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A LEGENDARY jockey is back in the big time in racing – after spending £230,000 on a ‘talking horse’ at the Cheltenham sales.

Focusing on Cheltenham's four championship races – the Champion Hurdle, Champion Chase, Stayers' Hurdle and Gold Cup – the DRF has produced a total of seven winners, including three in both the ...

THERE are roars and then there are Leopardstown roars when a great comes home in front. Galopin Des Champs etched his name ...

The quartet of Golden Miller, Cottage Rake, Best Mate, and the peerless Arkle represent as exclusive a section of elite ...

Memories of 1989, when there wasn’t a single Irish winner at Cheltenham, are sepia-tinted relics of a long-gone era. But just as such a skewed balance of power was unhealthy then, so it is now.

Lossiemouth and State Man look set for a mouthwatering clash on front of the RTÉ Sport cameras at Leopardstown on Sunday, ...

Kopek Des Bordes was predicted at the start of the season to take high rank among Mullins’ novice hurdlers and that is ...

READ MORE: Nicky Henderson excites Irish racing fans with comments READ MORE:Willie Mullins to unleash Cheltenham Festival favourite Her jumping debut could hardly have gone any better ...

Indeed, the highest master rating (139) in Sunday’s race is held by Bleu De Vassey despite that horse being firmly put in his place by stablemate Romeo Coolio – Timeform's highest-rated novice hurdler ...

We fall victim to looking ahead too much in this game,” said Paul Townend after riding Galopin Des Champs to victory in the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup, in front of a crowd of 18,297 at Leopardstown.

Day one of the 2024 Cheltenham Festival saw a successful outing for Irish competitors with Willie Mullins and Paul Townend picking up a treble. Rachael Blackmore and Henry De Bromhead started off ...