'Lads who had a fiver each-way on her would have got the guts of 400 quid back'

With the levy shortfall we are struggling to pay today's bills let alone invest in the future
BHA chief executive Julie Harrington issues a stark plea for levy reform and a sustainable future

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I had a neck brace on for six months, but that came off two weeks ago. I'm able to drive now and can move around a bit, which makes things a lot easier and I'm actually quite a good patient, surprisingly
Millie Wonnacott recalls the shocking injuries she suffered in a fall at the Cheltenham Festival

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I feel like one of the players at the Ryder Cup. I mean it's been exhausting, I've took about a million selfies but it's all been good fun
Frankie Dettori in flying form after winning on his first ride at Bellewstown in memory of his great friend and mentor Barney Curley

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He always tried to pull me in the right direction. He put an arm around me when I needed it most and he made me think about things. He gave me confidence and always tried to make me a better person
Dettori also paid tribute to the great man who helped him shed his tearaway nature

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I was getting calls from lads this morning, the local heroes around these parts, thanking me for the tip and it sounded to me like an awful lot of them were still celebrating. Lads who had a fiver each-way on her would have got the guts of 400 quid back
Trainer Donal Kinsella on the 66-1 Curragh success of Khezaana and jockey Linzi Dowdall, the 36-year-old mum-of-one who rode her first winner in nine years

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I asked if that included the £1 each-way acca, which she had missed because it was added at the bottom of the slip. "Jesus," she said. "That's another £300,000"
Darren Yates reminisces about the bet on Frankie's Magnificent Seven 25 years on

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The horse then ran loose for a few minutes so he's obviously none the worse but thankfully it looks like Oisin has avoided more serious injuries so we're very thankful
Jeremy Martin, Salisbury's clerk of the course, after a frightening parade ring incident involving champion jockey Oisin Murphy just days before the Arc

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The authorities have to be strong on this – we're not in the Stone Age anymore. It beggars belief. The rest of the world is moving on and we have to move with it
A scathing Aidan O'Brien on the reluctance of authorities to address the interference rules in Ireland

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We had a quiet season by our standards last term, but our horses look really well and healthy again and we hope to be back where we're used to being
Joe Tizzard believes last season's disappointing campaign at Venn Farm can be left in the past

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He really was a brilliant horse, a pleasure to ride in fact, and a dream for any jockey, but he relaxed so well and then quickened instantly when you asked him
Ryan Moore on St Mark's Basilica, the star Ballydoyle three-year-old who was retired this week

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Read more from our Quotes of the Week series:

'When he was right, there wasn't a horse in the world who could beat him'

'It was a savage piece of work with some good horses – he just blew them away'

'It's a form of madness buying horses nobody wants and trying to beat O'Brien'

'It's quite creepy someone was watching and knew exactly what they wanted'

'I could be riding at Newbury and three hours later making everyone steaks'

'You know they're cowards hiding behind a keyboard and lost £2.50 on a horse'

'I've had wonderful owners all through my career, but they're dropping away'

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