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Two year Ban for Austrlian Jockey Danny Nikolic

Australian jockey Danny Nikolic, Known for his feiry behaviour has been banned from horse racing for a massive two years for making threats against the chief steward of Victoria state. A racing tribunal last month found the 37-year-old guilty of threatening steward Terry Bailey and his family at a race meeting in Seymour, near Melbourne. Nikolic had pleaded not guilty and made counter accusations alleging Bailey had issued his own threat to derail hi

Weight issue Puts Aiden O`Brien Off Camelot For The Arc

With speculation still ongoing as to whether Camelot will run in the Prix de l`Arc next Sunday it has now been revealed Joseph O'Brien will not ride the Derby winner if he does compete. O`Brien has partnered the four-times Group One winner, trained by his father, Aidan, on all five starts to date but is unable to make the weight for Europe`s premier mile-and-a-half contest at Longchamp. Aidan O`Brien joked: `Bar we cut off one of his arms, he (Jose

Sea Moon A Likely Runner In The likely runner in the Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe

Trainer Teddy Grimthorpe has now confirmed Sea Moon as a likely runner in the Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday. The Four year old Sir Michael Stoute-trained horse was last seen finishing a dissapointing fifth when sent off favourite for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot in July. He looks set to renew rivalries with Danedream and Nathaniel in France this weekend and Grimthorpe, racing manager for owner Khalid Abdu

Nigel Twiston-Davies Charge The New One Makes Winning Hurdles Debut

The New One, Nigel Twiston Davies` Excellent four year old was sent off at cramped odds for the Newquay Zoo `National Hunt` Novices` Hurdle but strolled to success by a record a 26 length success. Market rival Roger Beantown was closing up on the approach to the home straight but Sam Twiston-Davies let out an inch of rein and the King's Theatre gelding immediately went clear of his rival who was returning from a lengthy absence. The Nigel Twiston-D

Dermot Weld Reveals Galileo`s Choice Travel Sickness woes

Dermot Weld has revealed Melbourne Cup contender Galileo`s Choice suffered travel sickness following a journey to Australia. The six-year-old gelding, a comfortable winner in his last two races, had been on antibiotics since touching down in Melbourne, but his temperature is now said to be back to normal. Weld maintains there is still plenty of time for him to return to full health before the Melbourne Cup on November 6. He told At The Races: `He

Mayson Set To Run In The Prix de l'Abbaye

Richard Fahey has confirmed Mayson is an intended runner in the Prix de l`Abbaye at Longchamp this weekend.

The July Cup winner has not run since he won the Group One contest at Newmarket as he wasn't risked over five furlongs on fast ground in the Nunthorpe and then missed the Betfred Sprint Cup due to a dirty scope.

However, he`s now all set to enter the five-furlong contest in Paris on Sunday.

Fahey told sporting

Snow Fairy To Miss next month`s Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe

Money spinning mare Snow Fairy will not race in next month`s Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe in Paris after being ruled out for the rest of the year with a leg injury. The five-year-old, trained by Ed Dunlop who was a dual Oaks winner in 2010, was found to be suffering from heat in a tendon. Trainer Dunlop said: `She worked yesterday and we were very pleased with her, but last night we found just a little bit of heat in the leg.`He added that Snow Fairy, t

William Buick and Bronze Angel power to Cambridgeshire glory

Marcus Tregoning had believed that there was more to come from his Britannia Stakes third and it was a notable feat for the Lambourn based handler who also saddled the third home, Boom And Bust.

Bronze Angel needed every last yard of the nine furlong trip, getting up in the shadow of the post despite hanging markedly to the right under William Buick; a substitute for Hayley Turner who is in America to ride in a Grade One.

