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Epsom Derby-winning jockey Michael Hills says he will retire next month after a career which he has achieved 2,000 winners. The Newmarket-born jockey plans to retire when the turf Flat racing season ends on 10 November. The 49-year-old, who won the 1996 Derby on Shaamit, follows twin brother Richard, who retired in March. "You can't go on too long and I've had a great career and I've really enjoyed it," Hills told BBC Sport. "It's extremely hard n
Chris Stickels, Ascot clerk of the course expects the going on QIPCO Champions Day on Saturday will be soft despite heavy rain at the Berkshire track on Tuesday night with more forecast on Wednesday. Stickels reports the track to be taking the rainfall well but conceded the ground could be heavy in places on the round course on Wednesday should there be another downpour. `We had a wet night, with 12 millimetres of rain," Stickels told At The Races on
Richard Hughes Rode a fantastic seven winners today at Windsor, Bookies took a massive kicking Uk wide as comparisons already being drawn to `Dettori Day` Champion Jockey Elect has had a magnificent season so far but nothing that has come before could compare to today's exploits. The first two wins were straight forward enough on Pivotal Movement and East Texas Red respectively both for Richard Hannon. The third however looked a much more difficul
Richard Hughes won on his first two rides on Tuesday to continue his jaw dropping form of yesterday, when he won on an incredible seven out of eight rides at Windsor. His two victories at Leicester took his record to an amazing nine wins from his last ten rides, before he came home mid-division on his third ride of the day, My Queenie, the 2-1 favourite.
Hughes opened his account with a simple victory on Van Der Neer, who Hughes said could be supplem
The colt trained by Richard Fahey, powered home by five lengths at Newmarket at odds of 20-1, and came agonisingly close to further Group One glory when just touched off in the Prix de l'Abbaye on Arc weekend.
He suffered a bruised foot in Paris but had been a leading contender in the ante-post markets for the Qipco British Champions Sprint at Ascot.
Fahey said: "We still haven't got a shoe on him and unfortunately there's not a
With Frankie Dettori on his best form, the five year old Joshua Tree trained by Marco Botti held on from the fast-finishing Dandino for a British one-two in the Canadian International.
Starting off at 4-1, he was reclaiming the $1.5 million event after winning two years ago for former trainer Aidan O'Brien and finishing second to Sarah Lynx in 2011.
Runner-up Dandino, a 25-1 chance, charged past former Luca Cumani-trained Forte De
Kieren Fallon has spoken candidly about his future and admitted the quality of rides he gets isn't what it used to be.
The six-time champion jockey, who has had turbulent times over the years, is now 47 and although he he can count on rides from the likes of Luca Cumani, he does not have regular support from a very top stables.
"I don't think I'll have many (years left)," said Fallon, who was a late replacement for the unwell Fran
Nottingham Forest winger James Coppinger has denied any alleged horse racing corruption charges.
Coppinger is one of three footballers among a group charged by the British Horseracing Authority over a probe into `suspicious betting activity`.
`I am here to state categorically that I have never been involved in any horse race fixing whatsoever,` he said.
Ipswich's Michael Chopra, ex-Manchester United player Mark Wilson
Ian Renton, the new head at Cheltenham racecourse has ruled an imminent change to the four day festival format, stating a Saturday Gold Cup as `not on my agenda at the moment`. He paid tribute to the hard work of outgoing managing director Edward Gillespie rather than outline his ambitions for National Hunt racing`s headquarters under his leadership.
Renton, who is to succeed Gillespie but in the new role of regional director for Cheltenham a
In a hugely exciting Arc De Trioumpihe today Solemia came storming home at a massive 33/1 to take Japanese hope Orfevre on the line with Masterstroke finishing 3rd and Camelot at the end of a long season back in seventh.
Camelot was hot favourite before the race with Frankie Dettori taking the ride having a great record in this race.
Orfevre, heavily backed along with Camelot in the Pari-Mutuel on track, looked set to post a bril
A field of 18 started the five furlong contest which has been dominated by foreign raiders for much recent memory but this year only Robert Collet's four year old Wizz Kid represented the home team.
Inxile and Hamish McGonagall started well with favourite Mayson soon on their heels despite having been slowly away at the break.
The seven year old Inxile soon fell back and Paul Hanagan manoeuvred Mayson off the rail to challenge a
The John Gosden trained Nathaniel had been well-fancied for the Prix de l`Arc de Triomphe but was forced to miss a trip to Paris after running a temperature earlier in the week and if reports are to believed Gosden is lining up another challenge for his stable superstar. The top trainer reports the Eclipse winner to be back in good shape again at his Newmarket base. Gosden told Racing UK: `It was a body-blow, we haven`t had a temperature in our yard in
Mince continued her progress with a fifth win of the year and her first in Group Three company with a battling win in the John Guest Bengough Stakes at Ascot. Roger Charlton`s three-year-old filly had to dig deep to hold the five-year-old gelding highly fancied Soul after a thrilling race. These two, both strong in the market were always in the front and fought an epic battle to the line with James Doyle keen to make the most of Mince and the 9-4 fa
Winner of this race 12 months ago, Henry de Bromhead's star duly landed his 16th success from 32 starts At Gowran Park Today Sizing Europe, the 11-10 favourite, always had the leader in his sights and jumped in front at the second-last fence. The 2011 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner pulled away to win by seven lengths from Forpadydeplasterer. It gave jockey Andrew Lynch his first winnersine his return from a broken leg suffered in a fall at C
Sizing Europe returns to action in tomorrow's PWC Champion Chase at Gowran Park and has seven rivals to beat..
