The TelegraphHorse Racing Hollie Doyle interview: 'When I rode my first pony race I knew I was in training to be a jockey'The Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageHollie Doyle is just seven winners short of becoming the third female Flat jockey to ride 100 winners in a calendar year but on Saturday she also has the chance of becoming the first to ride a winner Qipco
The TelegraphHorse Racing John Gosden saddles 10 for Champions Day spectacularThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe headline names, including Stradivarius, the Classic winners Anapurna, Phoenix of Spain and Magna Grecia and star Japanese filly Deirdre, have all been declared for the ninth Qipco Champions Day at
The TelegraphHorse Racing Why no hi-tech horseshoe? They have been almost perfect since the end of the 19th centuryThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe horseshoe; it still brings a tear to the eye when a 500 kilogram horse wearing one stands on your foot; it is a symbol of luck, subject of lore, put on by someone with whom a trainer often has a closer
The TelegraphHorse RacingCieren Fallon interview: His belated racing interest, living with a famous name and closing in on a feat his father neverThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageAll things being equal, Cieren Fallon will be crowned champion apprentice jockey at Ascot’s Qipco British Champions Day on Saturday, a remarkable feat given that, despite his name and racing heritage,
The TelegraphHorse Racing The new Frankel? Pinatubo shows another side as he defies soft ground to make it six from six with Newmarket winThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIt was rain, ultimately, that brought down Enable in last week’s Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe but soft ground was not enough to stop racing’s latest poster-horse Pinatubo being crowned champion two-year-old
The TelegraphHorse Racing Unbeaten Pinatubo can make it six out of six in Darley Dewhurst Stakes at NewmarketThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytagePinatubo, Godolphin’s unbeaten Shamardal colt who is already rated higher than Frankel at the same stage, can make it six out of six by winning the Darley Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday. Having
The TelegraphHorse Racing Pinatubo hot fave to bolster two-year-old body of work in the Darley Dewhurst Stakes at NewmarketThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytagePinatubo, Charlie Appleby’s unbeaten two-year-old, is one of 11 horses to stand their ground for Saturday’s Darley Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket. When Pinatubo won the Group One National Stakes by nine
The TelegraphHorse Racing Enable's bid for Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe history ends in heartache as Waldgeist pips her to victoryThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIf Prix de l’Arc de Triomphes were decided by clap-ometer Enable would have won the race for the third time but, ultimately, John Gosden’s great racemare’s shot at racing history came up just short when
The TelegraphFrankie Dettori'If I tell you I wasn't nervous, I'd be lying' - Frankie Dettori ready as Enable bids to claim Prix de l'Arc de TriompheThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageFrankie Dettori's career, spanning three decades, 17 domestic Classic wins, including the Epsom Derby twice, 14 Breeders' Cups and six Prix de l'Arc de Triomphes (and counting) is never going to be defined
The TelegraphHorse Racing Immense Enable chases Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe treble and her place among greats of the FlatThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageNewmarket has been the centre of the racing world for the thick end of four centuries and for much of that time horses have been pounding up the wide expanses of Warren Hill. Nowadays, maybe a thousand
The TelegraphHorse Racing How 1867 derby win sealed the ultimate revengeThe Telegraph - By Marcus Armytagehould Enable win a historic third Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe on Sunday, get the hankies ready; the bookmakers are already predicting it would be their worst result of the season. Bookmakers are under a
The TelegraphHorse Racing Sottass is big French hope as Enable goes for unprecedented Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe hat-trickThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageWhen Enable won her first Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly two years ago she was one of 18 runners. Last year, back at Longchamp, she was one of 19, but for her attempt to win an unprecedented third
The TelegraphHorse Racing Enable story surges towards its crowning gloryThe Telegraph - By Paul HaywardWhen Frankel retired undefeated in 2012 a lot of us felt we had been to the mountain top of equine majesty. There was nowhere else for it to go. Then along came another horse in the same colours who will
The TelegraphHorse Racing Deirdre drops out as Enable heads Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe listThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageEnable was one of 16 runners left in Sunday’s Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, but whatever the size of the field at Longchamp, it will not include a potential fourth Japanese runner, Deirdre, after connections
