Hooray was an impressive all-the-way winner of the Adnams Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket today.

Dream Ahead added another level of intrigue to the two-year-old division by providing trainer David Simcock with his first British Group One in the Shadwell Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket today.

Hooray continued what could be a surprisingly busy build-up towards a Group One challenge with what trainer Sir Mark Prescott felt was her best performance to date in the totepool Sirenia Stakes at Kempton.

Triple Aspect maintained his formidable record at Sandown in the Coral Charge today.

Kuanyao could bid for a fifth success on the bounce at Salisbury on Saturday week after extending his winning spree in the “Colonel” Has Joined Premier Racing Services Handicap at Yarmouth.

Trainer Michael Dods landed his first Group-race success as Barney McGrew scored under an enterprising ride in the totesport.com Chipchase Stakes at Newcastle.

Clive Brittain’s Zaidan maintained his unbeaten record with an impressive performance in the Chesham Stakes, the opening event on the final day of Royal Ascot.

CANFORD Cliffs arrived at Royal Ascot with a score to settle and left at the top of the podium in the three-year-old miling division after proving his worth in the St James’s Palace Stakes.

A champion jockey, a Fine Gael councillor and a former lap-dancing club owner were tonight named in the Revenue’s latest list of tax dodgers.

Seb Sanders was also hit with a one-day ban (September 10) for careless riding on Usquaebach who finished third in the Southwell Golf Club Junior Members Nursery at Southwell.

Southwell's moderate all-weather fare was enlivened by the exploits of Mingun Bell, who now looks destined for far loftier assignments.

Kite Wood breezed to the forefront of the St Leger market with an authoritative display to make all in the Group Three CGA Geoffrey Freer Stakes at Newbury.

George Baker's brimming confidence in My Kingdom was justified as he ran out a clear-cut winner of the £10,000 (€11,764) 180Casino.com Brighton Rocket Handicap today.

Tropical Treat has the Lowther Stakes at York next month on the horizon after making a winning debut in the EBF sportingbet.com Maiden Stakes at Windsor.

Dar Re Mi just held Beach Bunny in a thrilling finish to the Audi Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh.

Both Johnny Murtagh and Seb Sanders have decided to appeal against suspensions they incurred when riding at Epsom on Friday.

Seb Sanders picked up a three-day ban following his winning ride on the Mark Prescott-trained Cecily at Wolverhampton.

The future of Breeders’ Cup Classic hero Raven’s Pass has yet to be decided.

Ralph Beckett reports Look Here to be in fine shape as she bids to become the first filly to for 16 years to complete the Juddmonte Oaks-Ladbrokes St Leger double at Doncaster on Saturday.

JOINT British champion jockey Seb Sanders underwent surgery yesterday to have a bone in his left leg pinned that was broken in his fall at Chester over the weekend.

Seb Sanders will miss the rest of the season after breaking his femur in a fall at Chester on Saturday.

Few will forget the epic battle between Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer as the race for last season’s champion-jockey title went to the wire in the final race of the campaign.

Seb Sanders will miss the rest of the season after breaking his femur in a fall at Chester yesterday.

There were few happier men at Chester on Saturday than local owner Nick Hughes who realised a lifetime ambition as his Supermassive Muse landed the corbettcasino.com Handicap.

Joint-champion jockey Seb Sanders faces a spell on the sidelines after being taken to hospital with a suspected broken leg from a horrific fall at Chester.

Tom Dascombe has excelled with his two-year-olds this year and Willridge proved the latest winner from that division for the Lambourn trainer when he made all in the Mary Wort Memorial Maiden Stakes at Salisbury.

IRISH raider Master At Arms sprung a 12-1 surprise in the Clean Concierge Handicap under Jerry O’Dwyer at Wolverhampton yesterday.

Seb Sanders is hoping to get a two-week suspension reduced after failing a breath test in Sweden on Sunday.

Mark Prescott was the toast of punters as the three-day Brighton Festival got underway in brilliant sunshine with Seb Sanders driving home 8-11 favourite Starry Sky.

Pipedreamer gained his first Pattern success in the Sky Bet York Stakes – and may return to the Knavesmire next month for a crack at the Group One Juddmonte International Stakes.

Tony Culhane was out of luck on his return to the saddle at Hamilton, where he finished third on board the Mick Channon-trained Deer Daylami.

Although Henry Cecil has enjoyed a fair share of Group One success during his illustrious career, it has to be said a victory for Phoenix Tower in the Coral-Eclipse would have pleased the masses.

Jockey Daragh O’Donohoe took his seasonal tally to 16 and provided Godolphin with a winner by the seaside as Desert Chill got off the mark in the Barking Brickwork Maiden Stakes at Brighton.

Steve Drowne, fresh from securing three victories at Royal Ascot last week, was back in the winner’s enclosure following victory on the veteran Little Edward at Lingfield.

Little Edward rolled back the years with a thrilling victory in the Ashdown Forest Handicap at Lingfield today.

Kingsgate Native bounced back from defeat earlier in the week to win the Golden Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Trainer Michael Dods and jockey Phillip Makin teamed up to good effect as Ayr enjoyed a virtually trouble-free return to action.

DARK MISSILE came on in leaps and bounds last year and she must be the pick in the EBF Lansdown Fillies’ Stakes at Bath today.

Seb Sanders took Windsor’s opening fixture of 2008 by storm, notching a magnificent near 535-1 treble highlighted by his success on By Command in the HSBC Investment Maiden Stakes.

Despite it being only the first meeting of the year at Brighton, regulars are unlikely to see a more progressive horse all season than Captain Webb.

Jeremy Noseda is proving virtually unstoppable at Brighton and following The Galloping Shoe’s victory, the Newmarket trainer can now claim a record of 10 wins from 14 runners in the last five years.

Cape may bid to follow up a cosy success at Doncaster in the Abernant Stakes at Newmarket next week.

Ryan Moore stole a march on his chief rivals in the jockeys' championship with a near 7-1 double at Kempton, highlighted by Malt Or Mash's victory in the intercasino.co.uk Dragonfly Stakes.

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