Tom George made a timely double visit to the winner's enclosure ahead of his Cheltenham Festival raid when Bold Punt and Overlaw were successful in the hands of Denis O'Regan at Market Rasen.

Red Moloney was given a 33-1 quote by victor Chandler for the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle after striking gold at Musselburgh.

Connections of Born Tobouggie anticipate a bright future for the three-year-old after her taking victory at Leicester.

Komreyev Star, who ended Ray Peacock’s seven-year wait for a winner at Southwell a month ago, ensured the next one would not be quite so long in coming by repeating the trick over the same course and distance.

Kevin Darley was garlanded by his weighing-room colleagues after signing off his riding career at Doncaster.

Timmy Murphy rattled off a 1133-1 hat-trick for three different trainers at Bangor.

Timmy Murphy chalked up a 47-1 treble at Uttoxeter for three different trainers.

Frankie Dettori may be handing over the jockeys’ championship to Jamie Spencer but the popular Italian showed his appetite for winners is as strong as ever with a 24-1 treble at Nottingham.

Graham Gibbons and Philip Robinson were both in fine form at Nottingham on Wednesday as the pair celebrated 67-1 and 58-1 doubles respectively.

Richard Johnson took the riding honours at Hereford today with a treble highlighted by the success of Woodenbridge Dream in the Weatherbys Bank Novices’ Handicap Chase.

FERGAL LYNCH has had a stormy racing career - he once attacked a steward with a chair - but there was never any doubt about his natural ability.

A massive entry of 55 horses has been received for Saturday’s Tote/Racing Post £1m (€1.47m) Ten To Follow November Handicap at Doncaster.

Wunders Dream led her rivals a merry dance in the hands of Michael Fenton in the Group Two Polypipe Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster today, and she is all set for a trip to Longchamp next month.

Richard Hughes and Mark Johnston were the biggest winners as the Great Britain and Ireland team captured the 2002 Blue Square Shergar Cup at Ascot today as they defeated the Rest of the World by 137 points to 110.

Gerard Butler’s Almnadia came good last Monday when the three-year-old filly came fast and late to deny Mountsorrel by a neck in a selling handicap - and she can repeat the trick at Musselburgh tomorrow.

Royal Cavalier stunned Saturday punters again to complete a 48-1 double for apprentice Graham Gibbons at Haydock.