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Sir Peter OSullevan, the 'voice of racing' for BBC Television will call his last winner home in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup in 'Grandstand' on Saturday, November 29 on BBC ONE. Sir Peter's remarkable career behind the microphone has spanned over half-a

VOICE OF RACING

Signed silks and great Racing Post goodies on offer in charity auction

McGrath: "People won't be able to gain access without tickets or a valid card."

Don't turn up to Derby day without a ticket warns Curragh chief

The remarkable story of the horse who wouldn't sleep

Sioux Nation (Ryan Moore, far side) and Santry are separated by the width of the course at the end of the Norfolk Stakes

Ascot's decision denied runners a fair chance say frustrated trainers

Silvestre de Sousa: as short as 1-14 with Paddy Power for the title

FLAT JOCKEYS' TITLE

Rampant De Sousa still expects championship battle despite hot run

Frankie Dettori: treated the bank holiday crowd to a flying dismount on a rare visit to the course

More big-race woe for Frankie as he misses Cracksman Derby ride

Harbour Law: will miss rest of season

Mongan devastated but determined after Harbour Law injury

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Kieren Shoemark salutes the crowd after his emphatic victory on Atty Persse

ROYAL ASCOT STORIES

Shoemark travels from last to first on red-letter day

Julian Muscat talks to the apprentice who went from despair to elation

ITV Racing presenter Oli Bell, nephew of Big Orange’s trainer Michael, can’t contain his excitement after the victory

Chamberlin: teamwork and emotion made for a special week at Ascot

Nick Luck: a victim of his own success

AMERICAN COVERAGE

2.4 million watch royal procession as US viewers embrace Ascot

That's how it's done: Martin Dwyer savours Zhui Feng's Royal Hunt Cup success

ROYAL ASCOT STORIES

Dwyer fighting the forces of fashion – in an Everton tracksuit

Sir Michael Stoute: could have big days to look forward to with Crystal Ocean

HORSES TO FOLLOW

Keep faith with Crystal Ocean after King Edward VII third

ASCOT, ENGLAND - JUNE 22: James Doyle riding Big Orange lead all the way to win The Gold Cup on day 3 'Ladies Day' of Royal Ascot at Ascot Racecourse on June 22, 2017 in Ascot, England. (Photo by Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images for Ascot Racecourse)

'If Caravaggio came up against the older sprinters he'd beat them'

Breaking new ground: Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani will be at the helm as ITV Racing presents its first Royal Ascot

Aims for the future

Global reach never been stronger due to enhanced TV coverage

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A massive crowd packed into the July course to see Kylie in 2015

The Little Mix debate: do racecourses and music work together?

NICHOLAS GODFREY

How come it's still no different for girls at Royal Ascot?

LEGER SPONSORSHIP

Bill Barber: authorised betting partner gamble looks to have paid off

LEE MOTTERSHEAD

Ascot highlights show the use of pacemakers needs to be reviewed

Big step along road to recovery as I get back behind the wheel

Desert King wins from Dr Johnson and Loup Sauvage to earn Aidan O'Brien the first of his 11 Irish Derby victories

1997 IRISH DERBY

Pivotal moment in time sets the scene for the next two decades

Alan Sweetman looks back 20 years to a famous win for Aidan O'Brien

BETTING BUSINESS NEWS

Betsson launches horseracing through Betsafe brand

Sarah Harrison

BUSINESS BULLETIN

Watchdog says gambling firms load dice against punters

Ed Walker: great admirer of sportsmen who double up as role models

MY TOP FIVE

You'd like your kids to be as successful and decent as they are

David Broad: hopeful that Little Stampy will have a big chance of winning the feature race at Ballinrobe

8.25 BALLINROBE

Stampy in 'great shape' as she bids to go one better than last year

Andrew Balding: plenty look forward to for the 2017 season

CHEPSTOW MONDAY

Brook makes it two from two at course with handicap success

Ivan Furtado: trainer has invested in youth

WOLVERHAMPTON MONDAY

Followthesteps rewards Furtado's new approach

Sir Michael Stoute: trainer landed a valuable double with Abingdon and Swiftsure

PONTEFRACT SUNDAY

Abingdon soothes Stoute frustration with Listed romp

Peace And Co (Daryl Jacob) makes a winning start over fences

Peace breaks out of losing run with smart chasing debut

Definite Future: heading for the Summer Plate after his success in the 2m4f handicap chase

WORCESTER SUNDAY

Diamonds fails to sparkle as winning run comes to an end

Not A Bad Oul Day and David Simmonson make it four out of five

GOWRAN PARK SUNDAY

Feane continues to get the best out of Not A Bad Oul Day

Satono Crown quickens clear in impressive fashion

JAPAN

Arc dream over for Kitasan Black after disappointing defeat

Santa Anita: Award It won a claimer at the track on Saturday

Officials dub claimer winner 'anatomical hermaphrodite'

Pakistan Star (green hood) finishes second in the QEII Cup in April

Enigmatic performer Pakistan Star pulls himself up at Sha Tin

King of the Commonwealth: Ballydoyle standard bearer Caravaggio (Ryan Moore) gives Godolphin the blues as he runs down Harry Angel and Blue Point to win a thrilling Commonwealth Cup

ROYAL ASCOT BIG READ

Honours even as the Dubai empire strikes back

ROYAL ASCOT: IN PICTURES

A colourful week with the boys in blue battling it out and one big Orange star

Racing around the world through the decades with royal connections

'To have a winner at Royal Ascot in front of the Queen is a huge privilege'

'Ascot is lovely - but the champagne tastes just as nice at Brighton'

Flat racing offers excitement all season – from Ascot to Brighton

Summer football is a nasty business but the egos are still thriving

Centre of attention: Aidan O'Brien addresses his vast team of work riders

AIDAN O'BRIEN PART 1

Churchill the head of state for all-conquering Ballydoyle

The legendary trainer talks Tony O'Hehir through his star-studded team

Churchill: star colt landed another big win

AIDAN O'BRIEN PART 2

‘He's as physically imposing a colt as we’ve had at Ballydoyle’

2 year olds

AIDAN O'BRIEN PART 3

‘The Guineas has long been the plan for Rhododendron’

Roger Varian: starts the season from a new yard and with a strong team

ROGER VARIAN

Strength in all departments for formidable Newmarket yard

Mark Johnston: does not have the early two-year-old firepower of recent seasons

Promising three-year-olds to lead way for northern powerhouse

Richard Fahey: trainer has an exciting squad for the season

Double century the aim for prolific team strong on quality

Early morning on the gallops with Richard Hannon and his assistant Tom Ward

Fast start could be a signal of great things to come

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