Aidan O'Brien mops up Group One races with the same regularity that Venus Williams wins grand slam titles. The man with the midas touch waved his magic wand yet again at sun-baked Sandown yesterday, when Mount Nelson clinched a 12th success this year
Aidan O'Brien and Johnny Murtagh bagged another Group One on British shores as Mount Nelson earned a last-gasp win in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown.
Sent off at 7-2, the Rock Of Gibraltar colt came with a sustained drive inside the final quarter-mile to
Hughie Morrison is hoping his Royal Ascot winner Supaseus can bag another big pot at York next weekend.
The five-year-old made virtually all the running under a canny ride from Steve Drowne to win the Wolferton Handicap at Ascot.
Supaseus on that
RTÉ One's 'This is Me' visits the home of former jockey Shane Broderick who was paralysed from the neck down as a result of a fall in 1997.
Watch Frozen Fire's victory in the premier Irish Classic and hear reaction from the winning connections.
John
The five-year-old won last year's event and returned with a satisfactory performance in the Coronation Cup at Epsom, where he finished fourth.
Stoute could also run the Saeed Suhail-owned pair of Galactic Star and Gulf Express.
St Leger winner Lucarno,
Royal Hunt Cup beaten favourite Bankable could be off to Ireland for his next start.
The latest contest to come under consideration for Luca Cumani's colt is the Keeneland International Stakes at the Curragh on July 12.
The Group Three contest over
Seb Sanders looks like retaining the ride on Kingsgate Native in the Darley July Cup after successfully partnering the three-year-old at Royal Ascot.
The joint champion jockey replaced Jimmy Quinn on the John Best-trained colt, who will eventually
Aidan O'Brien, who is bidding for his fourth victory in the Coral Eclipse Stakes at Sandown, will send Mount Nelson into action for this year's renewal on Saturday.
The Ballydoyle maestro withdrew his other two entries King Of Rome and Plan.
In total
Twice Over will bid to get back on the winning track in the Prix Eugene Adam at Maisons-Laffitte.
Trainer Henry Cecil is stepping the colt back up to a mile an a quarter in the Group Two contest on 27 July following his third place behind
Wexford's meeting on Friday is in doubt following heavy rain that has made parts of the track waterlogged.
An inspection has been called for 9am in the morning, but more rain is forecast.
'They have had torrential downpours today and they are going to