Page 45 - Commonwealth Cup News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

There will be stars at every turn on QIPCO British Champions Day at Ascot on Saturday, with 22 Group One winners in action.

Suesa lands King George at Qatar Goodwood Festival July 30 2021 11:32 PM RELATED STORIES Hamad bin Abdulrahman al-Attiyah, QREC Vice Chairman and President of the Asian and the Qatar Equestrian Federations, crowns the winners of the King George Qatar Stakes (Group 2) after Suesa won the 1,000m sprint on Friday, left, and William Buick rides Suesa to victory in the King George Qatar Stakes (Group 2) at Qatar Goodwood Festival . Text Size: Agencies Suesa produced an incredible turn of foot to land the feature on the penultimate day of the Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC)-sponsored ...

British number two cameron norrie is through to the semi—finals of the queens club tournament. he won the all—british quarter—final against the promising teenager jack draper. norrie will be in action again later in the doubles semi final. meanwhile, the british number one dan evans is out. he was beaten by the number one seed, italy's matteo berrettini, in straight sets. england's women are in a strong position heading into the final day of their one—off test against india — a second innings half—century from 17—year—old shafali verma helped india to 83 for i, 108 off england,...

The final five indian wickets and enforced the follow—on. india began their second innings 165 runs behind and lost an early wicket, but a second 50 of the match from 17—year—old shafali verma helped frustrate england before the rain came in the afternoon. india are 83 runs behind with nine second innings wickets left going into the final day. meanwhile, the first day of the world test championship final between india and new zealand was abandoned without a ball being bowled because of heavy rain in southampton. there is a rain reserve day on wednesday, so the match could still be contes...

Article by John Gilmore: French participation at Royal Ascot will be thin on the ground this week, with Covid and Brexit taking a toll, but France has at least one strong chance heading to the Berkshire track for a Major G1, even though this one is owned by an American, the veteran owner-breeder George Strawbridge.