'We're in for racing by remote control' - experts on the world after coronavirus

In the second, and final, part of our investigation into how the coronavirus could change racing in the future, we speak to industry professionals preparing to deal with the short-term and lasting implications of the pandemic that has wreaked havoc with the sport.

Combined they have considerable experience across training, breeding, bloodstock and international racing, making their thoughts on what we may face when something akin to normality returns of undoubted significance.

Roger Charlton: 'It's very important the championship races are preserved'

There will be no racing in Britain or Ireland this month and, potentially, there may be no racing next month either as the fallout from the coronavirus continues to make life challenging for those planning for the sport's return.