`s Group 1 showpiece at Newbury. The world`s top ranked race horse will face six rivals in the £175,000 contest, with So You Think, who has the Tattersalls Gold Cup later this month as his target, and Red Jazz the two withdrawals on Thursday morning. Strong Suit will run if trainer Richard Hannon considers the ground to be suitable for the four year old, who is best on good ground. The going at Newbury
Jockey Ryan Moore has been confirmed to ride the Hoof It, trained by Mick Easterby in next Wednesday`s Group 2 Duke Of York Stakes.
Donald McCain pulled off a one-two in the Chester Cup as Ile De Re got the better of last year`s winner Overturn in the straight.
The race was set off under the flag after the stalls were removed due to soft ground. Eddie Ahern established an early lead up front on Overturn and looked to be en route to repeat last year`s start to finish victory and on the turn for home he had beaten all but 10-1 stablemate Ile De Re under his first run with McCa
Following on From Joseph O `Brien`s fantastic ride on Camelot in coming from well back to power home in last week`s Newmarket 2000 Guineas, he tried the same trick again yesterday on 2-5 odds on favourite St Nicholas Abbey but came short. The wqriting was perhaps on the wall before the start of the rade wioth the going softer than the horse would have like and over a shorter trip than is his preference.
With his Stable Mate, Robin Hood and 66-1
Horse Website - Joseph O`brien falls short in the High Chaparral European Breeders Fund Mooresbridge Stakes 1m2f - Following on From Joseph O `Brien`s fantastic ride on Camelot in coming from well back to power home in last week`s Newmarket 2000 Guineas, he tried the same trick again yesterday on 2-5 odds on favourite St Nicholas Abbey but came short. The wqriting was perhaps on the wall before the start of the rade wioth the going softer than the horse wo
Joseph O`Brien, Camelot`s young jockey, looked hugely impresive in his victory in the 2000 guineas despite onlu winning by a neck, the horse and jockey looked impressive throughout, and although he had to come between horses to catch French Fifteen in the last few strides, he looked excellent and with finishing speed that made victory for the hot favourite seem inevitable even from a furlong out. Derby trials will be coming thick and fast over the next fe
Aidan O`Brien Claimed a sixth win in the season`s first classic as Camelot, the 15-8 favourite powered to victory. French Fifteen had run a great race but was edged into second by Camelot who smshed the last furlong to charge to victory having been stuck in the pack for much of the contest, the 12-1 shot losing by only a neck. Camelot becomes only the third favourite in 19 years to win the race. Caspar Netscher and Trumpet Major headed the pack from the
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Liam Treadwell had to pull a rabbit out of a hat to bag a winner on his 24th birthday at Plumpton. Landing the Grand National on Mon Mome made 2009 an unforgettable year for Treadwell, whose partnership with Findon trainer Nick Gifford is starting to flourish.
The jockey nearly came off Nomecheki (3-1) at the penultimate fence of the att
Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh took the feature Grade One Navan Novice Hurdle with Pont Alexandre coming in at 3/1.
The four-year-old was making his debut for the trainer having previously ran in France, Walsh ensured that he was going to make the race a test of stamina in the prevailing heavy going.
Well backed favourite Don Cos
Aintree racecourse is looking for a new sponsor for the Grand National after John Smith's confirmed it would not be renewing its deal beyond the 2013 race.
The ale company, which has backed the race since 2005, will continue to be involved with racing elsewhere.
John Smith's Karen Crowley said: "The Grand National has been one of
Man and horse in unison, sleek and powerful, cutting through the balmy night air in a fusion of dark blue jacket and glistening chestnut, this was Frankie Dettori and Moon Ballad winning the world's richest horse race in two minutes of equine majesty.
The distance was five lengths but it was the imperious manner of the ride that had the tho
Newcastle officials remain hopeful they will be able to stage their biggest jumps meeting of the year on Saturday despite being hit by three inches of rain over the last few days. Clerk of the course James Armstrong reports most of the track to be raceable, but there is waterlogging in places.
With drier weather expected later in the week,
Weird Al became the new favourite for next month's Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury with a win at the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby. The eight-year-old beat Time For Rupert in the first major jumps prize to be staged since the death of trainer Ginger McCain. It was also Weird Al's first start for Ginger's trainer son Donald.
McCain said: "I'm
Prince De Beauchene will likely partner Ruby Walsh to bid for victory in next month's John Smith's Grand National at Aintree though his trainer Willie Mullins has yet to decide riding plans with his stable jockey.
Prince De Beauchene, Owned by Graham Wylie shot to the head of the National market following his win in the Grade 2 At The Races
Paul Hanagan, who won the prestigious Silver Saddle trophy for being top jockey at Saturday's international line-up of riders at Ascot's annual Shergar Cup meeting, can strike gold in his home county this evening. The Malton champion makes the short journey to Thirsk and is fancied to win three of the six races.
Hanagan, who captained the Gr
Only seven potential runners remain in Sunday's Dobbins & Madigans @ Punchestown Morgiana Hurdle but each are top-class.
The star name is 2011 Champion Hurdle winner Hurricane Fly from the Willie Mullins yard, who lost his title at Cheltenham in March.
Hurricane Fly did go some way to redeeming his reputation at Punchestown, bea
Sea Siren made a winning debut for the Aidan O`Brien stablein the Listed Belgrave Stakes at Fairyhouse having began her career in Australia.
A three time Group One winner in her native country, the mare had finishied eighth in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot in her final run for trainer John O'Shea.
She was a 5-4 chance
Jim Culloty, who will forever be known for his association with Best Mate, has surprised the National Hunt world by announcing his retirement at the relatively tender age of 31. Culloty, who was riding at the recent Killarney Festival in Ireland where, as a Kerry man and a local hero, he has a bar named after him, first sprung to prominence riding
Tidal Bay has been ruled out of this afternoon's Argento Chase at Cheltenham after failing to recover from the setback he suffered earlier this week.
The enigmatic 12-year-old was found to be slightly lame after work on Thursday morning, but after diagnosing the problem as pus in a foot, champion trainer Paul Nicholls described his chance
Officials at Plumpton have called an inspection for 8am ahead of Mondays meeting at the East Sussex venue following more bad weather.
The going on the hurdle course is described as soft, heavy in places with the chase course soft.
Twelve millimetres of rain had been recorded at 2.30pm on top of five millimetres overnight.
Just as the first swallow slips in almost unnoticed by the vast majority of the population, so the 2011 Flat Turf season will commence, without much fanfare, at Catterick on Wednesday. However, the three main protagonist in the jockeys' championship – according to the bookmakers at any rate – Ryan Moore, Paul Hanagan and Kieren Fallon, are eschewin