It's predictable but with good reason - State Man–Lossiemouth double is today’s nap.

Everyone has the scoop, the skinny on the eve of the Festival. The only ones who want to hear nought but silence are the jockeys, says riding legend Ruby Walsh

Constitution Hill and Marine Nationale will both be missed 

Yes, the credit crunch had hit the country and the racing industry - so what are we blaming for the failure of the recovery?

The first of the weekend’s four handicaps, the three-mile handicap hurdle, is next up and it is very difficult to solve.

Stay Away Fay looks an intriguing contender in the Cotswold Chase.

The acting stewards are responsible for enforcing the sport's rules on any given race day. The rules don't accept assumptions from anyone else, so why are the enforcers granted one?

Irish racecourses will soon realise that big-field handicaps are the most profitable races they will run, and they will join the chorus of the people looking to restructure the Irish National Hunt programme

The fact Paul Townend has left Facile Vega for Patrick Mullins to ride at Leopardstown is a hint in itself

Having no Irish racing the Saurday before Christmas is baffling