National Hunt Racing
Half a chance wins on his first ride over sticks in Ireland in the 5:45 Connolly’s RED MILLS Irish EBF Auction Maiden Hurdle (IRE Incentive Race) (4yo+) at Limerick This was quickly followed up by a fine ride to win a double with Seasett in the 6:47 2m3f Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap Hurdle […]
In an unprecedented milestone, the esteemed Willie Mullins has been officially declared the British Champion National Hunt Trainer for the 2023/24 season. This historic victory marks him as the first trainer from Ireland to clinch this prestigious title since the legendary Vincent O’Brien in 1954. Mullins’ journey to the championship was a testament to his unparalleled expertise and the […]
Flat Racing
Bomberg a 300,000gns purchase finds top gear in the Conference & Banqueting Facilities @ Limerick Racecourse Maiden for the masterful Aidan O’Brien and Wayne Lordancombination Smart debut! 👀 300,000gns purchase Bomberg finds top gear late on to pull clear in the Conference & Banqueting Facilities At Limerick Racecourse Maiden for the Wayne Lordan and […]
Ezeliya, the winner of this year’s Oaks, has been officially retired to stud. The announcement was made by Aga Khan Studs on Saturday morning. Setback Leads to Retirement The statement revealed that Ezeliya experienced a training setback earlier in the week. Consequently, it was decided that she would retire to Gilltown Stud to become part […]
Friday 5:00 pm Cunningham’s Of Kildare Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden This is a 2-year-old only maiden race over 6 furlongs (approximately 1200 meters) on a good turf track with 14 runners. Leading contenders: * **East Hampton (3/1):** Promising type who finished close to the leaders on debut over this course and distance. […]
Breeding
Stepping into the world of horse racing betting can feel like wandering into a labyrinth without a map. The excitement, the thrill of the race, the cheering crowds—all these elements make horse racing a unique and captivating sport. However, for beginners, the allure of quick wins can quickly turn into a series of avoidable pitfalls. […]
The French Takeover: Is Irish Racing Breeding Falling Behind? In the recent Dublin Racing Festival, a worrying trend emerged that raised eyebrows and sparked discussions within the Irish racing community. Out of the eight Grade One winners at the festival, an astounding seven were born in France. This dominance, coupled with the fact that the […]
A forgotten racehorse trainer who was the first woman in the UK to be issued with a training licence in 1886 is to have a race at The QIPCO Guineas Festival renamed in her honour, The Jockey Club announces today – International Women’s Day. Ellen Chaloner has laid in an unmarked grave in Newmarket […]
