Festival Hopefuls Kempton’s card on Saturday will see several Festival hopefuls having their final prep runs before jump racing’s most important meeting of the year, which starts 17 days later. The novice...

Glittering Career Jump jockey Tom Scudamore has today announced his retirement from racing after an incredible 25-year career. The announcement comes after being unseated at Leicester Racecourse on Thursday. Son of eight-time...

Major Drama Forget about Happy Valley, Line Of Duty or Grantchester, the Grade 1 Betfair Ascot Chase has more likely suspects set to line up than any of them. In Fakir D’Oudairies,...

Europe’s Most Valuable Handicap Newbury’s Saturday card holds several Festival trial races that are prestigious prizes in their own right. The Betfair Hurdle is one of the most fiercely competitive handicaps of...

Brighton based Niall Houlihan gave Editeur Du Gite, trained by his boss Gary Moore, a superb front-running ride and galvanised the nine-year-old for a final effort after being headed by last year’s...

There’s been racing in or near Musselburgh since 1777, when meetings were organised by the Royal Caledonian Hunt. ...

Cementing the Legacy The star staying hurdler has enjoyed a stellar career and he will attempt to cement his legacy further in the Grade 2 prize – sponsored by Dahlbury Stallions At...

Cheltenham Clashes There is a bumper nine-race card in prospect for Festival Trials Day at Cheltenham on Saturday. The Grade 1 Albert Bartlett Clarence House Chase – originally the highlight of Ascot’s...

A Big Clash The LK Bennett Clarence House Chase might be small on quantity but the quality promises to make the two-mile contest one of the races of the season. The reigning...

Big Grade One winners and Welsh Grand National successes make up the final Jockey of the Month for 2022 Vote for your favourite below...