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Frankel`s final appearance at the racecourse will be a `spectacle not to be missed`

The managing director of Newmarket believes wonder horse Frankel`s final appearance at the racecourse will be a `spectacle not to be missed`. The four-year-old will have a gallop on the course ahead of Saturday`s card at the Cambridgeshire meeting. Frankel is being prepared for the final race of his career in the Champions Stakes at Ascot on 20 October. `We`ve got a huge affiliation here at the racecourse with Frankel,` Amy Starkey told BBC Radio Ca

Andrew Thortnon Returns To Racing Following Injury Layoff

National Hunt jockey Andrew Thornton intends to be back race-riding by the middle of next month after Surgery.


The weighing-room veteran is well on the road to recovery after undergoing keyhole surgery on his knee following a fall at Southwell back in July.

Thornton saw a specialist on Wednesday and was given the all-clear to start riding out next week.

`I saw Mr Fogg at the Ridgeway and the X-rays were very

Nathaniel Good To Go In The Qatar Prix de l`Arc Whatever The Ground

John Gosden Is confident Nathaniel can handle whatever ground conditions he faces in the Qatar Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday week.

Lady Rothschild`s champion has enjoyed a great season to date, winning the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown before being touched off in the King George VI at Ascot and the Irish Champion Stakes.

Gosden feels his performance in the latter, when beaten by Snow Fairy, proves he can handle quic

Captin Ramius Wins The Ayr Cup

Captain Ramius raced to a comfortable victory by over two lengths in the Ayr Gold Cup as trainer Kevin Ryan triumphed for the second year running. The 16/1 shot, ridden by Irish jockey Pat Smullen, romped home from a furlong out to win Europes richest sprint handicap, worth a huge 120,000 pounds. 2008 winner Regal parade was second with Maarek in third and Sholaan, who had led early on back in fourth. Smullen was riding for the first time at Ayr and

Beverly Meeting Goes Ahead Without Jockey Valets

The wet and stormy weather today has had a negative effect on the reace card causing traffic chaos in the north-east with jockey valets reportedly stuck in a tailback on the A1.

Their delay means the riders` kit has not arrived at the track but officials have managed to source enough equipment for racing to take place.

However, the British Horseracing Authority are prepared to tweak the schedule throughout the afternoon as the ri

Qatar Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe betting hots up after Possible Camelot Entry

Camelot has been heavily backed for the Qatar Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe following a decision from Boylesport to offer non-runner no-bet on the race. The bookie promoted the dual Derby winner to 4-1 favourite (from 9-2), after seeing support since offering the non-runner no-bet concession last week. Spokesman for Boylesports, Leon Blanche said: `We reintroduced Camelot into the betting at 6-1 last Wednesday when we went non-runner no-bet and it`s real

Grand National Changes Recomendations for 2013

AINTREE racecourse and the BHA on Thursday announced several recommendations and modifications to be implemented before the 2013 Grand National, including moving forward the start by 90 yards. The race will therefore be run over a distance of about 4m3½f, having previously been run over 4m4f. There were some calls for a reduction in the field size but this will be maintained at 40 runners for 2013. A review was conducted in the wake of a false start

William Muir Talks About Plans For Purr Along

Purr Along could have put herself in the frame for a trip to France in search of Group One success following her narrow defeat at Doncaster on Friday. Trainer William Muir is considering the Prix Marcel Boussac for the filly who just lost out by a head to Certify after a ding dong battle in the Group Two May Hill Stakes over the straight mile. Muir wants to give Purr Along one more race this term and should the Longchamp race on October 7 comes too

Shareta Eases To Victory In Vermeille

Christophe Lemaire rode Shareta to a comfortable victory in the Vermeille, landing a record seventh success in the race for Alain de Royer-Dupre. Always close to the pace, Shareta travelled well and was in second rounding the bend before powering clear of her rivals with ease. Last year`s Arc runner-up, when sent off at 66-1, proved that was no fluke and backed up her recent Yorkshire Oaks win to record back-to-back Group 1 victories. Pirika trave

Ruby Walsh Makes Winning Return To Racing After Injury

Ruby Walsh, who fractured an ankle in a fall in the Galway Hurdle last month, had to work hard to get hot-pot, trained by Willie Mullins to the front in the Kerrymaid Hurdle.

