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PERTH VOID RACE

'Victory for common sense' as jockeys' bans reduced to two days

Ayr: the scene at the track on Thursday morning

OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK

Ayr 'very hopeful' Friday's meeting will be given green light

Sizing John and Robbie Power follow up their Cheltenham heroics

CHASE TRIPLE CROWN

Ace stayers Sizing John and Might Bite in line for Haydock clash

Alpha Centauri: exciting filly has made a good start to her career

Alpha Centauri set for Fillies' Mile unless ground is testing

Betfred chairman Fred Done

BOOKMAKER BOMBSHELL

Betfred to close course shops and end sponsorship in £6m blow to sport

The best selection of video and Postcasts from RPTV

Bridges need to be built between racing and major chains Betfred, Ladbrokes Coral and William Hill

Punting pensioner saved after shop staff noticed his absence

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Noel Meade and Michael O'Leary have strong claims in the Kilbeggan feature with Net D'Ecosse

4.55 BALLINROBE

Net D'Ecosse looks to end a run of placed efforts for Meade

Winx at Royal Randwick

Major courses across Europe competing to attract wondermare Winx

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 22: Hugh Bowman riding Winx winning Race 9, William Hill Cox Plate during Cox Plate Day at Moonee Valley Racecourse on October 22, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Vince Caligiuri/Getty Images)

Waller warms to European campaign for superstar Winx

Aidan’s amazing 1-2-3: Ryan Moore and Found (left) surge to success in the Arc from Ballydoyle stablemates Highland Reel (third left) and Order Of St George (second left) at Chantilly

FRENCH ARC CHALLENGE

Can the home team stop the raiders in next week's showpiece?

Scoop6 millionaire Craig Brazier with Betfred boss Fred Done and Chatez, the horse who won him a share of a record £15m pool in May 2014

Has Betfred made a success of the business since leaping into the pools?

A colourful history and a feeling of what might have been

BETTING BUSINESS NEWS

GVC holding back on deals until triennial review

In industry’s hottest seat as the Fobt storm gathers

PYMAN'S THEORIES

Novice stakes easier to win than nurseries for good-class juveniles

Back with a bang: Khafoo Shememi keeps on strongly to strike on his first start for three months

SANDOWN WEDNESDAY

Break does the trick as Khafoo Shememi suggests there is more to come

Beautiful Morning after winning the Listed feature at Yarmouth

YARMOUTH WEDNESDAY

Beautiful Morning comes good in the afternoon to bag the feature

Jessica Harrington: holds Brother Bear in high regard

FAIRYHOUSE WEDNESDAY

Brick kicks off extraordinary treble for Harrington

Tony Hamilton: rode Bee Ina Bonnet

BEVERLEY WEDNESDAY

Bonnet defies her breeding to get off the mark at new distance

Charlie McBride: 'I'#ll be holding my hands up and pleading guilty'

YARMOUTH TUESDAY

Redemption for McBride at scene of wrong-horse fiasco

David Barron: trainer of Robot Boy

Kynren brings up hat-trick in impressive fashion for Barron

Luke Morris: top honours with a four-timer

CHEPSTOW TUESDAY

Morris persuades Spinnaka to put her best foot forward for first career win

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James Doyle and Charlie Appleby pose for a picture at the trainer's yard on Sunday

Far too many closed stable doors during Newmarket open weekend

Greyhound racing has declined in popularity over recent decades

Greyhound battle has implications for racing

Capri and Ryan Moore win the St Leger after The Anvil had set a blistering pace

St Leger raised some concerns over running of pacemakers

Capri and Ryan Moore land the St Leger from Crystal Ocean (left) and Stradivarius

Superb St Leger shows what can be achieved with collective goodwill

Down Royal to receive development grant

North and south share common interests as Brexit looms

Geoff Wragg: kindness was not second nature to him, it was him

Wragg tributes speak volumes about rare qualities of one of sport's true gents

Capri - Ryan Moore wins Crystal Ocean - Jim Crowley and Stradivarius - James DoyleThe William Hill St Leger Stakes (Group 1) (British Champions Series) Doncaster 16/9/2017Â©cranhamphoto.com

LEE MOTTERSHEAD

The horse who ran too fast and the horse who shouldn't have run

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Michael Owen pictured with his Royal Ascot and Irish St Leger hero Brown Panther, whom he both owned and bred.

Q&A: MICHAEL OWEN

'I'm excited to get the chance to find out what it's like to ride in a race'

BIG READ: HARRY FINDLAY

'Now that I'm clawing my way back, I think I'll miss the desperation'

Getting the goat, monkeying around, pigging out and crowing about it

Coopers starting new racing dynasty of a different kind

Fabulous Fitzpatrick fixes foolish football frenzy

'We never had a cross word in 16 seasons. He was always behind me'

SCOUTING REPORT

Champion ambition for apprentice who has shone this summer

WHY I'M A RACING FAN

'I'm proud to say I've visited every course in Britain and Ireland'

MY LIFE IN HORSES

Bargain buy Adobe the first building block of a successful career

Tweeters exchange cynicism for joy as festival moves to 48-hour decs

Posh, pricey and populated by men: why is racing not 'the people's pastime'?

'I can cross over into a different dimension, a different world'

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

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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Barshiba: impressive winner of the Lancashire Oaks at Haydock

Paul Kealy: Avoid short prices and don't follow the big stables blindly

Quantitativeeasing: has improved with experience over fences and took his form to a new level last time

Graeme Rodway: Working out well-treated runners in classy handicaps

Great Endeavour ploughs through the last but has the Paddy Power Gold Cup in safe keeping

Pietro Innocenzi: Study form, look for biases and find false favourites

The desperate conditions at Haydock are no problem at all for Safran De Cotte and Jake Greenall

Richard Birch: Do take jockeyship into account - it's mad not to

With all conditions favourable Bonnie Brae (far side) wins at 16-1 ? the perfect example of a value bet

Ben Hutton: Find good value and you've got a good bet

GREAT RACING WALKS

Rodney Masters takes a ramble on the famous Manton estate

GREAT RACING WALKS

Steve Dennis with a guide for a perfect day out in Middleham

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