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Trainers´ Championship to go right to the wire as Nicholls relies on Le Roi Miguel.

The battle for this season´s Champion Jump Trainer takes another interesting turn today at Cheltenham where Paul Nicholls saddles Le Roi Miguel in the Faucets For Mira Showers Silver Trophy.

Cloy strikes late for Murphy

Timmy Murphy deservedly earned all the plaudits at Fairyhouse this afternoon when giving Hi Cloy an ice-cool waiting ride to take the Powers Gold Cup.

Murphy´s Grand feeling

Granit D´Estruval provided the perfect homecoming for Ferdy Murphy and Brian Harding with victory in an incident packed Powers Gold Label Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse yesterday.

Weld could have a Direct Bearing

Rely on Fair Replacement

Magritte supported

McCoy reaches 200

O´Grady pair finished for the season

Edward O´Grady´s stable-stars Back In Front and Pizarro will not race again this season.

Arctic Jack tops National weights

Le Coudray run depends on rain.

Trainer Christy Roche has issued a warning that his Le Coudray may not contest the Irish Grand National on Easter Monday if the ground is too fast.

Superb entries for Irish National Hunt Festival

The nine early-closing races at Punchestown´s €1.7 million 2004 Irish National Hunt Festival - taking place from Tuesday, April 27, to Friday, April 30 - have attracted a total of 218 entries (up 25 on last year), of which no less than 68 hail from Britain. There are than nine winners from the Cheltenham and Aintree festivals chasing further glory at Ireland´s premier National Hunt meeting.

Racehorse owner Sangster dies

Fallon to face Jockey Club inquiry

Champion jockey Kieren Fallon and fellow rider John Egan are to face a Jockey Club disciplinary hearing over allegations made in a Sunday newspaper last month.

Timbera on course for National

Timbera on course for National

Xenophon heads betting despite chasing record

Punchestown Festival Preview

Hardy Eustace, Iris’s Gift, Moscow Flyer, Rooster Booster, and Harbour Pilot are just a number of the high profile horses that are set to go into battle for a share of the €1.7 million prize fund on offer at the Punchestown Irish National Hunt Festival on the 27th – 30th April 2004.

Death of racing legend Fred Winter, aged 77.

Prize money hits record high as Newmarket celebrates two new group 1 races

Castledale Wins Californian Derby

Castledale, trained in Ireland last season by David Wachman, has landed the $750,000 Santa Anita Derby.

Irish National line-up taking shape

House follows tradition

Amberleigh House wins National

Trainer Ginger McCain turned back the clock in sensational style when he won the Martell Cognac Grand National with Amberleigh House at Aintree today 27 years after last landing the world´s greatest steeplechase with Red Rum.

Hedgehunter chases glory

13 declared for Gladness Stakes

The Flat season gathers pace at the Curragh on Sunday with the first Group race of the year, the Castlemartin/La Louviere Studs Gladness Stakes, the highlight on an eight race card beginning at 2.15.

Moscow Flyer makes amends

Murphy guides Al Eile home

Weld eyes warm-up race for Swallow

Tiutchev takes Gold at Aintree

Tiutchev foiled First Gold´s attempt to win a third Martell Cognac Cup with victory in the hands of Tony McCoy at Aintree today.

Le Coudray

National weights up 3lb as First Gold comes out

Arthur Moore

Upmanship chases historic win

Vintage fields on first day of National Meeting

Three Cheltenham Festival champions will put their reputations on the line on the opening day of the Martell Cognac Grand National meeting at Aintree tomorrow (Thursday) - Iris´s Gift, who claimed the scalp of Baracouda in the bonusprint.com Stayers´ Hurdle, JCB Triumph Hurdle winner Made in Japan and Grand Annual Chase hero St Pirran.

National course drying out

Pipe´s jockey plans

Monty´s Pass ready for National tilt

Flyer aims to make amends

Rooster Booster flys the flag for Hobbs at Aintree

Culloty to ride Just In Debt

Boylesports refund on Timbera ante-post bets

Interesting Curragh Contest in Prospect

St Pirran bids for notable double

St Pirran and Ground Ball, first and second respectively in the Grand Annual Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, renew rivalry in a 14-strong field for Thursday´s Grade 3 Martell Cognac Red Rum Chase at Aintree, for which the runners were declared at the 48-hour stage today (Tuesday).

Irish invasion expected before dawn

Grand National course in ´Perfect´ shape

Red Mills Chase winner among two winners disqualified for unfortunate Sheehy yard.

74 Entries for Irish National

Timbera out of the National

61 seeking Martell Cognac Grand National Glory at Aintree

61 horses have stood their ground at the five-day confirmation stage for the world´s greatest chase, the Martell Cognac Grand National, at Aintree, England which is run at 3.45pm on Saturday (April 3). The maximum field is 40

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Vintage Martell Cognac Melling Chase heads Superb Aintree Five-Day Entries

Go Racing switches to Thursdays

The popular 'Go Racing' programme returns to TV3 screens for a 15 week series beginning on 22nd April.
Aidan O´Brien

Boru reappears at Leopardstown

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