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The BHA is taking major steps to address what has become an increasing problem

Ten measures to tackle growing number of non-runners

Son of a legend : Jamie Piggott rides out for Roger Varian

Newmarket Gallops

Enable sparkles as Gosden trains big guns on Knavesmire targets

Jimmy Fortune

Fortune set to return on Friday after 'frustrating' layoff

Rajasinghe (Stevie Donohoe) wins the Coventry StakesRoyal Ascot 20.6.17 Pic: Edward Whitaker

DEAUVILLE ABSENTEE

Royal Ascot winner Rajasinghe ruled out of Morny with dirty scope

Robert Havlin: submitting application to BHA on Tuesday

Another blow for Havlin as BHA panel upholds French ban

September: the brilliant Chesham Stakes winner is likely to run at the Curragh on Sunday

CURRAGH CRACKERS

Ballydoyle stars September and Happily set for Debutante duel

Willie Mullins: split with Gigginstown following a row over training fees

Mullins planning to take on Winx in Cox Plate with Riven Light

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Coconut Creme: has enjoyed a break since her Ribblesdale run at Royal Ascot in June

Coconut Creme out to maintain good record of three-year-olds

PIX OF NEWMARKET TRAINER ED WALKER WITH HIS GUINEAS PROSPECT STORMY ANTARCTIC.

SPELLING IT OUT

Highlighting of conditions in race title pays dividends at Salisbury

Winning duo: Pat Smullen and Dermot Weld have won four of the past eight renewals of the Hurry Harriet Stakes

Weld runs two as he seeks fifth success in Listed event

First Sitting (G Mosse) winning the Prix Gontaut-Biron Hong Kong Jockey Club (Group 3) from Garlingari (right) with Almanzor behind on railsDeauville, France 15.08.17Pic focusonracing.com

DEAUVILLE DIARY

Almanzor's shock eclipse leaves key questions on Arc road

Jean-Claude Rouget and Almanzor, who was affected by fever but not the "wobbling" symptoms of others in the same barn

Enable out on her own in Arc betting as Almanzor and Brametot flop at Deauville

Enable: did she have to be exceptional to win the King George, or were race conditions simply in her favour?

Ever harder to look past Enable after day of Deauville reverses

Chris Wall: had good reason to smile on Tuesday after the success of First Sitting

WALL IN WONDERLAND

Wall happy to play party pooper as First Sitting causes Deauville upset

Jamie Osborne: wrong-footing his Twitter fans proved a bit of an eye-opener

Dreams eventually come true for Osborne and Costello after dramatic success

Merovee: the son of Frankel, pictured at the Inglis Australian Yearling Sales, won on his second start

Frankel fever strikes as star sire has first winner down under

Josephine Gordon: last year's champion apprentice is a skillful operator on the all-weather

JOSEPHINE GORDON

'The key thing is to be in the first four or five and then you’ve got options'

All-weather queen reveals to Lewis Porteous the key to success on the sand

Jockey BRIAN HUGHES.

BRIAN HUGHES

'I always find time to go through the form books - I have to'

Fanning from the front: keep it simple is Joe's advice

JOE FANNING

'You need a bit of early pace to get to the lead, then keep it simple'

Philip Hammond: Budget measures will help only a few small yards

BILL BARBER

Silly season takes a serious turn on gaming machines front

Hero the Hedgehog: no hero in Julian Muscat's eyes

Incessant media carousel makes the concept of holidays a distant pipedream

Aidan O'Brien

Phoenix Stakes record a testament to O'Brien's all-round mastery

Last-gasp: Breton Rock (right) swoops late to land the Group 2 Lennox Stakes under an inspired Andrea Atzeni

LEE MOTTERSHEAD

Pattern will be weaker if races like Lennox gain Group 1 status

The four teams of jockeys line up before the start of the Shergar Cup, to which Ascot attracted nearly 30,000 racegoers on Saturday.

Ryan Moore's right - you just can't knock the Shergar Cup

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

RICHARD FORRISTAL

Exquisite Elliott has undoubted potential to shake things up on the Flat

Sea The Stars: set the summer of 2009 alight with a string of Group 1 wins

Why we should scrap all two-year-old races and begin at three

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Daniel Muscutt: came back with a winner on his first ride since the Arlington Million

Million reasons to smile as Muscutt is back with a winner

Rod Millman: among the winners on a good day for Cullompton

FFOS LAS TUESDAY

Long-distance traveller gives Fahey first winner at Welsh track

CULLINGWORTH and Sammy Jo Bell win at Musselburgh 15/4/17Photograph by Grossick Racing Photography 0771 046 1723

RIPON MONDAY

Tea party for Tiffin Sandwiches as Cullingworth routs rivals

Size Matters and Jason Hart winning the first 7f handicap

AYR MONDAY

Gigantic Size Matters gives Hart a winner on his only ride of day

Bet365 Geelong

BETTING BUSINESS NEWS

Bet365 post first profit in Australia after five years of losses

Hector Crouch: shocked Goodwood with a 100-1 success

FESTIVAL FIRSTS

Happy and glorious: 'It's the best week I've ever had as a jockey'

'I was right behind the Bayern goal where it all happened'

Olly Murphy: the young trainer has made quite an impression this summer

Olly Murphy

Mountain Brighton strike lifts weight of expectation as pedigree comes to fore

Expert Eye's win in the Group 2 Vintage Stakes brings up 45 stakes winners for his sire Acclamation

Pyman's Theories

Albany aces look underrated in the 1,000 Guineas betting

Jo Davis's Marmite sporting a nebuliser to help alleviate hayfever symptoms

RACING REVEALED

So, can horses really suffer from hay fever?

Uno Momento should win a handicap or two for Tom Mullins

DARK HORSES

Ones to watch: Mullins has a promising Momento on his hands

Joseph and Donnacha O'Brien.The Curragh.Photo: Patrick McCann 07.08.2017

Family values to the fore as O'Brien brothers look to conquer the world together

'I've learned so much from him - and not just about being a trainer'

Racing passion set to last thanks to prolific pair

THE SUNDAY REVIEW

Masterly account of all-time great forever in Archer's shadow

MY LIFE IN HORSES

'Every time I watch the film back I'm reduced to tears'

Deauville's little sister has seductive charm - and the champagne's cheap

Q&A Barry Hills

'Racing is a sport and should be kept as a sport - it should be fun'

From Celtic mythology, via bare knuckle fights to Derby battles

Tide turning for Weld after frustrating first half of the season

Failing to back USPGA champ would not be end of the world

Glory days reign at festival fit for a king - and club fit for his mistress

WHY I'M A RACING FAN

Expect the unexpected in a thrilling sport that will capture your heart

Silk Series celebrating women jockeys on and off the racecourse

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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