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Killarney: unquestionably the most picturesque track in Ireland

RACE-START DRAMA

Killarney race declared void 20 minutes after it had finished

Stars Over The Sea in action over hurdles at Fairyhouse in April

RACE-START DRAMA

Killarney void race – did stewards make the right decision?

Killarney: unquestionably the most picturesque track in Ireland

KILLARNEY FESTIVAL

Left breathless by a week that ran the full gamut of emotions

Graham Parr was chief executive at Arena Leisure, the owner of Lingfield

BETTING INDUSTRY

Betting shop blackout over after stand-off ends in deal

Hayley Turner: celebrating Shergar Cup success but will be the other side of the camera at this year's Ascot meeting

COMEBACK LATEST

Turner rules out riding in Silk Series again after controversial win

Joseph O'Brien

O'Brien reveals rush to Killarney to be beside sister Ana

Jim Bolger: could have an exciting juvenile on his hands in the shape of the unbeaten Theobald

Moonlight rediscovers Magic to defeat Deauville in Group 3 contest

Adam Carter: has claimed 'brainfade' was responsible for the ride he gave Blazeofenchantment

CORRUPTION CASE

'Dishonest and disreputable' - Carter account totally unreliable say defence

Eminent, pictured winning the Craven Stakes under his Derby partner Jim Crowley, has been cut against the joint-favourites

BIG-RACE TARGET

Eminent camp keen to work back from Champion Stakes

Saeed Bin Suroor with his stable star Thunder Snow

Thunder Snow lined up for QEII bid on Champions Day

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London pride: Defoe stays on strongly to overhaul favourite Mucho Applause and win the London Gold Cup

Trainers give the lowdown with a right royal clash in store

Natural makes a winning debut under Sean Levey

Hannon chasing first Rose Bowl success with Natural

Increasing breeze and showers forecast for Friday

Tulsa Jack: first run since May

Tulsa Jack bids for back-to-back wins in Midlands National

Naggers and Leigh Roche, during "The Irish Stallion Farms EBF Bold Lad Sprint Handicap" at the Curragh - Alain Barr - 11.09.2016

Signs look good for Naggers as punters seek Goodwood clues

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

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

DUELS ON THE DOWNS

The brothers who turned Glorious Goodwood into a family feud

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

Goodwood 5/8/2006.The Vodafone Nassau Stakes.Won by No4 Ouija Board - Frankie Dettori from Alexander Goldrun - K.Manning 2nd.

DUELS ON THE DOWNS

Ouija Board edges Goldrun in Nassau thriller

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

The original Duel on the Downs: Marling (Pat Eddery, far side) fights off Selkirk (Ray Cochrane) in the Sussex Stakes of 1992

MARLING V SELKIRK

Sheer force of will prevails in epic battle of sexes

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

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

Bunbury climax: a great shot of July Cup day at Newmarket as runners reach the ﬁnal furlong in the Bunbury Cup

A tale of two Saturdays – one super, one sorry. Which is the problem?

Southwell: floodlight pylons could join electricity pylons in the skyline

BILL BARBER

Southwell floodlight move may prove illuminating

Minding (Ryan Moore) wins The OaksEpsom 3.6.16 Pic: Edward Whitaker

Super-filly Minding infinitely more than a sentimental favourite

L'Escargot and Tommy Carberry (right) win the 1975 Grand National from Red Rum (left)

Remembering two of the greats of Irish jump racing history

James Doyle and Adam Kirby: enjoyed themselves in the Godolphin blue at the July meeting

NICHOLAS GODFREY

Nothing to see here – just Doyle and Kirby being good guys

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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?

Examining the Classic crop in part two of our half-term report

Christophe Soumillon: 100 not out

Unbeatable Soumillon hits rivals for six on Best Fouad

Rebecca Bastiman: trainer of Jaywalker

CHEPSTOW THURSDAY

Bastiman adds to impressive strike-rate as Harbour comes good

Kodimoor gives Chris Kellett his first winner at Hamilton

HAMILTON THURSDAY

Moor success for Fanning on track where he has few peers

Swamp Fox wins the Connacht Hotel Handicap under Barry Browne

KILLARNEY THURSDAY

No sweat for Browne as Swamp cleans up in feature

Paddy Pilley: in double-winning form at Leicester

LEICESTER THURSDAY

Pilley takes the plaudits with double strike

Foxtrot Racing members celebrate the victory of Supreme Steel at Uttoxeter

UTTOXETER WEDNESDAY

Delight for Foxtrot Racing as Supreme steals the show

Dane O'Neill: won on both his rides

CATTERICK WEDNESDAY

No messing as bargain-buy Meshardal wins tenth race for Carr

Jamie Spencer: delivered a perfectly-timed challenge on Quivery

LINGFIELD WEDNESDAY

Spencer on mark with Sleek before heading for evening shift

From left: Richard Spencer, James Tate and George ScottNewmarket 13.7.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

Generation next: ambition burns bright for up-and-comers

A monkey, a spider and the horse who was too valuable to race

'I want to be riding regularly in big races at big meetings'

No tyre kickers or timewasters, but free ice cream for the rest of us

MY FAVOURITE HORSE

Old-fashioned chaser who wore his heart on his sleeve

Ways and ways to recover from Rio to Hove

MY LIFE IN HORSES

'She was one of those amazing fillies who just got better and better'

Summer holiday ruined by late arrival at the Koepka party

True legends lost with passing of Molony and Carberry

Get ready to try your hand at some Clip Hop - only youngsters need apply!

Win a packet, buy a horse and a dog, win again - simples!

THE SUNDAY REVIEW

Vivid picture of history, rich in detail and insight

WHY I'M A RACING FAN

'Such an adrenaline rush riding or watching horses – I'd recommend it to anyone'

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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