Miley Shah looked like making all the running but he was far from fluent at the last two flights.

Rattan (4-9 favourite) met the last hurdle running and got the momentum needed for him to prevail by a head in a tight finish.

Walsh said: `I thoug

Never Can Tell Sadly Put Down

Winner of last year`s Cesarewitch, the five-year-old mare was pulled up four furlongs from home in the Group Two feature.

While Never Can Tell was taken away for further treatment in the horse ambulance, trainer Jamie Osborne later confirmed they had been unable to save her.

He tweeted: `It`s with great sadness I report we have failed to save Never Can Tell. She will be much missed by us all. RIP Old Girl.`

Camelot Fails in Triple Crown Bid

It ws 42 years ago that Lester Piggott steered Nijinsky to victory in the St Ledger to win the 2000 Guineas-Epsom Derby-St Leger treble, it was the last time it has ever been completed with Camelot . And it is still the last time as Enke held on over the last furlong to beat Camelot into second place in the Worlds oldest classic, the St Ledger today. Joseph O`Brien had looked comfortable and in control on Camelot but left himself with a lot to do in th

Cleltenham Cup Ticket Allocation To Be Reduced

Cheltenham Gold Cup to Reduce Ticket Allocation For 2013 Cheltenham Racecourse have decided to reduce the amount of tickets available for Gold Cup day 2013. The flagship event of March`s Festival attracted 70,400 racegoers to the Prestbury Park site this year but organisers have opted to cut the allocation to around 67,000 for next years event in case bad weather affects the day as was the case accross many courses this year. Racecourse Spokesperson

Racing Trainer John Dunlop To Retire Age 73

Veteran Classic-winning trainer John Dunlop is set to retire at the end of the Flat racing season in November.

The 73-year-old won the Epsom Derby twice - with Shirley Heights in 1978 and Erhaab 16 years later.

Dunlop, who is based at Arundel in West Sussex, also trained three winners of both the St Leger and 1000 Guineas, plus the Oaks twice. `I now have much reduced stable numbers and it is now less viable than it once was,` he

Snow Fairy wins Irish Champion Ahead Of Nathaniel

Snow Fairy added another chapter to what is one of racing`s great stories as she defeated the much fancied Nathaniel and St Nicholas Abbey to win the Irish Champion Stakes.

The tale seems all the more unbelievable once you take into consideration the fact that Snow Fairy was bought for 1800 Euros back in 2008 when nobody seemed interested in the mare at all. Snow Fairy had won six Group 1s before Saturday`s race, three of those came in East A

Black Caviar On The Mend

Black Caviar has returned to light duties as trainer Peter Moody mulls over whether to let the legendary Mare who is unbeaten in 22 starts race again. Black Caviar hasn`t raced since her narrow victory in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot. And with her participation in the Melbourne spring Carnival ruled out some time ago there was and is still some question as to whether she would race again. Peter Moody though speaking to Australian press sai

Racing mourns the death of a Legend of the sport Lord John Oaksey

Multi-Talented Former jockey, journalist and founder of the Injured Jockeys Fund Lord John Oaksey has sadly died aged 83.

Oaksey has been battling with ill health and passed away on Wednesday at his family home in Wiltshire.

Oaksey won the 1958 Hennessy Gold Cup at Cheltenham aboard Taxidermist and came second in the 1963 Grand National on Carrickbeg during a great riding career.

After racing, his media work saw him

Headgear Rule Changes For Irish Racing

The anomaly of headgear worn by horses in Ireland all coming under the official description of `blinkers` has finally been sorted.

On Friday, The Turf Club announced a change to the rules has been approved by the the Governing Bodies, to facilitate a more accurate declaration of headgear.

