Panic is most people’s first reaction to any sticky situation, but Joey Sheridan showed confidence and judgement that belies his age and experience

I know racing got going before most, but sharp and radical changes to the schedule last June now mean the whole game is back to its normal calendar

The 'strange times' continue but the races were pretty much the same

We lived our whole lives and careers side by side, not as opponents but still as competitors, using each other as confidants and judging how well we were doing by what the other was achieving

Ghaiyyath is the highest-rated horse in the world right now, and Godolphin fly him into Dublin on the back of three relentless, front-running Group 1-winning performances

Ryan Moore’s brief quarantine in Tipperary came to a quick and early close on Thursday morning when the news broke that submissions made to government by HRI had been accepted and that jockeys who were booked to ride in either Group or ...

In this strange year, racing is facing the might of the GAA championship at the wrong time of the year

The longest school holidays of my life are almost at an end. How I would have loved 24 weeks off school when I had to don a school uniform, but the days are closing in and the normality of a weekly routine is on the horizon.

Galway will grind its way slowly to a close tomorrow afternoon and it has been a grind for the few people that were there. In fact, the feel in Galway City and the surrounding areas didn’t resemble anything like I have ever known before.

The only part I really enjoyed about the Galway Hurdle was when it was over