Gstaad could be the one for O'Brien and Moore on 2000 Guineas day
Surprise Albert Einstein reverse offers plenty of room for thought.
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At The Races News
O'Brien still aiming for Newmarket with Precise despite temperature scare
Dual Group One-winning filly was at the Curragh on Sunday ‘just as a day out’.
Winning end to eventful week for Billy Loughnane with Doncaster double
Young rider confirms appeal lodged against Southwell suspension.
Haggas identifies Newbury as the starting point for More Thunder
Ex-Sir Michael Stoute runner made rapid progression last year.
Highclere hoping Awaken could be another Cachet
‘It is how she has done physically that is the really exciting thing’.
McCoy facing up to gruelling London Marathon challenge
Record-breaking former champion is running in support of the Matt Hampson Foundation.
Cromwell and Donoghue in National-winning form at Downpatrick
Born Braver provides big-race boost with Aintree looming.
Hollie Doyle determined to keep mixing it with the best
‘The hunger is better than ever and the ambition has never left really’.
Visit to Seven Barrows one of the highlights, as racing gets behind World Autism Acceptance Week
Autism In Racing founder Bobby Beevers keen to go the extra mile.
Elliott has Fairyhouse plans for Oldschool Outlaw
Connections would like sufficiently soft ground at the big Easter meeting.
Pina Sonata bounces back to winning ways in style
James Fanshawe’s filly had looked promising early last season.
Calandagan storms home to Sheema Classic glory
The five-year-old lived up to his tag as the best turf performer.
Ombudsman stamps his class on Dubai Turf field
John and Thady Gosden’s five-year-old was an easy winner.
Einstein eclipsed as veteran Big Gossey takes Gladness again
O’Brien said: “Some horses find it very hard to go quick but he finds it very hard to go slow.”
Urban Lion sees off Rogue Diplomat in Lincoln thriller
Trainer Jack Channon had also won the Spring Mile.
