Egan Comes Of Age With Cup Win
By the time David Egan was born Mike Smith had already won two Eclipse Awards for Outstanding Jockey. Smith is...
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First Mares For Shaman In Foal
French MGSW Shaman (Ire) (Shamardal), who was runner-up in the G1 Poule d'Essai des Poulains, has had his first five...
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G1SW Pastoral Pursuits Passes at 20
Group 1 winner Pastoral Pursuits (GB) (Bahamian Bounty {GB}-Star {GB}, by Most Welcome {GB}) passed away after covering a mare...
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Grass-Centric Carnival Card at Meydan
Turf races rule the day in Thursday's Dubai World Cup Carnival card at Meydan. Each of the quintet of races...
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Tattersalls To Continue Irish Guineas Sponsorship
Tattersalls will continue its sponsorship of the Irish 2000 and 1000 Guineas and the Tattersalls Gold Cup in 2021. The...
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Big Sprint Targets For Acklam Express
The Nigel Tinkler-trained 3-year-old Acklam Express (Ire) (Mehmas {Ire}) will stay in Dubai and target the key five-furlong sprints at...
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Global Views: Who Can You Trust?
In Global Views, Godolphin Flying Start trainees provide insight into practices experienced and observations taken on their worldwide travels. Second-year...
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Weatherbys Launches Website For NH Sires
As a companion to its Global Stallions app and stallion books, Weatherbys has launched a new website, nhstallions.co.uk, which is...
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Woods Comes Full Circle In Newmarket Return
In straitened times for British racing's finances, there has already been one trainer leave Newmarket for Kentucky, but the balance...
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Beck Edmunds Named Employee of the Year at the 2021 GSSS Awards
Rebecca 'Beck' Edmunds of Bryan Smart Racing was named the 2021 Employee of the Year at the virtual Godolphin Stud...
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Princess Zoe Headed to Alleged
Group 1 winner Princess Zoe (Ger) (Jukebox Jury {Ire}) is targeting the G3 Alleged S. at The Curragh in April...
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Turf, Dirt No Problem
The John Gosden-trained, Prince Faisal homebred Mishriff (Ire) (Make Believe {GB}) stole the show in Saturday's $20-million Saudi Cup. Gary...
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