The confusion appears when horses trained in Ireland who have worn visors were officially described as racing in blinkers and the outdated syst

Mahmood Al Zarooni Fined By BHA

Newmarket based trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni has been fined £2,000 by the British Horseracing Authority after urine samples taken from two of his horses were found to contain a prohibited substance. Samples taken from Wood Ditton Stakes winner Mariner's Cross and 1000 Guineas also-ran Lyric Of Light were found to contain propoxyphene. The disciplinary panel said it could not be satisfied the administration of the substance was accidental and gave Godo

Rest Of The World Team Win Shergar Cup

The Rest of the World team, led by Japanese rider Yutaka Take, have won the 12th Shergar Cup for the first time since 2007 in front of over 30,000 at Ascot. China`s Matthew Chadwick secured three second places aswell as victory in the last race to win the individual prize and help his team to 89 points. Frankie Dettori`s best was third but his Europe team were second on 56. Hayley Turner`s all-female team were a point further back, with Keiren Fallon'

Triple Crown aspirant Camelot enjoyed a gallop before racing at Leopardstown ahead of next months Ladbrokes St Leger

The three-year-old has already won the Newmarket 2000 Guineas and the Epsom Derby, and next month looks to be the first horse since Nijinsky in 1970 to complete the Classic treble at Doncaster. We last saw Camelot winning the Irish Derby at the Curragh in late June, he has since has enjoyed a mid-season break, but he stepped up his Leger preparations at the Foxrock venue as he worked alongside stable companions Fame And Glory and Chamonix. The trio

Newmarket Concerts break 100000 Spectators Mark

Adnams Newmarket Nights have been incredibly popular this year with total visitor figures above 100000 With the final concert featuring Jessie J already sold out for Friday. This follows another attendance of 20,000 people who came to watch Friday evening`s concert by Jessie J`s fellow The Voice judge Sir Tom Jones. Newmarket Racecourses`s managing director Amy Starkey hailed the success of the events - which are held on Friday evenings during the summer -

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Mayson Set To Run In The Prix de l'Abbaye

Mayson Set To Run In The Prix de l'Abbaye

Richard Fahey has confirmed Mayson is an intended runner in the Prix de l`Abbaye at Longchamp this weekend.

The July Cup winner has not run since he won the Group One contest at Newmarket as he wasn't risked over five furlongs on fast ground in the Nunthorpe and then missed the Betfred Sprint Cup due to a dirty scope.

Ho

Barry Geraghty: Moscow Flyer may be best I'll ever ride

Barry Geraghty: Moscow Flyer may be best I'll ever ride

It took a special horse to persuade Barry Geraghty to forget about one of the biggest jobs in jump racing. But the man who took last year's Cheltenham Festival by storm has no regrets as he prepares to link up with Moscow Flyer in the Queen Mother Champion Chase. Geraghty must have been sorely tempted when Paul Nicholls inquired about his availabil

Frankel deserves to win - Andrew Balding

Frankel deserves to win - Andrew Balding

Kingsclere trainer Andrew Balding has called Frankel "the best horse he has seen in his lifetime" and says he hopes the Sussex Stakes winner will be crowned champion at Ascot on Saturday. Balding has three horses running on Saturday, with one taking on Frankel in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. But he says the Sir Henry Cecil-trained horse deserves

Weird Al wins on first outing for trainer Donald McCain

Weird Al wins on first outing for trainer Donald McCain

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

Anne-Sophie Pacault Representing and necessary

Anne-Sophie Pacault Representing and necessary

Played yesterday in Avenches, the eighth stage of the Challenge Gallop led to a superb finish which emerged victorious Representing the tricolor, already winner of this event two years ago. Anne-Sophie Paccault knew to bide his time in the middle of the pack before skillfully bring the rope end and ending up in the fight with veteran Pont des Arts,

HBO cans racing drama Luck after horse death

HBO cans racing drama Luck after horse death

Just two days after suspending filming of the racing drama "Luck" following the death of a third horse in connection with the show, HBO has pulled the plug on the entire production. "It is with heartbreak that executive producers David Milch and Michael Mann together with HBO have decided to cease all future production on the series 'Luck'," HBO sa

Southwell Announces An Extra Fixture This Weekend

Southwell Announces An Extra Fixture This Weekend

Southwell is to stage an additional all weather Flat fixture on Saturday.

