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Johnson hopes to return next week

Richard Johnson has taken a sizeable step towards returning to action by riding work for trainers Richard Phillips and Henry Daly.

Pipe unveils strong Arkle team

Truckers earns trip to Ireland

Ballydoyle dominate Irish ratings

The Irish Classifications for 2001 were released today along with the International ratings.

No Trouble in schooling test

Galileo

Galileo rated inferior to Sinndar

Tioman heads Lincoln weights

Johannesburg confirmed as champion

Ned Kelly

Ned all set for Leopardstown

Chimes at Midnight to hurdle

Classic-placed Chimes at Midnight is set to embark on a jumping campaign which could culminate in a tilt at the Smurfit Champion Hurdle.

Reed bows out in style

Turf Club agree to Registry switch

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Pillar on agenda for Marlborough

Looks Like Trouble

Trouble to return at Wincanton

Pillar Chase may be next for Sackville

Decision time for new body

Latalomne preparing well for Cheltenham

Brian Ellison`s stable star Latalomne is still on course for a crack at the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, the Malton trainer said today.

Cheltenham on cards for Bust Out

Lad on course for Stayers` bid

Istabraq

Istabraq heads Champion entries

10 Irish entries in Stayers`

Sharpastrizam is napped

O`Dwyer is ruled out for seven days

Mullins on mark again in Pierse Hurdle

Willie Mullins added another big prize to his impressive tally as Adamant Approach captured the €130,000 Pierse Handicap Hurdle at a sunny Leopardstown today.

Dibea undergoes tests

Cheltenham beckons for Barton

Bondi Storms to victory

Waterford-born Ian Power brought his career tally into double figures in style at Navan today when he partnered Noel Meade`s Bondi Storm to victory in the featured Proudstown Handicap Hurdle.

McGrath magic shines at Ascot

Hitman on target

Istabraq or bust for Leopardstown highlight

No break for Fehily

Fri 11th Jan 2002

McCoy rides 200th winner in record time

Tony McCoy broke his own record for the fastest 200 winners in a season when steering Native Man to victory at Huntingdon today.

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27 declared for Pierse Hurdle

Eight line up for Victor Chandler

Dispol Evita appeal successful

McCoy set to resume record chase

Kelso frozen off

Le Coudray

Le Coudray out for rest of season

Maguire`s mount to miss big hurdle

Johannesburg nominated for top U.S. award

Europe`s two-year-old star Johannesburg will square off with American champions Point Given and Tiznow for the title of U.S. Horse of the Year, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) said today.

Culloty back with a winner

Istabraq drifts in Champion betting

No joy for McCoy at Wincanton

Classified backed for Cheltenham

Wetherby abandoned due to fog

Gola to be stepped up in class

Looks Like Trouble

Chance looking forward to Trouble

McCoy fit to ride today

Cochet misses Victor Chandler

Fadoudal Du Cochet will miss the Victor Chandler Chase at Ascot on Saturday, it was revealed today.

Savill stays as BHB chairman

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