Seven Days

Seven Days: France's Tour de Force

It's not easy to write a column while watching the Olympics, especially as Britain attempts to out-battle France for eventing...

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Seventy years ago, Queen Elizabeth II won the fourth running of the race named in honour of her parents, the...

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This past week the racing has come a distant second in the minds of many when set against the tragedy...

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It's all about Camelot really, isn't it? Twelve years on and some of us are still not over him being...

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Royal Ascot was tremendous in myriad ways. Sun up, crowd up, and a spread of results which drew in some...

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Outside the racing world it was impossible not to be moved over the last week by the commemorative ceremonies marking...

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On the 15th anniversary of the passing of Vincent O'Brien, his successor at Ballydoyle, Aidan O'Brien, extended his record at...

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If you are a racing tragic, and I'd like to think that most TDN readers fall into this celebrated bracket,...

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Over the last three years Frankel (GB) and Dubawi (Ire) have handed the sires' championship back and forth between each...

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A person whose job it is to promote horse racing was, rather disappointingly, being sniffy about the Craven meeting on...

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Back in the dying years of the last century I spent some time working for Horse & Hound. It was...

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The curtain came up at Longchamp on Sunday, with the 'réouverture' being conducted in extremely testing conditions but nevertheless providing...

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