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A false start of the Grand NationalAintree 8.4.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

Aintree pledges action after sold-out National tickets appear on resale sites

CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND - MARCH 13: Henry de Bromhead poses prior to the upcoming Cheltenham festival starting on Tuesday on March 13, 2017 in Cheltenham, England. (Photo by Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images)

VOID RACE APPEAL

Killarney void result reinstated after Turf Club fails to contest appeal

The Pentagon and Ryan Moore take control of the JRA Tyros Stakes

Pentagon hardens as Derby favourite after Leopardstown victory

Stewards room Wexford Photo: Patrick McCann 15.06.2016

STEWARDS REFORM

Volunteer stewards could be replaced by professionals under BHA proposals

Stan Bowles Benefit Match this Saturday

Racing rallies round popular former football star Bowles

Ladbrokes-Coral chief executive Jim Mullen: call to put rivalries aside and stop bickering

BOOKMAKER BOOST

Mullen hails TRP deal as Ladbrokes Coral issue trading update

Government has published the draft legislation that will lead to levy replacement

Levy Board receives stay of execution until April 2019

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Jack Hobbs (William Buick): impressing in the Sheema Classic

Jack Hobbs odds tumble with ground and trip to suit

Enable and Frankie Dettori after winning the Darley Irish Oaks

BIG-RACE DECLARATIONS

Enable heads high-quality field of ten in King George

Sixties song

LIVING THE DREAM

Sixties Song team enjoying la vida loca in Newmarket

Enable and Frankie Dettori winning from Rain Goddess (Seamie Heffernan) in the "Darley Irish Oaks" GR1 at the Curragh - Alain Barr - 15.07.2017

FRANKIE'S PLEDGE

Dettori: I will win the battle to make weight for Enable

Harbinger first, the rest nowhere

Harbinger simply unbelievable as he wins in unprecedented style

Frankie Dettori eases down Daylami after an impressive five-length win

Daylami takes his form to another level with vintage performance

Mick Kinane glances at the big screen as Montjeu eases clear of Fantastic Light (blaze) and Daliapour in the 2000 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes

Imperious Montjeu a fitting 50th King George hero

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Roger Varian: hoping Certificate can deliver a big performance

Trainers give the lowdown as Varian looks to Princess

Trainers' verdicts on a race that marks the return of Nathra

Down Royal preview

Payment bidding to land back-to-back Plate prizes for Bolger

Showers easing and rain in the south for racing on Friday

Gt Yarmouth mix up (Millies Kiss) otherwise known as Mandarin Princess

Yarmouth shambles as wrong horse wins juvenile race at 50-1

McBride admits to ‘genuine mistake’ in identity mix-up

Busy bookies Leopardstown Photo: Patrick McCann 27.12.2016

What action the bookmakers are taking . . .

Kevin Ryan: masterminded a double for Hambleton Racing

Support for trainer McBride from owner of 'wrong' horse Millie's Kiss

John Egan: had not ridden either Mandarin Princess and Millie's Kiss in action before

TIMELINE OF EVENTS

How the mistaken identity drama unfolded

Yarmouth controversy: 'The shanbles could have gone undetected,' says Bruce Millington

Changes are simply essential now the horse has bolted in

Yarmouth: blue skies and sunshine but track had a wet patch embarrassment

The checks made to ensure the right horses run at tracks

That's not my name: other cases of mistaken identity

Goodwood: Big race on Thursday is the Goodwood Cup

GOODWOOD: DOS AND DON'TS

Look for the young improvers in the Stewards' Cup

Limato: cut to 5-2 favourite for the Lennox Stakes by William Hill

GOODWOOD DAY ONE

Limato only 50-50 to line up in Lennox Stakes

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

Danzeno puts best foot forward on Cup trail

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

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Henry de Bromhead: the Knockeen-based handler could run as many as eight horses in the Galway Plate

Galway challenge

Balko Des Flos spearheads De Bromhead's powerful Plate team

Sizing John winning the Gold Cup under Robbie Power

JOCKEY RULED OUT

Power set to miss Galway after failing concussion test

Road To Riches and Shane Shortall land the 2014 Galway Plate

Classic clues in the maidens? Five things to look out for . . .

Dermot Weld, winning trainer of Zhukova Naas Photo: Patrick McCann 11.05.2016

Virus strike proves lethal as Weld without a runner in Galway maiden

Robbie McNamara waits in the pre-parade ring for Chadic before the the Mallow Maiden Hurdle Cork Photo: Patrick McCann 08.07.2016

ROBBIE MCNAMARA

Ready to make new mark on meeting he so often made his own in the saddle

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

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

Veteran performer set for latest appearance on festival stage

Ruby Walsh poses with students after winning the second.Cork.Photo:Patrick McCann 23.03.2017

TOM KERR

A new media revolution is brewing, racing needs to get on board

Clare Daly: 'The more I delved into the industry the more I discovered areas of serious concern'

RICHARD FORRISTAL

Left-wing report has fair point - staff should have access to a union

3. MOON OVER GREAT LEIGHSHorses at the ill-fated Great Leighs, 19 September 2008.Great Leighs may have gone under within a year but it provided me with wonderful pictures. The forecast for this day was that there would be a dramatic sunset. This did not h

Punters may love late kick-offs but extra time's the penalty for stable staff

Sound And Silence beats Roussel in the Windsor Castle StakesRoyal Ascot 20.6.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

BILL BARBER

No pleasing everyone when it comes to fixtures

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

Highland Reel gives heart and soul but has yet to feel the love

Cathy Gannon: will be greatly missed, says Michael McSherry

IRELAND'S EYE

Gannon's strength in adversity could prove an inspiration to O'Brien

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

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

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Mark Johnston: "I don't have a banker"

Pyman's Theories

Playing the percentages - the figures that matter at Glorious Goodwood

Flat jockeys earn £120.66 per ride - but how much of that reaches their pocket?

RACING REVEALED

So, how much does a jockey really earn?

Havana Go (far left): beaten just over three lengths in decent maiden won by Mattymolls Gaga (right)

DARK HORSES

Havana Go looks set to be a hero for Marnane

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'

Cloud Computing nails Classic Empire in the shadow of the post to win the Preakness Stakes; he clashes again with Always Dreaming, who was only eighth at Pimlico

Triple Crown principals set to clash in Jim Dandy

Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming faces Preakness conqueror Cloud Computing

Tajaanus Jim Crowley (centre) wins from Capomento (near side) and stablemate Billesdon Brook

Sandown THURSDAY

Tajaanus's star shines after missing royal appointment

Trainer Debra Hamer is all smiles before the race

WORCESTER THURSDAY

Shanksforamillion shows Hamer has more than one string to her bow

Only Mine and Gary Carroll winning the Yeomanstown Dark Angel EBF Stakes

DARK ANGEL STAKES

Only Mine too hot to handle at Naas

Pacharana: supporters were singing in the rain again as the Luca Cumani-trained filly follows up this Brighton win at Bath on Wednesday

Babyfact shows her best to keep Saunders' local fan club celebrating

Rebecca Bastiman: last three runners have all won

CATTERICK WEDNESDAY

Mudlover Bold gives Bastiman third winner from last three runners

Classified stakes runner-up Glory Awaits (blue blinkers) chases home Dawn Approach in the 2013 2000 Guineas

LINGFIELD WEDNESDAY

Hope for Guineas second Glory Awaits despite extending losing run

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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