While Peter Chapple-Hyam contemplates a Ladbrokes St Leger tilt with Monitor Closely, Zaahy kick-started his juvenile team with a classy display in the tagworldwide.com Novice Stakes at Lingfield today.

A trip to Goodwood could be on the cards for Som Tala following his all-the-way win in the John Smith’s Northumberland Plate on Saturday.

Jamie Spencer wasted little time in getting on the board on Kempton's American themed night with a pillar-to-post victory on What Katie Did.

Tony Culhane rode his first winner since returning from 15 months out of action with a chance ride on Welsh Emperor at Haydock today.

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.

Tony Culhane cannot wait to get back in the saddle at Hamilton tomorrow following 15 months out through injury and suspension.

David Chapman’s admirable sprinter Quito has been retired after returning sore from his last run in the July Cup at Newmarket.

Irish jockeys Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh have been banned for 12 and nine months respectively after an investigation into 37 races in 2003 and 2004.

Irish jockeys Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh have been banned for 12 and nine months respectively after an investigation into 37 races in 2003 and 2004.

Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh will appear before the Horseracing Regulatory Authority’s disciplinary panel on July 9.

Tony Culhane spent Thursday night in hospital after a nasty fall at Wolverhampton but is hoping to be released shortly.

NANNINA is likely to kick off her 2007 campaign in the Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes at Newbury on May 19.

Tony Culhane and Dean Mernagh are confident they will be cleared of all charges after the Horseracing Regulatory Authority confirmed they will face a disciplinary inquiry.

Tony Culhane has confirmed he is one of two jockeys set to be charged by the UK Horseracing Regulatory Authority after a security department investigation.

Tony Culhane took the riding honours at Pontefract with a 44-1 double highlighted by Sweet Lilly’s success in the £40,000 (€59,440) Listed totesport.com Silver Tankard Stakes.

TONY CULHANE was taken to Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield after suffering a shoulder injury in a crashing fall at Pontefract yesterday.

Tony Culhane returns to action on Saturday for the first time since breaking his right collarbone and suffering a collapsed lung in a fall at Pontefract earlier this month.

Tony Culhane will have to spend at least a week in hospital after a routine visit revealed that he had a collapsed lung.

Bentong looked a class act when he recorded a narrow but convincing success in the £50,000 (€73,200) Weatherbys Insurance Summer Sprint at Redcar.

Tournedos showed his liking for the twists and turns of the Roode as he claimed the totesport.com Chester City Wall Stakes for a second consecutive year today.

Mick Channon is eyeing a late-season campaign with shock Weatherbys Superlative Stakes winner Halicarnassus.

Trainer Andrew Balding and jockey Francis Norton teamed up to good effect at Haydock, notching a 31.5-1 double courtesy of Generosia and Banknote.

James Given could step Folga up in class at Ayr at the weekend after his charge recorded a straightforward success in the E.B.F. Park Suite Fillies’ Handicap Stakes at a sun-drenched Pontefract.

Brazilian apprentice Silvestre de Sousa stole the limelight when he booted Handsome Cross home a narrow winner of the GNER Scottish Cup at Musselburgh.

Quito marked his 100th racecourse appearance with a thrilling victory in the Bank Of Scotland Corporate Stakes at Haydock Park today.

Sir Michael Stoute’s fantastic hot streak in stakes races continued with Jeremy bagging a thrilling victory in the Cheveley Park Stud King Charles II at Newmarket.

Bryan Smart’s bid to land a first British Classic received a boost at Newmarket when Misu Bond survived two sessions with the racecourse farrier to land the banshahousestables.com European Free Handicap.

Stan James 2000 Guineas entry Misu Bond has built on the promise of his Redcar Two-Year-Old Trophy success by taking the Listed banshahousestables.com European Free Handicap at Newmarket.

Four jockeys fell foul of the officials on a busy afternoon for the stewards at Southwell.

Hayley Turner stole the show when scooping two awards at the Lesters at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Saturday night.

Hayley Turner showed why she was crowned joint champion apprentice with a brilliant ride on Willhego to win division one of the No 5p Rule 4s At Betdirect Handicap at Lingfield.

North Yorkshire trainer Alan Swinbank’s Indian summer continued when he saddled 20-1 chance Hartshead to win the TSG Handicap at York.

Go Tech repeated his victory of 12 months ago in the Dalby Screw-Driver Handicap at Pontefract to complete a 33-1 double for trainer Tim Easterby – but his jockey Dave Allan was not so lucky.

Balwearie continued the revival of Linda Perratt’s fortunes with a narrow victory in the Seasons Holidays Handicap at Ayr this afternoon.

Jockey David Allan’s disappointment at missing out on a ride at Royal Ascot at York tomorrow was tempered somewhat when he completed a 28-1 double on No Grouse and Grandad Bill at Thirsk today.

Right Key could be supplemented for the Darley Irish Oaks after landing the Group Three Kerry Group EBF Noblesse Stakes at Cork today.

Liverpool supporters Karl Burke and Franny Norton had more cause for celebration when the trainer and jockey teamed up successfully with City For Conquest in the Stapleton Maiden Auction Fillies’ Stakes at Catterick today.

AIDAN O’BRIEN was far from downhearted after Yeats lost his unbeaten record to Cairdeas in the High Chaparral EBF Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh yesterday.

Aidan O’Brien was far from downhearted after Yeats lost his unbeaten record to Cairdeas in the High Chaparral EBF Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh today.

BA Foxtrot claimed a British victory after a tooth and nail fight to the line in the Choisir European Breeders Fund Race at the Curragh today.

William Haggas is set to unleash his Juddmonte Lockinge Stakes entries Brunel and Polar Bear in different warm-up races on Saturday.

Tony Culhane’s planned return to race-riding at Wolverhampton tomorrow has been put on hold and he now intends to be back in action on Saturday week.

Tony Culhane hopes to make a speedy return to action after fracturing an ankle and heel in a fall at Lingfield yesterday.

ALBERT HALL propelled himself to the forefront of Aidan O’Brien’s juvenile team with a battling success in the Juddmonte Beresford Stakes at the Curragh yesterday.