'We've had death threats and all sorts. I'm not this kind of person. I don't stop horses'
I’ve been at Newton Abbot races today and there are a lot of bad faces around, but I’ve done nothing wrong. I backed the horse and I’ve done nothing wrong
Hillsin's owner Alan Clegg insists he is innocent in the case of the horse at the centre of a BHA running and riding investigation
I've barely slept. We've had death threats and all sorts. I'm not this kind of person. I don't stop horses and the horse ran well. I did my job
Hillsin's former trainer Chris Honour speaks on the controversial incident
Robin was a titan of the bookmaking political world, his participation and achievements span many decades and it would take too long to list them all
Simon Walmsley, chair of the National Association of Bookmakers and an FRB director, pays tribute to bookmaker Robin Grossmith after his death at the age of 74
Tributes paid to 'titan of bookmaking politics' Robin Grossmith after his death aged 74
He said, 'It's a good job you answered no because if you'd said yes, you wouldn't be here now. That's because if you'd had time to play golf, you wouldn't have had time to train horses!
Paul Nicholls remembers his job interview for Dicheat with Paul Barber at his funeral
'Life for me will never be the same without him' - racing says farewell to Denman owner Paul Barber
If a car went from 40mph to 35mph you'd lose more than two lengths in 20 metres and Ronan felt his chance was taken away too. How can they say the best horse won?
Hughie Morrison hopes Pretty Polly Stakes runner-up Stay Alert can win the race on appeal
'How can they say the best horse won?' - Stay Alert camp lodge Pretty Polly Stakes appeal
I came into racing with no background in the sport, no family members in it, and I worked hard to get to where I did. I think that’s the sport we’re in, it’s one you can achieve anything in
Classic-winning jockey Martin Dwyer reflects on his career after retiring
'I achieved more than I ever thought I would' - Derby-winning jockey Martin Dwyer calls it a day
Harry was in my arms when I trained my first winner at Tramore with a horse called Bawn Og. I didn’t think 17 years later he'd ride his first winner for me
Trainer Adrian Sexton on his son Harry riding his first winner under rules
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- 'I didn't know what was going to happen and was very pleasantly surprised with what he did - it was an awesome performance'
- 'I've always lived hand to mouth. Without the Group 1, I probably would have shut down 18 months ago. We've been clinging on'
- 'As long as they all end up at Cheltenham I don't care where they run beforehand. That's the brief James Owen has got'
- 'You can’t tell your story unless you write your chapters, and France is now a new chapter for me'
- 'There comes a point when it becomes ridiculous, the horsemen and women have been taken out of the picture'
- 'I didn't know what was going to happen and was very pleasantly surprised with what he did - it was an awesome performance'
- 'I've always lived hand to mouth. Without the Group 1, I probably would have shut down 18 months ago. We've been clinging on'
- 'As long as they all end up at Cheltenham I don't care where they run beforehand. That's the brief James Owen has got'
- 'You can’t tell your story unless you write your chapters, and France is now a new chapter for me'
- 'There comes a point when it becomes ridiculous, the horsemen and women have been taken out of the picture'