The TelegraphHorse Racing Enable bids to win unprecedented third Prix de L’Arc de TriompheThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThis is a big week for British racing as Enable, already up there as one of the great race-mares of all time, bids to win an unprecedented third Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday. The 2019
The TelegraphHorse Racing Favourite Earthlight tames Newmarket winds to keep up unbeaten runThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe Juddmonte Middle Park was eagerly billed as one of the races of the season and, though the Andre Fabre trained 11-4 favourite Earthlight came through to beat the persistent Golden Horde a neck, the
The TelegraphHorse Racing A Mums Tipple victory in exciting Newmarket contest would be a romantic resultThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIt is traditionally the Dewhurst, in a fortnight’s time, which is the sexier of Newmarket’s brace of autumn Group Ones for two-year-old colts, but this season it may well be trumped by Saturday's Juddmonte
The TelegraphHorse Racing William Carson banned for six months following positive cocaine testThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageWilliam Carson, grandson of the five-time champion Flat jockey Willie Carson, was banned from riding by a disciplinary panel for six months on Thursday for testing positive for cocaine. However, because
The TelegraphHorse Racing William Carson tests positive for metabolite of cocaine and faces possible banThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationJockey William Carson faces a possible riding ban of up to six months after testing positive for a metabolite of cocaine. Carson, the 29-year-old grandson of five-time champion and multiple Classic winner
The TelegraphHorse Racing Enable and Frankie Dettori step up Arc preparation with first gallop on Newmarket's Rowley MileThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageEnable continued her preparation for what would be a unique third win in the Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe on Sunday week with a racecourse gallop under Frankie Dettori on the Rowley Mile on Wednesday. Although
The TelegraphHorse Racing Pierre Lapin emulates sibling with Mill Reef winThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThis is shaping up to be an exceptional year for British two-year-olds. Pinatubo and Mums Tipple lead the field but the winner of the Dubai Duty Free Mill Reef Stakes at Newbury, Pierre Lapin, also has
The TelegraphHorse Racing Marcus Tregoning has the pedigree to raise Raatea hopesThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIf trainers are creatures of habit then one should take notice of the Marcus Tregoning-trained Raatea in Friday’s Hanson Haynes and Clark Conditions race at Newbury – he has won the race four times, beginning
The Telegraph Dashing Willoughby the perfect St Leger candidateThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageLogician, John Gosden’s unbeaten grey colt, will be sent off a short-priced favourite to win the final Classic of the season, the William Hill St Leger at Doncaster on Saturday. He is an amazing stamp
The Telegraph Enhibaar and Jim Crowley dig deep to set John Gosden's ball rollingThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageJohn Gosden may be recruiting yearlings at Keeneland this week, but the trainer of Logician, the favourite for Saturday's William Hill St Leger, began this week’s Doncaster meeting as he means to continue
The Telegraph Franny Norton on his remarkable career: 'If we win the William Hill St Leger at Doncaster it would be my crowning achievement'The Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIf Sir Ron Priestly wins the 243rd William Hill St Leger at Doncaster tomorrow it would be hailed for being a third Classic for trainer Mark Johnston and for capping the remarkable career of his rider,
The Telegraph Robert Winston to retire from racing with immediate effectThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageRobert Winston, who but for some bad luck might have been champion jockey in 2005, has announced that he is to retire with immediate effect. His last ride was at Brighton on Monday. Winston was leading
The Telegraph Marlborough racing tips for Thursday, September 12The Telegraph - By Marlborough .Welcome to our daily tipping service provided by Telegraph Sport's very own champion tipster Marlborough. Attending a meeting today? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter? You've come to the
The Telegraph Marlborough racing tips for Wednesday, September 11The Telegraph - By Marlborough .Welcome to our daily tipping service provided by Telegraph Sport's very own champion tipster Marlborough. Attending a meeting today? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter? You've come to the
The Telegraph Meet Newmarket new boy George Boughey: off to a flier as he trains two winnersThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageHitting the ground running seems to be one of the keys to launching a successful training career these days – see Archie Watson – and, from a standing start of four horses, Newmarket’s latest recruit,
