Robin Goodfellow’s racing tips: Best bets for Monday, September 16
Mail Sport’s racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Monday’s meetings at Worcester, Thirsk, Windsor and Kempton. Read more
Category: Horse Racing
Jan Brueghel thrives under Sean Levey to win St Leger and further strengthen the jockey’s family bond with Aidan O’Brien
DOMINIC KING: This has been an outstanding year for Levey, who is the only black jockey to have ridden a Classic winner, thanks to his partnership with Irish 2,000 Guineas Read more
William Haggas’ Economics edges out Auguste Rodin to win Irish Champion Stakes in Dublin
DOMINIC KING AT LEOPARDSTOWN: It had been a week of jangling nerves for William Haggas but, in the moments before the gates sprung open, his true feelings tumbled out. Read more
Champion jockey Jamie Kah to use lack of confidence from year of hell as defence to save her Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival
Champion jockey Jamie Kah plans to enter a not guilty plea at the Victorian Racing Tribunal on Thursday concerning a charge related to her performance in the Group 3 McNeil Stakes Read more
ED CHAMBERLIN: Sir Michael Stoute made me love racing… but he is one of the most challenging interviewees in the business
ED CHAMBERLIN: The year that shaped my life was 1981. I was an impressionable seven-year-old, aware of what was happening in the country. Read more
Robin Goodfellow’s racing tips: Best bets for Saturday, September 14
Mail Sport’s racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Saturday’s meetings at Chester, Musselburgh, Doncaster, Bath and Lingfield. Read more
Hollie Doyle relishing reunion on Bradsell as she reveals Nunthorpe Stakes victory was the fastest she’s been on a horse
Bradsell, trained by Archie Watson, is favourite for tomorrow’s Flying Five – one of four Group Ones on a brilliant card at The Curragh, which stages the second day of Read more
Robin Goodfellow’s racing tips: Best bets for Friday, September 13
Mail Sport’s racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Friday’s meetings at Doncaster, Salisbury, Sandown and Chester. Read more
John ‘Shark’ Hanlon to start five-month suspension from training on December 1 as he fails in attempt to have ban deferred after footage showed one of his horseboxes carrying a dead horse
The severity of the punishment – which also included a €2000 fine – left Hanlon shocked and he has appealed against it. Read more
Owen Burrows launches a robust defence of the Betfred St Leger as he insists the race is one to be cherished and eyes making Classic breakthrough
DOMINIC KING: A field of seven have been declared for the historic contest but critics have questioned the relevance of this test. Read more