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Hawk Wing looks set for retirement

Hawk Wing, brilliant winner of the Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes at Newbury on his reappearance, may soon be retired from racing.

O´Brien packs the field to take on Three Valleys

Horse Racing Ireland To Fund New Starting Stalls

Horse Racing Ireland is to fund the purchase of a new set of starting stalls to replace those that caused problems at Galway last week.

Juliette justifies status

Lord Admiral keeps punters´ flag flying

High Chaparral returns in Curragh´s Royal Whip

CARBERRY DOUBLES UP AT NAAS

Paul Carberry took the riding honours when partnering a 32/1 double in the two hurdle races at Naas aboard Alpha Rhythm and Harry The Ear.
John Murtagh

OXX AND MURTAGH RECORD LISTED DOUBLE AT CORK

Stalls controversy rages in Galway

There were no starting stalls in operation today as the Galway Festival came to an end following malfunctions of the equipment both on Friday evening and on Saturday.

Stablestaff Voice Outrage At 2004 Saturday Night Fixtures

The Irish Stablestaff Association has voiced its opposition to the three Saturday night fixtures that are followed by Sunday racing next year, details of which were published in the 2004 fixtures list on Thursday.

Rapid Deployment goes for hat-trick

Dundalk Receives Lukewarm HRI Reception

Rapid Deployment goes for hat-trick

With over 400,000 on offer over the weekend, Galway´s conclusion is no back number and it could also confirm Rapid Deployment´s position as one of the festival stars of 2003.

Rapid Deployment goes for hat-trick

Dermot Weld

Weld enters five for Cup

Saturday evening fixtures double

Sabadilla gets there the hard way

Punch lands showpiece

Love Triangle in ideal shape

2004 FIXTURE LIST

There will be the exact same number of fixtures next year as this, with 304 in total.

Three More Morphine Disqualifications

Wexford Forced To Abandon Chases

Paddy Mullins

Mullins steals show again

Curling set to star on Gemini Guest

Dream win for Eddery

Changing times for the King of Galway

Alamshar among 50 still in Irish Champion

Alamshar heads a quality entry of 50 after the latest forfeit stage for the Irish Champion Stakes.

Moose lands Plate for Mullins

Dermot Weld

Mutakarrim to go one better in hurdle

Bleahen makes local appeal

Kadoun has metal for Plate

EKLIM PROVIDES PRENDERGAST WITH HIS THIRD McDONOGH

Kevin Prendergast saddled the winner of the traditional Tuesday feature, the McDonogh Handicap, for the third time when Eklim finished strongly under Declan McDonogh.

Weld?s Grey Swallow swoops to conquer

Hawk Flyer looks the pick

Going to suit Dolmur

Bookies fear a repeat

KINANE ON GRANDERA AS 14 DECLARED FOR KING GEORGE

The largest field for 25 years is due to line-up in the King George at Ascot on Saturday after 14 runners were declared today.

JOHNSON HAS FIRST IRISH RUNNERS

Going concern for Kris Kin

Ascot´s going on Saturday will be a 'big factor' in the performance of Kris Kin in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes, according to jockey Kieren Fallon.

Tactics evolving for Weld

Jockey Club ban connections from laying on Betting Exchanges

Rules banning owners, trainers and stable staff from laying their horses to lose on betting exchanges were confirmed by the Jockey Club on Monday.

Weld lands American Derby

TIPPLE AMONG IRISH CHAMPION ENTRIES

Vintage Tipple is among four horses added to the Ireland The Food Island Champion Stakes field at the latest entry stage.

HIGH CHAPARRAL MAKING PROGRESS

Van Nistelrooy retired

Van Nistelrooy - the world´s most expensive yearling sold at auction in 2001 - has been retired from racing due to injury, it was announced today.

EMOTIONAL OAKS WIN FOR MULLINS

There was a fairytale outcome to the Darley Irish Oaks when Vintage Tipple recorded a first classic victory for veteran trainer Paddy Mullins.

Vintage Tipple for 84-year-old Mullins

Vintage Tipple for 84-year-old Mullins

Midlands National at Kilbeggan on Friday

YESTERDAY TO BREAK O´BRIEN´S OAKS HOODOO

The Darley Irish Oaks is one of the few Group 1´s to have escaped Aidan O´Brien in an already brilliant training career but Yesterday can put the record straight by taking the mile and a half fillies classic at the Curragh on Sunday.
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