The British Horseracing Authority and the Levy Board have sanctioned a seven-race card because of an unfavourable weather forecast that could threaten racing on turf.

The main meeting on Saturday is at Doncaster featuring the William Hill Lincoln,

Planteur to go in the Dubai World Cup

Planteur to go in the Dubai World Cup

Marco Botti`s recruit Planteur will get a run in the Dubai World Cup on March 31 after Botti`s former horse Gitano Hernando was withdrawn allowing first reserve, Planteur into the field of 14.

I`m delighted We have been very pleased with everything he has done since he arrived with us, Said Botti who is likely to Partner the 5 year old

Michael Owen`'s horse Brown Panther fifth in German Derby

Michael Owen`'s horse Brown Panther fifth in German Derby

Waldpark won the German Derby as Brown Panther, the horse owned and bred by Michael Owen, was beaten into fifth at Hamburg. Owen was left in tears when the colt won the King George V Handicap by six lengths at Royal Ascot in June. But he was unable to repeat the triumph and was edged out for third in a photo finish.

It was a second Briti

Opinion Poll claims Goodwood Cup victory for Frankie Dettori

Opinion Poll claims Goodwood Cup victory for Frankie Dettori

Opinion Poll, trained by Mahmood Al Zarooni and ridden by Frankie Dettori, won a thrilling Goodwood Cup at Glorious Goodwood. The Gold Cup runner-up finished ahead of Lost In The Moment, Blue Bajan and Fox Hunt with a photo deciding the outcome of the race. Overturn made the early break but was hauled in by the chasing pack and Dettori led Opinion

McCain in a rage over Maguire ban: Top jockey Jason Maguire to miss out on Peddlers Cross ride at Cheltenham

McCain in a rage over Maguire ban: Top jockey Jason Maguire to miss out on Peddlers Cross ride at Cheltenham

Trainer Donald McCain launched an angry volley at stewards in the north as his stable jockey Jason Maguire was slapped with a seven-day ban at Doncaster which will cost him the Champion Hurdle ride on unbeaten Peddlers Cross. Maguire, who will appeal, picked up the suspension for using his whip excessively and marking beginners’ chase runner-up Coo

Tony McCoy returns with winner a day after breaking teeth in fall

Tony McCoy returns with winner a day after breaking teeth in fall

Tony McCoy returned to action with a winner on Saturday just a day after breaking several teeth in a fall at Wetherby.

The 17-time champion jockey steered My Tent Or Yours to victory at Ascot in his second ride of the day.

McCoy, 38, had been unseated from the Jonjo O'Neill-trained Mr Watson before the novices' hurdle 24 hours ear

Willie Carson still has striving force

Willie Carson still has striving force

Willie Carson may still be on medication in a hospital intensive- care unit, but it would take a brave man to approach his bedside and discuss the notion of retirement. Doctors at Basingstoke's North Hampshire Hospital yesterday continued to marvel at the fortitude of the 53-year-old man who was brought to them on Friday afternoon. Carson is now ou

Julie Krone Gets Plaudits From Zito

Julie Krone Gets Plaudits From Zito

Five Saturdays ago in Kentucky, Nick Zito was furious enough with Julie Krone's ride on Suave Prospect to consider ruling her out for any future triple crown races. Yesterday at Belmont, Krone went a long way toward erasing that unhappy memory. Just another day in the life of horse racing's most combustible couple.

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