Nine people including Ipswich striker Michael Chopra and jockey Andrew Heffernan have been charged in connection with race-fixing by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA).

Nine people including Ipswich striker Michael Chopra and jockey Andrew Heffernan have been charged in connection with race-fixing by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA).

Alan McCabe continues to be peeved by Caspar Netscher's underdog status, but the Nottinghamshire trainer can have another attempt at confounding the experts in the Qipco 2000 Guineas after the colt came out on top in Newbury's Aon Greenham Stakes this afternoon.

Ger Lyons could not be happier with Lightening Pearl as he prepares the Group One-winning filly for the Qipco 1000 Guineas at Newmarket on May 6.

William Buick made the best possible return to riding in Britain by winning on his first mount of 2012 in the Bet At Blue Square Maiden Stakes at Lingfield this afternoon.

THE Aidan O’Brien-trained So You Think looks set to be the sole European representative in the Breeders’ Cup Classic at Churchill Downs on November 5.

KEVIN Ryan returns to the scene of his first major victory as he unleashes Bapak Chinta in today’s Emaar Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket.

ALAN McCabe is confident his star juvenile Caspar Netscher remains at the peak of his powers ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Mill Reef Stakes at Newbury today.

Alan McCabe is confident his star juvenile Caspar Netscher remains at the peak of his powers ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Mill Reef Stakes at Newbury tomorrow.

Caspar Netscher gave Alan McCabe the biggest success of his training career when gaining just reward for his consistency with a hard-fought victory in the Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Gimcrack Stakes at York.

Swathes of London were burning tonight as the most devastating night of rioting so far raged across the capital for a third day.

Alan McCabe has decided not to send Sans Loi for the Jebel Ali Stables & Racecourse Anglesey Stakes at the Curragh on Sunday.

A sleepy afternoon at Southwell at least provided a source of vitality for young jockey Jacob Moore today.

Cathy Gannon's positivity was rewarded when Spic 'N Span claimed a sixth course success at Southwell.

Tislaam led home stable companion Kensington to give trainer Alan McCabe a one-two in a thrilling Pontefract Apprentice Handicap today.

Ralph Beckett bemoaned the lack of prize money on offer at Lingfield this afternoon but his promising winner Days Of Summer will surely have the opportunity to pick up greater riches.

Richard Fahey's decision to let Utmost Respect take his chance in the Duke of York Blue Square Stakes paid dividends as he swooped late and fast for Group Two glory.

La Capriosa transferred her fine all-weather form across to the turf with a no-nonsense victory at Beverley.

DERMOT WELD’S Moving Heart, who had threatened more than was delivered in three previous runs, put it all together to produce a smooth performance in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Maiden at Limerick last night.

Jamie Osborne ensured his annus horribilis is well behind him as he sent out a 272-1 double courtesy of Media Stars and Ladies Dancing at Lingfield.

Jockey Stacy Renwick has appealed against the 10-day suspension dished out by the Doncaster stewards following her ride on Red Wine last Friday.

Paul Hanagan has made a terrific start to the new Flat campaign and booted home another winner in division one of the Alec And Dick 174 Not Out Maiden at Beverley.

The familiar Mark Prescott/Seb Sanders pairing played a prominent role in the win of Ricci De Mare at Southwell.

With all the attention focused on title-chasing jockeys Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer at Doncaster, the casual racegoer could be forgiven for paying the £75,000 totesport.com November Handicap little more than polite notice.

Hollows Mist responded to all Richard McGrath’s calls to gamely hold Irish raider Drumnavaddy Lough by a neck in the Knauf Insulation “It’s Time To Save Energy” Handicap Chase at Newcastle.

Seb Sanders closed the gap on Jamie Spencer in the jockeys’ championship race to just three after following up a fine double at Lingfield with a win for his boss Sir Mark Prescott at Wolverhampton.

Jeremy Noseda and British Horseracing Authority chairman Paul Roy have a bright prospect to look forward to in 2008 if the manner of Forgotten Voice’s debut at Lingfield is anything to go by.

Seb Sanders landed a valuable double to edge four ahead of Jamie Spencer in the race for the jockeys' championship following this afternoon's meetings.

Michael Stoute can usually be relied upon to have a smart batch of three-year-olds and Tajaaweed and Patkai looked as though they should pay their way in 2008 after making winning debuts at Nottingham.

Robbie Egan arrived in Britain a fortnight ago with the endorsement of none other than Kieren Fallon and certainly did his career no harm with his first success in this country at Lingfield.

Newmarket trainer David Loder started off his New Year in fine style courtesy of a 9-1 double with Big Band Music and Zabeel Palace at Lingfield today.

AS the exciting build-up to the All-Ireland football decider continues, Mayo received a great boost yesterday when Ballinrobe accounted for Tralee in the All-Ireland final of the Bulmers-sponsored Pierce Purcell Shield at Shannon.