Jockey Karen Kenny is expected to make a full recovery as she continues her rehabilitation from a horror fall at Tramore earlier this month.

Highlights include Derek Mooney's new nature series and The Apprentice.

Ten food outlets were closed in February by the Food Safety Authority after health breaches.

Willie Mullins believes Quevega is stronger than ever as she bids for a fourth successive triumph in the OLBG Mares’ Hurdle.

Clive Smith does not expect the extra three weeks to be a problem for Kauto Star ahead of his bid to make history in the William Hill King George VI Chase at Kempton.

Alain de Royer-Dupre is confident Melbourne Cup hero Americain can give him a second successive victory in the Hong Kong Vase on Sunday week.

Johnny Murtagh was left cursing his luck after Fame And Glory failed to get the rub of the green in Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.

Henry de Bromhead is happy with Sizing Europe ahead of the Irish Independent Arkle Trophy at Cheltenham tomorrow.

Nicky Henderson expects Champion Hurdler Punjabi to improve for the run ahead of Saturday’s Boylesports.com International at Cheltenham.

English jockey Darryll Holland will appear in court in Cyprus today in connection with passing counterfeit cash.

Tournament host Tiger Woods saw off defending champion Anthony Kim and held off a last-round charge from Hunter Mahan to win the AT&T National at Congressional Country Club.

Nigel Twiston-Davies expects punters to see the “real” Imperial Commander when he lines up in the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham on Saturday.

MICK Fitzgerald admits he was lucky to retire in one piece after calling time on his near 20-year career yesterday.

Tom Pernice Jr will go into the final round of the AT&T National with a one-stroke lead after a one-under-par 69 helped him to a 10-under total tonight.

Frankie Dettori is hoping Rio De La Plata will be fit to take his chance in the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot next week.

Paul Cole could switch Luck Money’s attentions to racing at the highest level after the colt plundered a huge €1m prize in the Parknasilla Hotel Goffs (C&G) Million at the Curragh.

Per Incanto could have his first start for new connections in the CGA Hungerford Stakes at Newbury in England on Saturday.

Philip Hobbs is hoping Zabenz can gain compensation for a luckless run in the Grand National at Sandown on Saturday.

Aranleigh, who finished third in the Weatherbys Champion Bumper, is unlikely to run again this term.

Robert Alner believes The Listener has every chance of giving him a second win in the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup at the Festival meeting.

David Pipe has stated he has no plans to employ a retained rider other than principle owner David Johnson’s jockey Timmy Murphy in the foreseeable future.

Robert Ogden’s Cheltenham heroes Voy Por Ustedes and Star De Mohaison are set to line up at Aintree, ground permitting.

A multi-million-pound British High Court dispute between broadcaster At The Races and British racecourse owners has been settled.

TIMMY MURPHY has landed the plum ride on ante-post favourite Victram in the Pierse Hurdle at Leopardstown on Sunday.

Tony McCoy will be asked to ride the Jim Lewis-owned Impek in the Stan James King George VI Chase at Sandown on Boxing Day.

Tony McCoy is in line for the plum ride on Essex in the Smurfit Champion Hurdle at next month’s Cheltenham Festival.

Janet Leigh’s shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho has been voted the best film moment of the last 50 years.

Plans remain firmly on hold for the great Limestone Lad, arguably the most popular hurdler to have run either side of the Irish Sea in recent years.

HORSE Racing Ireland and the Association of Irish Racecourses have concluded a media rights contract with At The Races.

Acclaimed duo Outkast topped a year-end poll of polls today to land the definitive album of the year accolade.

The abuse of three Brazilian cleaning company workers who this week won a 50,000 judgement against their employer highlights the need for more government labour inspectors, a union leader says.

Alvaro Recoba returned with a vengeance from a year of torment and goes to the World Cup living up to his status as the world’s best-paid footballer.

Senegal’s World Cup ambitions hinge on the performances of a reformed wildman known as ‘the serial killer’.

World Cups are made for showmen and showmen come no bigger than Italy’s limelight lover Alessandro del Piero.

Argentina’s Matias Almeyda has a score to settle with Sven-Goran Eriksson.

Dr. James McDaid, T.D., Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation announced

A survey says the text message boom is spreading to the over 35s.