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"01st ANSEANACHAI CLISTE and M McConville ( 6 , RED & WHITE STRIPES; red, plain sleeves; white cap ) Trainer: Stephen McConville,, Owner : Michael McConville"

McConvilles banned for three years in Cheltenham cobalt case

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 16: Peter Moody speaks to the media after the RAD board decision at Flemington Racecourse on March 16, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. Peter Moody was on Wednesday cleared by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board of deliber

Cobalt: what does it do and how big a problem is it?

Michael McConville (right) and his father Stephen (left) accept the Red Mills champion point-to-pointer award for Anseanachai Cliste from John Gerety of Red Mills (centre) in 2016

Father and son in cobalt case made mark on pointing scene

Heads down: the Willie Mullins-trained Riven Light and Kevin Manning land the Listed Edmund and Josie Whelan Memorial Listowel Stakes

MELBOURNE RAIDERS

Riven Light has alternatives to possible Cox Plate clash with Winx

Keith Dalgleish: the Scotland trainer has broken through the 100-horse barrier

Scotland's Rose set to miss Ayr Gold Cup and hand prize to English

Paul Hanagan: hand is swollen 'like a mini football'

ALLERGIC REACTION

Swell guy Hanagan hoping to be back soon after Carlisle sting

Line up of Leger Legends with Lester Piggott ,Jack Berry and fellow flat jockeysThe Clipper Logistics Leger Legends Classified Stakes (Class 5) Doncaster 13/9/2017Â©cranhamphoto.com

Legends out in force despite calling on a little Dutch courage for help

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

CHANTILLY LATEST

Brametot primed for Arc after impressing in Deauville gallop

Zarak delights Royer-Dupre in Les Aigles workout

Marco Botti: trains Capla Temptress

Breeders' Cup-bound Capla Temptress exits Botti with Grade 1 win

Frankie Dettori hugs Anthony Oppenheimer after winning the 2015 Irish Champion Stakes on Golden Horn

Chantilly conundrum: the key issues surrounding Cracksman and the Arc

Shutter Speed (pink cap) lands the Musidora at York

Take Folly's return seriously in seaside venue feature

Brick By Brick, pictured winning over 5f at the Curragh last month, goes up in trip

3.30 Fairyhouse

Foley out to cement link with Harrington on Brick By Brick

Dry but cloudy the forecast

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

Airlie Beach: bows out with a bang at Galway

Beach makes one last splash as she finishes in style with Listed win

Bryan Cooper: will have high hopes of big race success on General Principle

WORCESTER MONDAY

Cooper determined to go it alone after finishing second on first ride at course

Marie Of Lyon- second win of career

BRIGHTON MONDAY

McNamara celebrates unlikely first course win on Marie Of Lyon

Les Arceaux (Ben Curtis) lands division one of the 1m3f handicap at Carlisle

CARLISLE MONDAY

Double delight for Murtagh with first runners at course

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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

North and south share common interests as Brexit looms

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

LEE MOTTERSHEAD

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

We need to have a greater balance in the debate over Fobts

Champions Weekend highlighted struggle to sell Irish Flat racing

Defoe can hit the target for awesome Atzeni in red-hot St Leger

Stable staff deal will hit trainers' pockets but bring long-term benefits

The ethos of sport dictates they should have a crack with Cracksman

Risks and rewards of 48-hour declarations don't add up for jumps

Tote at Newmarket July Course

The Tote's colourful history and a feeling of what might have been

Mark Scully charts the ups and downs of a racing institution

Racing at Yarmouth, which hosts its showpiece meeting, the three-day eastern festival, from Tuesday to Thursday

EASTERN FESTIVAL

Yarmouth: the place where everyone likes to be beside the seaside

GVC Holdings chief executive Kenny Alexander

BETTING BUSINESS NEWS

GVC holding back on deals until triennial review

Ladbrokes Coral chief executive Jim Mullen

In industry’s hottest seat as the Fobt storm gathers

John Gosden

PYMAN'S THEORIES

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

Noel Meade should be able to get a win or two from Cocohulababy

Cocohulababy can hit the right notes for Meade

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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