Morrish gets his chance with Never No More
Ballarat trainer Simon Morrish is the latest to get his hands on Never No More after the four-year-old has had stints with Aidan O'Brien and...
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Irish fillies dominate in Group 1 French Oaks
Irish-trained fillies have made a sweep of the French Oaks placings with Fancy Blue winning for rookie trainer Donnacha O'Brien.
Oaks win for Love seals Classic double
Love, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, has won The Oaks at Epsom Downs.
Stunning Serpentine win in Derby at Epsom
Serpentine, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Emmet McNamara, has won the Derby at Epsom Downs.
Enable heads super seven in Eclipse Stakes
Enable will return to racing against six rivals, including the Mackinnon Stakes winner Magic Wand, in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Final field of 16 declared for Epsom Derby
Sixteen three-year-olds will take their place in their place in the Epsom Derby with Frankie Dettori's mount English King the favourite.
Magical makes effortless return to racing
Trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Seamus Heffernan capped a successful weekend of racing at the Curragh when Magical won the Group One Pretty Polly Stakes.
Santiago a chance for English Derby start
Irish Derby winner Santiago is a possibility for the English Derby despite a quick turnaround from his Curragh triumph.
Aidan O’Brien claims 14th Irish Derby win
Aidan O'Brien has continued his domination of the Irish Derby with Santiago leading home a first-four result for the champion trainer.
Battaash stars on day one at Royal Ascot
Battaash and Circus Maximus were the headline winners on day one of Royal Ascot, taking out the King's Stand Stakes and Queen Anne Stakes Group...
Addeybb to contest Royal Ascot Group One
Sydney autumn carnival star Addeybb is among seven horses to accept for the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Mackinnon winner in first-up Irish success
Irish mare Magic Wand, a Group One winner during last year's Melbourne Cup carnival, has claimed the Lanwades Stud Stakes at the Curragh.
Peaceful claims Irish 1,000 Guineas win
Trainer Aidan O'Brien won his ninth Irish 1,000 Guineas as Peaceful ran out an impressive winner of the Classic at the Curragh.
Moore guides Love to 1000 Guineas triumph
Ryan Moore guided Love to victory at Newmarket on Sunday to give trainer Aidan O'Brien a sixth success in the 1,000 Guineas.
Fleet Review a test for young trainer
Former Aidan O'Brien-trained sprinter Fleet Review will have his second Australian start for Alexander Rae when he runs in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Son of Atlantic Jewel wins in Ireland
Russian Emperor, a son of Australian mare Atlantic Jewel, has stamped himself as a Derby contender with his maiden win in Ireland.
Il Paradiso preparing for autumn campaign
Melbourne Cup placegetter, former Irish horse Il Paradiso, will run in his first barrier trial for new trainer Chris Waller.
Donnacha O’Brien trains first winner
Donnacha O'Brien is off the mark as a trainer with Flower Garland winning at Dundalk.
Magic Wand’s odyssey continues at Hong Kong International Races
Even some of the incredibly well-travelled fillies and mares who have visited the LONGINES Hong Kong International Races over the years are comparative hermits when...
Anthony Van Dyck is a Derby first at the Hong Kong International Races
It was the master Italian breeder Federico Tesio who once remarked that the existence of the thoroughbred depended on a single criterion, namely the winning...
Irish wave Magic Wand in Mackinnon Stakes
Magic Wand has come back from contesting the Melbourne Cup to win the final Group One race of the Flemington carnival, the Mackinnon Stakes.
Bad start acts against Il Paradiso in Cup
A poor start has not helped the cause of the Aidan O'Brien-trained Il Paradiso with the stable vowing to be back again chasing an elusive...
Temperature scuppers Magical swan song
Trainer Aidan O'Brien has confirmed Magical will miss the Breeders' Cup and will be immediately retired from racing.
No Golden Eagle for Ten Sovereigns
July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns will not run in the inaugural $7.5m Golden Eagle but his Aidan O'Brien-trained stablemate Never No More remains in the...
Newcastle to stage delayed Group 1 Trophy
Newcastle will stage the rescheduled Futurity Trophy, making the first Group One race to take place on an all-weather surface in Britain.