There’s nothing quite like the buzz of a horse race. The thunder of hooves, the roar of the crowd, and its sheer unpredictability all make for an exhilarating […]
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Redemption and Despair for Kieran Shoemark in France
The life of a professional jockey is a rollercoaster at the best of times, with wafer-thin margins between victory and defeat, and the ever-present threat of injury. One […]
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How Horse Racing Tracks Are Evolving To Attract New Audiences
For a long time, horse racing has been a sport that is rich in culture. However, in the past few decades, track attendance has significantly declined. The younger […]
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Clean Sweep for Aidan O’Brien in Chester Derby & Oaks Trials
Heading into the first week in May, training powerhouse Aidan O’Brien had already bagged five contests rated at Listed level or above. That’s a fine tally by most […]
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Chester Cup 2025 Results
The James Owen-trained four-year-old East India Dock headed the betting for the big handicap highlight of the 2025 Boodles May Festival. Progressive on the flat when with James […]
Jockeys
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Going Global: $15m Jockeys League Set For 2026 Launch
In an era when racing must strive to stand out from the crowd and attract a new, younger audience, the idea of a league competition has already been […]
Jockeys
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How Jockeys Prepare for High-Stakes Races
Jockeys are not just people perched on fast horses. They are world-class athletes who do much, much more hard work than most of us ever even think of. […]
Trainers
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Gosden Going for French Guineas Double
Field of Gold narrowly missed out on a win in the 2,000 Guineas on Saturday, finishing half a length down on Charlie Appleby’s Ruling Court. That defeat meant […]
Trainers
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Mullins, Baffert: Why Racing Punters Love a Winner
Even though it was spectacular, it probably should have been viewed as inevitable that Willie Mullins would win the British Jumps Racing Trainers’ title. There was a hope […]