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5 bets to consider as crowds return for the Dublin Racing Festival - Vimarsana News

5 bets to consider as crowds return for the Dublin Racing Festival

Johnny Ward shares his picks ahead of the meeting at Leopardstown this weekend.

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Always looking for the next adventure - meet a trainer with a perpetual sunny outlook | Topics: St Moritz, Cheltenham Festival, Melbourne Cup, Royal Ascot - Vimarsana News

Always looking for the next adventure - meet a trainer with a perpetual sunny outlook | Topics: St Moritz, Cheltenham Festival, Melbourne Cup, Royal Ascot

Article by Laura King: It’s hard to imagine a more genial trainer than Ian Williams. He might also be a genius. 

'She didn't have to be asked to do that. She's just a lovely person, from good people' - Vimarsana News

'She didn't have to be asked to do that. She's just a lovely person, from good people'

John Nallen on a magical racing year for the Minella horses and the success of Rachael Blackmore.

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Mark and Charlie Johnston - Britain's newest top-level training partners | Topics: Mark Johnston, Ciaron Maher & David Eustace, Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott - Vimarsana News

Mark and Charlie Johnston - Britain's newest top-level training partners | Topics: Mark Johnston, Ciaron Maher & David Eustace, Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

Article by JA McGrath: Britain’s growing trend towards leading trainers going into partnership gathered more momentum with the news that Mark Johnston will be joined on the licence by his son Charlie on January 1.

Misogyny in racing: Why there's still such a long way to go | Topics: Gay Kelleway, Jamie Kah, Hollie Doyle, Dean Ivory, Female jockeys - Vimarsana News

Misogyny in racing: Why there's still such a long way to go | Topics: Gay Kelleway, Jamie Kah, Hollie Doyle, Dean Ivory, Female jockeys

Article by Kate Johnson: The spectre of misogyny has haunted horseracing as much as any activity for as long as the sport has been in existence. Significant progress has been made, of course, but perhaps it’s not quite as marked as we might like to think - certainly if recent headlines in Britain are anything to go by. The Robbie Dunne disciplinary case, in which the 42-year-old received 18 months in bans for bullying fellow rider Bryony Frost, and the experience of trainer Jo Davis (she spoke of one incident that left her wanting to “curl up and die”) have made it the talk o...