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Jim Goldie and Hawkeyethenoo and Graham Lee after winning the Stewards' Cup Glorious Goodwood 4.8.12 Pic: Edward Whitaker

OLD FAVOURITE RETIRED

Goldie pays tribute to Stewards' Cup ace Hawkeyethenoo

Cracksman (near side) will not reoppose Capri (far rail)

Leading fancy Cracksman not among Gosden St Leger entries

Ted Durcan : back in action on Town Moor

RIDING COMEBACK

Durcan excited as he prepares to return on Thursday

Richard Wayman: instituted reforms for owners

£10 million grassroots injection and record fixture list in 2018

John and James Ferguson on the LimekilnsNewmarket 9.6.16 Pic: Edward Whitaker

The Dikler

Is Ferguson leaving Godolphin for Cowell? Simon, that is

Ribchester gives Godolphin the first leg of a Group 1 double on day one of Royal Ascot with victory in the Queen Anne Stakes

Questions answered: big views on the hot topics and key races

The best selection of video and Postcasts from RPTV

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Frankie Dettori celebrates after winning the Irish Oaks on Enable

Dual Oaks winner Enable new favourite with Ascot bid likely

A quiet moment between Paul Hanagan and Taghrooda after their King George victory

The King George heroines Enable will be bidding to emulate

Swain toughs it out from Pilsudski (right) and Helissio under John Reid to land the star-studded 1997 King George

Battling Swain grinds it out to beat a firmament of stars

The Breeders' Cup trophy at Del Mar, where the two-day championships will be held on November 3-4

King George kicks off European 'win and you're in' series

Highland Reel was the star of the show at Ascot last year on King George day

SIBLING RIVALRY

O'Brien confirms Idaho will take on stablemate Highland Reel

1992 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes: St Jovite powers home six lengths clear of (right to left) Saddlers' Hall, Opera House and Sapience

St Jovite routs Ascot rivals with another awesome display

CHICHESTER, ENGLAND - JULY 29: William Twiston-Davies riding Sands Of Fortune (R, red cap) lead all the way to win The Victoria Racing Club Goodwood Stakes at Goodwood racecourse on July 29, 2015 in Chichester, England. (Photo by Alan Crowhurst/Getty Imag

SUMMER HIGHLIGHT

Style, speed and special views - why Glorious Goodwood is unique

Richard Hughes returns in triumph after winning the 2010 Sussex Stakes on Canford Cliffs

FROM THE ARCHIVES

Richard Hughes on how to ride the unique Goodwood track

Big Orange with the press atFitzroy House stablesNewmarket 24.7.17Â©cranhamphoto.com

Bell aims for Cup hat-trick with 'legend' Big Orange

David Griffiths and his stable star Take Cover

DAVID GRIFFITHS

Big plans start with hat-trick bid for speed freak Take Cover

Charlie Hills: may have another sprint superstar on his hands

'Battaash is so quick he gets others out of their comfort zone early'

The duel that never was: Frankel powers to victory as an injured Canford Cliffs tolis on the far rail.

FRANKEL v CANFORD CLIFFS

Controlled explosion from Frankel was no more than Sir Henry expected

Double Trigger (near side, Jason Weaver) lands the 1995 Goodwood Cup from his brother Double Eclipse ridden by Tyrone Williams

Brothers who turned Glorious Goodwood into a family feud

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Ballycasey, last year's third, heads the weights for the Galway Plate, keeping stablemate Shaneshill on 11st 3lb

Mullins bidding to serve it up to Plate rivals with nap hand

Denise Foster (second right) and Mark Enright celebrate with the team following victory by Miles To Memphis

Six horses to watch out for at the Galway festival

Timiyan could well be Galway Hurdle bound after his victory at Bellewstown

BIG-RACE ENTRIES

Timiyan favourite for Galway Hurdle as Elliott chases first win

John 'Shark' Hanlon with Hidden Cyclone, who will return to the Galway festival next week

Veteran performer set for latest appearance on festival stage

Willie Mullins and Patrick Mullins are in fine form

Tonight's action: three horses it could pay to follow

DONCASTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 07: Jockey's Pat Cosgrove riding Sainted and John Egan riding Udontdodou lead the field in the Betfred Mobile Cock O'The North EBF Maiden Stakes on November 7, 2015 in Doncaster, England. (Photo by Daniel Smith/Getty Images

7.00 CHELMSFORD

Guest hoping Udontdodou can shine before going on travels

Gordon Elliott: struck in third race of the new jumps season in Ireland with Ballela Boy

7.40 BALLINROBE

Julio returns to the fray quickly after smooth Limerick win

Dry with light winds and sunny spells on Tuesday

Starting procedures in National Hunt races need to be sorted out to avoid shambolic scenes like Killarney last Thursday from happening again

DAVID JENNINGS

Get in the zone to find solution to problem that spoiled Killarney

Stephen Yarborough had been a stalls handler for 30 years

LEE MOTTERSHEAD

A tragedy that reminds us of the thanks owed to so many in the sport

Karl Burke: 'I have been a trainer who tries to support apprentices with rides, tuition and lifestyle advice'

