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By HRI Foreign Staff — Friday September 10 is Doncaster Cup Day and that’s just the lull before the storm with the St Leger taking
By HRI Foreign Staff — Frankie Dettori and Stradivarius are a match made in heaven. So, when the duo bombed at the most recent running
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, June 20, 2021 – It’s Father’s Day and as much as I wish it were so, I’m not going to get what
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, June 18, 2021 — TAKE THAT: Oisin Murphy finished first for the third time in four chances today only this time, unlike
By HRI Foreign Staff — Very soon horse racing fans will return to the racetracks and most of the big races will happen when the
Edited Thoroughbred Racing Commentary Release — Horses 1 Almond Eye JPN 1344 2 Enable GB 1295 3 Ghaiyyath IRE 1286 4 Golden Sixty AUS
By Edited Release — Will the fourth time be the charm? The great filly Enable, whose fortunes are guided by John Gosden and Frankie Dettori,
Lovers of the Thoroughbred game, especially on the distaff side, were the big winners yesterday. Bettors were too since, Kentucky Derby notwithstanding, the upcoming Breeders’
When the sports world stopped in the wake of the pandemic, and with bigger fish to fry, sports media was caught up in the overload,
How stark the scene at Royal Ascot; clouds and intermittent showers aplenty but nary a punter, champagne glass, or flamboyant millinery anywhere. Was Tuesday in
JUVENILE TURF SPRINT Nothing like a little chaos to start the day; a gateful of 2-year-olds sprinting five furlongs. Wesley Ward, noted for his juvenile,
Plenty of great European turf horses have come along in the half century Thoroughbred racing has been my life, especially since the 1984 advent of
Racing on top of a strong pace but in perfect position beneath Frankie Dettori, bidding to win his seventh French classic, Enable took a clear
