Welsh dragon roars at Fairyhouse as Haiti Couleurs lands Irish Grand National
Jockey Sean Bowen brings home trainer Rebecca Curtis’s 13-2 shot to win Ireland’s richest jumps race
Gavin Cromwell tries to put seal on landmark campaign with first Irish Grand National success
Local Gold Cup winning trainer runs seven in Ireland’s richest jumps race including the Daniel King ridden Noble Birth
Willie Mullins lands Grade One Easter Sunday double at Fairyhouse
Absurde leads home one-two for Mullins in Plumpton feature to narrow gap in race for British trainers’ title
Paul Townend back in action at Fairyhouse Easter festival and eyeing Grade One prizes on Sunday
Both The Big Westerner and Sixandahalf hoping to right some Cheltenham wrongs in Honeysuckle Hurdle
Soft ground conditions forecast for Easter Monday’s Irish Grand National
Willie Mullins sends six runners to Plumpton on Sunday as he tires to retain British trainers’ title
Asking for more public cash to boost prize money is worryingly shortsighted
Owners and trainers bodies argue that prizemoney is crucial to maintaining Irish racing’s international status
Willie Mullins readies Ayr squadron as handler zeroes in on British champion trainer title
Jessica Harrington indicates Green Impact set for tilt at Newmarket 2000 Guineas
Aintree Grand National scripts keep delivering the goods despite conflicting views on race
Both Broadway Boy and Celebre D’Allen emerge unscathed from Grand National following concerns after Aintree spectacular
Willie Mullins odds-on to retain British trainers’ title after Aintree festival success
Irishman promises to go to ‘Ayr, Perth, Carlisle, wherever there is a race meeting’ as he chases down Dan Skelton
Patrick Mullins secures emotional win for father Willie as Nick Rockett takes Grand National
Willie Mullins secures one-two-three at Aintree and has five of the first seven home
Grand National 2025: Opportunity knocks for Perceval Legallois to deliver JP McManus a record fourth at Aintree
Last year’s winner I Am Maximus among five runners for renowned owner in world’s most famous steeplechase
Willie Mullins warms up for Grand National with Topham glory over the big fences through Gentleman De Mee
Champion trainer secures fifth Grade One success of Aintree festival through Salvator Mundi
Slip in viewing figures suggests reducing Grand National risk has also reduced its appeal as a spectacle
Last year’s Aintree Grand National had no fallers which was both ideal and incongruous for racing’s most famous contest
Willie Mullins breathes new life into race for British trainers’ title with 102-1 four-timer at Aintree
Lossiemouth’s Aintree Hurdle success was the centrepiece after Constitution Hill falls again
Mark Walsh has Triple Crown in his sights on National mount Perceval Legallois
JP McManus’s No 1 jockey hoping to make it ‘Lucky 13′ on the Gavin Cromwell-trained horse