LETTERS

Mottershead presented a very one-sided view over apprentices

Harry Angel - Adam Kirby wins from Limato - Harry Bentley and Caravaggio - Ryan Moore The Darley July Cup Newmarket 15/7/2017Â©cranhamphoto.com

The draw bias was confusing but no doubt about the best horse

Freddy Tylicki: hitting the gym with Hayley Turner

Building up my strength with a little help from Hayley Turner

$From pillar to post: Ryan Moore gets his fractions spot-on aboard Highland Reel as the well-backed 13-8 favourite wins the King George from the front at Ascot$ TOM KERR

The curious case of the unfashionable midsummer championship

Asking and Ana O'Brien winning the 7f fillies handicap.The Curragh.Photo: Patrick McCann 01.07.2017

RICHARD FORRISTAL

Collective relief at such serious injuries illustrates inherent dangers

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Roger Tull: 'It's been the perfect job for me'

BETTING BUSINESS NEWS

Ladbrokes stalwart Tull retires after 46 years, man and boy

Double: Russell

'He's a phenomenal talent, the greatest player I've seen'

Above The Rest (3rd right) gives jockey Clifford Lee his biggest win when landing the Bunbury CupNewmarket 15.7.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

PYMAN'S THEORIES

You're hired – when to side with horses ridden by apprentices

Eyes on the prize : Expert Eye and Sir Michael Stoute's dog Duke at the top of Long Hill

juveniles to follow

Stoute's Newbury winner definitely one to keep an Eye on

Bargain buy Geological: "When they cost that much, you expect them to be missing a leg or something," says trainer Damian English

Irish racing takes on crucial battle to attract and keep owners

Change Of Velocity (second right) should improve a great deal for his Curragh debut

DARK HORSES

Imposing Velocity set to fly for Bolger after eyecatching debut

Mark Johnston is hoping the good recent record of British-trained juveniles in France will continue with Aardwolf

Almanzor and more: the stars set to give fans a Deau-thrill

Connections of fourth-placed High Dream Milena (right, white sleeves) are to appeal against the decision to leave the placings unaltered in Sunday's Prix Robert Papin, won by Unfortunately (third left)

BIG-RACE FALLOUT

Unfortunately could yet lose Papin as Dream team appeal

Bob Baffert: "I prepped him pretty much like usual"

Baffert eyes Pacific Classic for Arrogate despite dismal return

Abel Tasman (Mike Smith, red silks) holds off Elate in a tight finish to the Coaching Club American Oaks at Saratoga

Solace for Smith and Baffert with Abel Tasman landing Oaks

Godolphin's Holler canters on the Limekilns Thursday morning ahead of his attempt on the Diamond Jubillee Stakes at Ascot

More turmoil for Godolphin as Australia boss resigns

Winx

Winx pleases Bowman and Waller in barrier trial at Randwick

Jean-Claude Rouget has the Irish Champion and the Arc in view for dual Classic winner Brametot

The Arc: will it be the French boys who stand up to Enable?

CHEENI Ridden by P. J. McDonald (Centre) wins at Ayr to compleate at 1st 2nd 3rd 4th for trainer Jim Goldie at Ayr 24/7/17Photograph by Grossick Racing Photography 0771 046 1723

1-2-3-4: it's a Goldie lookin chain as trainer saddles first four home

Cougar's Gold leads the field en route to winning the 2m6f handicap hurdle

Team Bowen scoop the puddings again at 'lucky track'

Olly Murphy: trainer was in dreamland after four winners from five runners on Sunday

STRATFORD SUNDAY

Olly on fire: there's no stopping Murphy as winners keep coming

Paul Nicholls: bagged his first Flat winner

NEWTON ABBOT SUNDAY

Bihoue four-timer has flying Nicholls looking forward to October

Captain Power winning Dublin's Q102 Handicap at Fairyhouse

FAIRYHOUSE SUNDAY

Lynam's Captain shows Power-packed turn of foot to land feature

Hugo Palmer: trainer of impressive novice winner Arbalet

REDCAR SUNDAY

Solario next for impressive novice winner Arbalet

Eiri Na Casca coming in after winning the 2m4f handicap chase at Tipperary on Sunday

TIPPERARY

Man in form: hotshot Hogan hitting top gear at just the right time

Frankie Dettori on the Devilâs DykeNewmarket 14.7.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

BIG READ: FRANKIE DETTORI

Still the face of racing and with yet another superstar at his side

Wimbledon winnings blowing away on the Birkdale breeze

Long night's journey into day as Grand Prix track casts stormy spell

Faint hearts, fussy eaters and Bing sings

SCOUTING REPORT

'He's top class – the scary thing is he can only get better'

'Charlie was riding Istabraq and living next door – magic'

GERALD MOSSE Q&A

'My biggest fear? Stopping my career too early. This is my life'

There are ways to help the outside world come in from the cold

STORY OF THE HORSE

Oriental Fox: Ascot double hero still going strong at age of nine

WHY I'M A RACING FAN

Third generation racing fan whose love of it stems from superstars

Is Claudia Winkleman really worth more than Derek Thompson?

Racing and polo join forces for charity match in aid of injured jockeys

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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