Henry de Bromhead's stable star has been one of the top chasers of recent years and last season was no different.
Having won the Irish Champion Hurdle in 2008, he has since gone onto even bigger and better things.
. The 10-year-old has won an Arkle and Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham, a Tingle Creek
Winner of this years Irish Oaks Great Heavens has been added to Sunday's Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for which a field of 18 have been declared which barring non runners looks to be the final field. With a number of high profile horses having been ruled out of the race for various reasons this week including Nathaniel, his owners have addded his younger sister Great Heavens to the world's richest turf race at a cost of €100,000. As well as Great Hea
Following speculation as to whether Camelot would enter and if so who would get the ride with Aiden O`Brien not able to make the weight, Frankie Dettori has been confirmed to ride in Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp despite rarely riding for O'Brien and being retained as jockey for Godolphin. Dettori has previously won the Arc on Lammtarra (1995), Sakhee (2001) and Marienbard (2002)
The news comes as a boost for race organisers in the a
Danedream`s Dream of winning Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for two years o the bounce are over as the horse is unable to travel as her stables at Cologne racecourse were on Monday placed into quarantine due to a serious outbreak of an equine infection. A statement issued by trainer Peter Schiergen and part-owner Heiko Volz on Wednesday afternoon read: `It is with deep regret and great sadness that we were forced to take Danedream out of the Prix de l'Arc de
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
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
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
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 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
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
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
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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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
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
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
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
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There was high drama at the start of the day at Wetherby as Tony McCoy parted company with Mr Watson before the Wetherby Racecourse & Conference Centre National Hunt Novices Hurdle.
The Jonjo O'Neill-trained five-year-old was a hot favourite in the exchanges for the opening contest of the two-day Charlie Hall Chase meeting, but was ke
Graham Lee can land his third 'National' this month on Lord Capitaine at Sedgefield tonight. Lord Capitaine is a course specialist and the John Smiths Durham National offers the 10-year-old the chance of registering his sixth success at the track. Linda Green showed improved form on her first start since joining Paul Blockley when winning at Catter
Cheltenham Festival Races Review Day 2.
Day 2 started with a few people nursing hangovers but the 1.30 start gave them a chance to get a coffe or two down and the racing went ahead anyway, and the first race was the 13:30 Diamond Jubilee National Hunt Chase (Amateur Riders' Novices' Chase) (Class 2, 4m) named the Diamo
Frankel, the worlds highest rated racehorse has reduced Camelot`s lead for the 2012 Cartier Horse Of The Year Award following a comfortable six-length win in the Group One QIPCO Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.
Frankel extended his unbeaten run to 12 in West Sussex with his second successive QIPCO Sussex Stakes victory which moves him o
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
It has taken a couple of weeks but bookmakers are starting to realise they made the wrong man favourite for this year's Flat jockeys' championship. Paul Hanagan is now 15-8 to retain his title, having received pre-season quotes of 5-1, and it appears only a matter of time before he replaces Ryan Moore at the head of the market.
The foundatio
It took just over two minutes and 34 seconds for Pour Moi to be propelled to racing superstardom in the Epsom Derby; in the process he was not emerging at the sport's summit seulement. While the French colt's owners, partners in the Irish-based Coolmore racing empire, and his trainer Andre Fabre have long seen their names emblazoned in lights, the
Isabel Tompsett, A champion amateur jockey has started riding again after suffering serious head injuries in a racing fall more than 18 months ago.
Isabel Tompsett, from Llandeilo in Carmarthenshire, was thrown off her horse at a meeting at Fakenham in May 2011.
She is recovering at a rehabilitation centre for jockeys in Berkshire
Ian Popham should undergo surgery on Thursday after breaking his pelvis for a second time in his career.
The conditional jump jockey sustained his latest injury in a fall before the final race at Plumpton on Monday.
Popham was thrown from the Martin Keighley-trained Oyster Hill on the way to the start for the Andy Stewart Charitable F
James Millman`s last ever ride was a winner as Ishi broke her maiden tag at Lingfield.
The 5/2 chance, trained by his father Rod, saved ground as she hugged the rail around the home turn and kept for his rider's urgings in the final stages as she held off the challenge of Island Express by a length and a quarter.
Millman, who par
A slimline Barry Geraghty can gain a major reward for getting down to his lowest weight in recent years by clinching tomorrow’s £175,000 Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury on Burton Port. Last season’s top British novice chaser, Burton Port, trained by Nicky Henderson, had been the intended mount of Malton-born jockey Andrew Tinkler.
But Gerag
Well Respected trainer Reg Hollinshead has died, aged 89. He was renowned for his productioni of future top jockeys, Staffordshire-based Hollinshead trained around 2,000 winners under both codes from his Upper Longdon yard near Lichfield.
In 1978, Hollinshead, who took out a licence in 1949, saddled Remainder Man to be second in the 2000 G
Eddie Ahern and Former West Bromwich Albion defender Neil Clement are the latest to be dragged into the latest race fixing scandal.
The Jockey and Clement are are alleged to have colluded with others in the laying of five horses on betting exchanges between september 2010 and February 2011.
Six people in all have been char
Frankel`s half-sister Joyeuse to made her debutat a low key evening at Lingfield, but could now head to Ascot after an eyecatching victory.
The 10/11 favourite took a keen hold under Tom Queally in the early stages before making her mark in the final couple of furlongs to go three lengths clear in softish ground.
Among only a han