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‘Hopeful? Optimistic? Be still, my beating heart’ – Ken Snyder has a case of big-race fever
Whisper it, but the ‘D-word’ is on our microshare owner’s lips as his pride and joy Caldera moves into the big league in ...
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John Hancock signs in with nice attitude and pedigree – but we shouldn’t buy into Tampa Bay form
In the second of his weekly updates, Ron Wood with all the latest news and analysis en route to the first Saturday in May ...
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‘It’s a jumps thing’ – Donn McClean reflects on an unforgettable edition of the Dublin Racing Festival
Everyone knows Galopin Des Champs is a brilliant steeplechaser – but it was only last weekend that he was truly taken to the ...
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Juddmonte mating plans: Enable to visit Siyouni while Bluestocking starts with Dubawi
Arc queens: mating plans have been announced for Bluestocking (left) and Enable. Photo: Juddmonte Juddmonte has announced 2025 mating plans for its high-profile broodmare team, led by their two ...
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What’s been happening: racing mourns Aga Khan, Sierra Leone and White Abarrio miss Saudi Cup and more
As racing mourns the loss of one of the sport’s true giants, our weekly round-up also features news of high-profile defections from the Saudi Cup field and a record number of Japanese-trained horses ...
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Ten of the best for the Aga Khan
Owner-breeding giant: HH Prince Karim, Aga Khan IV, pictured (left) at Longchamp with longstanding French-based trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre. Photo: focusonracing.com Following the Aga Khan’s death on ...
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Citizen Bull: Plenty to like but champion still lacks the ‘wow’ factor
Our US racing expert is off and running with a weekly update featuring all the news, views and analysis ahead of the first Saturday in May – starting with the return of the champion two-year-old It ...