AIDAN O’BRIEN finalised his Investec Derby plans yesterday and will take a team of three to Epsom.

Macdillon weaved together a number of coincidences to complete an unforgettable afternoon for his trainer Stuart Kittow at Sandown.

Noel Glynn is hoping to use the Guinness Galway Hurdle as a springboard to Cheltenham Festival glory for the lightly-raced Serve Time.

Horses of Derby calibre do not appear too often in a trainer's career but two years after Motivator, Michael Bell can start dreaming again today with his Sandown winner Regime.

David Barron has the Ayr Gold Cup on his mind after Rising Shadow landed the feature race on Ripon’s traditional Children’s Day, the Armstrong Memorial Handicap.

Barry Hills looks to hold a strong hand in tomorrow’s Group Three Betfred Classic trial at Sandown.

So often the victim of the ire of trainers, there was some rare praise for a clerk of the course after Benedict took the 32Red.com Casino Handicap over the Bunbury Mile.

Fracas and Merger will bid to add to Ireland’s impressive haul of recent British races when the pair line up for the Betfred Classic Trial at Sandown.

Willie Ryan is to retire at the end of the turf season. He is currently number one jockey to Henry Cecil.

DERBY winner Benny The Dip has been humanely destroyed after fracturing his knee in an accident at Rathbarry Stud in Fermoy, County Cork, it emerged yesterday.

JOHN GOSDEN is always to be feared when he saddles a runner in a big handicap and his Charley Bates stands out in the Tote Ebor at York today.