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Our expert team of pundits and presenters have compiled a list of horses for the 2021-22 Jumps season - make sure you add them into your Racing TV tracker!

Lloyd Williams (Image: Racing Photos) Lloyd Williams quest for an eighth Melbourne Cup later this year gained momentum on Friday with two leading contenders on an incoming flight to Australia while Master of Reality won a stakes race in Northern Ireland. Melbourne Cup candidates Pondus and Dawn Patrol are among nine Williams-owned horses currently en route to Melbourne after flying out of England on Friday. The horses will complete their mandatory 14 days of post-export quaran...

SHARING OPTIONS: High Definition looks set to start favourite for the Irish Derby at the Curragh this Saturday \ Healy Racing The Curragh is set to welcome back 1,000 racegoers for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby this Saturday. The eight-race card is one of a series of trials announced by the Government designed to facilitate the return of spectators to sporting events. It will be the first time the general public will be seen on a racecourse since March 20...

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12-year-old Belfast girl sets new 5K record for her age Jacob Moreton © Keep Fit Ireland Emer McKee ran an astonishing time of 16:40 at the ChampionChip Ireland 5K on Sunday A 12-year-old runner from Belfast ran a 5K in an astonishing time of 16:40 at the weekend, apparently setting a new world record for her age. Emer McKee, a member of Willowfield Harriers in Belfast, was racing in the ChampionChip Ireland 5K at Down Royal Racecourse on Sunday, April 24, when she recorded ...

12-year-old Belfast girl sets new 5K record for her age Jacob Moreton © Keep Fit Ireland Emer McKee ran an astonishing time of 16:40 at the ChampionChip Ireland 5K on Sunday A 12-year-old runner from Belfast ran a 5K in an astonishing time of 16:40 at the weekend, apparently setting a new world record for her age. Emer McKee, a member of Willowfield Harriers in Belfast, was racing in the ChampionChip Ireland 5K at Down Royal Racecourse on Sunday, April 24, when she recorded ...

The Leader Newspaper By Andrew Atkinson Randox Health Aintree Grand National 7-2 favourite Cloth Cap has an outstanding chance of chalking up a quartet of National victories for owner Trevor Hemmings. Jonjo O’Neill trained 9-year-old, whose odds were shortened from 20-1 in the weeks leading up to the National, is ‘thrown-in’ at the weights – carrying 10st 5lbs. “We are going there with a live chance. We always felt Cloth Cap is a good jumper and stayed, two credentials...

UPDATED 10:05AM, APR 10 2021 There will be a Tiger Roll-shaped hole in Saturdays Randox Grand National, but the worlds greatest steeplechase is shaping up to be as competitive as ever, with the likes of Ladbrokes Trophy hero and clear ante-post favourite Cloth Cap, Welsh National winner Secret Reprieve, Burrows Saint and Kimberlite Candy among the 68 possibles remaining for the race. Will one of those horses etch their name into the history books? Or could this be the year of another sho...

); Its a rags to riches story with the price tag, were out in Abu Dhabi and its the trainers first Grade 1 winner Skyace cost £600 but the Abu Dhabi-based Irish owners celebrated a Grade 1 winner yesterday in Fairyhouse. By Fintan OToole Monday 5 Apr 2021, 6:45 PM 1 hour ago 2,950 Views 0 Comments Roscommon All-Ireland club winner Cathal McHu...