AIDAN O’BRIEN is anticipating bold shows from Wonder Of Wonders and Misty For Me in the Investec Oaks at Epsom today.

MASTEROFTHEHORSE has become the latest Aidan O’Brien inmate to attract hefty support for the Investec Derby on Saturday week.

Masterofthehorse has become the latest Aidan O’Brien inmate to attract hefty support for the Investec Derby on Saturday week.

AIDAN O’BRIEN believes Masterofthehorse is in the form of his life as he bids to give the Ballydoyle maestro yet another Group One success in the Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster today.

John Oxx intends to run Mourayan in the Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster after the juvenile ran a fine race in defeat at the Curragh last time.

The pecking order among Aidan O’Brien’s juveniles could become more evident after the Bank Of Scotland National Stakes on Sunday at the Curragh.

The pecking order among Aidan O'Brien's juveniles could become more evident after the Bank Of Scotland National Stakes on Sunday at the Curragh.

AIDAN O’BRIEN takes the wraps off Masterofthehorse, reported to be one of his better juveniles, in the Coolmore Hurricane Run Maiden at Naas tonight.

AIDAN O’Brien will fire at least four arrows at the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh on Sunday.

Triple Oaks heroine Alexandrova looks to have run her last race.

Michael Jarvis is hoping the ground dries out to help Silkwood’s cause in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York tomorrow.

THE clash between Peeping Fawn and Alexandrova in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks tomorrow looks in doubt.

The clash between Peeping Fawn and Alexandrova in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks on Wednesday looks in doubt.

Peeping Fawn and Alexandrova will lock horns in what promises to be a mouth-watering renewal of the Darley Yorkshire Oaks on Wednesday.

Aidan O’Brien could be double-handed with Peeping Fawn and Alexandrova in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York on August 22.

KIEREN FALLON, who took a fall from Eagle Mountain in a Group 1 at Longchamp on Saturday night, missed the ride on the brilliant Peeping Fawn, among others, in the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh yesterday.

Peeping Fawn took her revenge on Light Shift with a comprehensive victory in the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh.

Light Shift and Peeping Fawn, first and second in the Oaks at Epsom last month, renew rivalry in the Darley-sponsored Irish equivalent at the Curragh on Sunday.

Over the years the Boylesports International at Dundalk has produced some really dramatic occasions and one wonders what lies in store this evening when six of the best greyhounds in these islands chase a prize of €25,000, easily the biggest for a one-off contest in these islands.

Alexandrova could make her seasonal bow in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks on August 22.

Sir Percy bids to become the first horse since Roberto 34 years ago to follow up his Derby triumph in the Vodafone Coronation Cup 12 months later.

IF the three-year-olds at Ballydoyle have a lot to prove, then the same cannot be said of the older horses.

HORSE Racing Ireland reported another bumper year for the sport yesterday, with continued growth in attendances, betting and prize money in 2006.

Aidan O'Brien's record of training 14 Group one winners in 2006 has seen him named the Texaco Racing Award Winner for 2006.

AIDAN O’Brien and Jim Bolger collected two awards each, while Ouija Board was named as the Cartier Horse Of The Year for a record second time in London last evening.

Ouija Board could make history at the 2006 Cartier Racing Awards by becoming the first dual horse of the year.

Guilia bids to sign off for the season on a winning note in the Listed EBF River Eden Fillies’ Stakes at Lingfield tomorrow.

St Leger winner Sixties Icon has, as expected, been supplemented for Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.

MANDESHA’S participation in Sunday's Prix de l’Arc Triomphe remained unresolved last night with a decision still to be reached on whether the three-year-old filly will be in the line-up at Longchamp.

Hurricane Run, Shirocco and Japanese superstar Deep Impact all feature among 12 horses to have stood their ground at the latest entry stage for Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Seven runners have been declared for what looks an absorbing renewal of the Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Park Hill Stakes at York on Friday.

Mont Etoile could take her place in the line up for Saturday’s Ladbrokes St Leger after pleasing connections in a gallop on Sunday morning.

AIDAN O’BRIEN’S Nell Gwyn, a poor fifth of seven behind Four Sins at the Curragh on her debut Curragh, but a full-sister to Rock Of Gibraltar, was all the rage for the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Maiden at the first stage of the Tralee Festival last evening and duly obliged.

Rising Cross is likely to take in the Group Two GNER Park Hill Stakes at York after disappointing in America last time out.

ALEXANDROVA proved a real star turn at York yesterday when completing a Group One hat-trick under a supremely confident Mick Kinane in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks.

Alexandrova landed her third straight Group One victory when running out a hugely impressive winner of the Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York.

Alexandrova is a red-hot favourite to make it a hat-trick of big-race wins in tomorrow’s Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York.

Connections of Allegretto are hoping the filly can step up on her recent Haydock success in tomorrow’s Darley Yorkshire Oaks.

Dual Classic winner Alexandrova heads a list of 13 horses confirmed for Wednesday’s Darley Yorkshire Oaks at York.

GEORGE Washington faces a crucial workout today to determine if his return to action will be at Leopardstown next weekend or Goodwood the following Sunday.

Pam Sly’s 1000 Guineas heroine Speciosa will return to action for an autumn campaign, with York’s GNER Park Stakes the probable first port of call.

DROOPYS RODGER, a son of English Derby winner Droopys Scholes and also trained by Ian Reilly, smashed the track record when winning the opening second round heat of the Bar-One Racing Irish Sprint Cup over Dundalk's 400 yards on Friday.

Mont Etoile faces a step up in trip for her next start with connections of the Irish Oaks fourth planning a tilt at the Park Hill Stakes or the Ladbrokes St Leger at York in September.

Kieren Fallon appeared in court yesterday to answer charges relating to an alleged betting conspiracy.