Person: Doug O’Neill

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

racing

Ballydoyle drawing Lines Of Battle in Kentucky Derby

Aidan O’Brien’s main thoughts will be on the first Classics of the season at Newmarket but the trainer will have one eye on the action across the Atlantic as Lines Of Battle goes for glory in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.

racing

I’ll Have Another out of Belmont

Dreams of a triple crown set pulses racing on Stateside

racing

Queen Anne ‘most likely’ for Frankel

racing

I’ll Have Another primed for Preakness glory

racing

Breeders' Cup Juvenile goes to Midshipman

Council roars to Del Mar glory

Student Council posted the best performance of his career to upset seven-time Grade One winner Lava Man at Del Mar on Sunday.

Mon, 20 Aug, 2007

Shamdinan claims Secretariat success

Ex-French runner Shamdinan made a winning American debut as he claimed the Grade One Secretariat Stakes at Arlington.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2007

Godolphin's Ashkal leads the way

Ashkal Way landed his first victory at the highest level when displaying an impressive turn of foot to win the 400,000 Citation Handicap at Hollywood Park yesterday.

Sat, 25 Nov, 2006

Lava bubbling ahead of classic

Doug O’Neill is delighted with the condition of Lava Man ahead of the Breeders’ Cup Classic – but understands why he is only third favourite.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006

George draws stall four

George Washington will start next to hot favourite Bernardini after the pair were drawn in stalls four and three for Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Classic at Churchill Downs.

Wed, 01 Nov, 2006

Wonderboy out of Derby

Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winner Stevie Wonderboy will miss the Kentucky Derby on May 6 after sustaining an injury to his right front ankle.

Tue, 07 Feb, 2006

Wonderboy defeated in Santa Anita

Kentucky Derby favourite Stevie Wonderboy suffered a surprise defeat by Brother Derek in the San Rafael Stakes at Santa Anita yesterday.

Sun, 15 Jan, 2006

Hopes high for Dancer bid

Connections of Japan Cup winner Fleetstreet Dancer are keeping a realistic view of their prospects in Saturday’s Dubai World Cup.

Thu, 25 Mar, 2004