Fiesolana, winner of the recent Ballyogan Stakes at Leopardsrown, landed her second Group 3 prize when holding the late surge of favourite Along Came Casey in the featured Brownstown Stakes in Fairyhouse last night.

John Jenkins found Oscars Journey a fine opportunity to break his duck as Windsor's Flat season drew to a close today.

Curragh trainer John Oxx landed the listed Lenebane Stakes for the fourth time in five years in Roscommon last night as 12/1 shot Aklan held the late surge of the Michael Halford-trained favourite Massiyn, also owned by the Aga Khan, by a short-head in a thrilling blanket-finish.

SOUTH African Keagan Latham enjoyed a welcome change of luck when Muckle Bahoochie provided him with his first success of the season in the opening www.dundalkstadium.com 2-Y-0 Maiden at Dundalk last night.

BENBAUN has made the Curragh his home-from-home but he could not have picked a better place to collect a rare ‘away’ success than the Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp yesterday.

North Yorkshire handler David Nicholls hopes to be three-handed in the Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp on Sunday.

British raider Benbaun continued his love affair with the Curragh when proving most game in holding off Dandy Man in the Nolan & Brophy Auctioneers Flying Five.

Major Cadeaux faces 12 rivals as he bids to regain the winning thread in Sunday’s Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville.

Australian speedsters Bentley Biscuit, Magnus, Miss Andretti and Takeover Target all feature among the 32 horses in Saturday’s Golden Jubilee Stakes at the five-day stage.

Benbaun could run twice in the space of five days at Royal Ascot following his impressive recent return to action at the Curragh.

THEANN, who has only ever won one race in her life, a maiden at Naas, can land the Group 3 Ballyogan Stakes at Leopardstown this evening.

Tax Free lowered the colours of Ireland’s great sprinting hope Dandy Man in the Naas Sprint Stakes this afternoon.

Sierra Vista showed up some lofty reputations to win the Betfair Temple Stakes at Sandown.

Dandy Man and Tax Free feature among the 20 horses remaining engaged in the Betfair Temple Stakes at the five-day confirmation stage.

Silver Touch steps back to six furlongs for the first time in tomorrow’s Weatherbys Ireland Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh.

Tax Free smashed Goodwood’s six-furlong track record by almost half a second in an epic Sporting Index Starlit Stakes.

Peter Makin is hoping his tough and consistent speedster Pivotal Point can land Sunday’s Patrick P.O’Leary Memorial Phoenix Sprint Stakes at the Curragh.

Australian raiders Takeover Target, Glamour Puss and Falkirk head a competitive 33 entries for the Group Two King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot on Tuesday.

FOREIGN SEAS is strongly fancied to complete a hat-trick of successes in the Vintners' Handicap Chase at Listowel this afternoon.

With a Cheltenham Festival success to his name already in 2006, John Joseph Murphy turned his attention to the Flat and struck at the top level when registering his first Group-race success with Pout in the Ridgewood Pearl Stakes at the Curragh.

Richard Hills is hoping the real Etlaala will turn up in tomorrow’s Duke of York Hearthstead Homes Stakes on the Knavesmire.

Chris Wall hopes the rain does not dash his plans for Ashdown Express in the totepool Diadem Stakes on Sunday.

Kerrin McEvoy was in sparkling form at Goodwood, completing a treble that included both feature races.

Jamie Spencer was confirmed as top jockey with four winners at the four-day meeting after bringing Bryan Smart's Misu Bond (5-2) home in front in the GNER Conditions Stakes.

Rising sprint stars Iffraaj and Soldier’s Tale head a maximum field of 20 for Thursday’s Darley July Cup after today’s final declaration stage.

Chineur flew the flag for France with a brilliant display in the King’s Stand Stakes as Royal Ascot came to York today.

Airwave looks set for a bright summer after getting her career back on track with an impressive success in the Group Two Ridgewood Pearl Stakes at the Curragh today.

Royal Millennium, an excellent fourth in Group One company last time out, appreciated the drop in class to gain a well-deserved victory in the Ballygallon Stud Renaissance Stakes at the Curragh today.

Connections of Kheleyf are confident of a big run in a top-class international field for the Darley July Cup at Newmarket tomorrow – as long as the forecast heavy rain does not ruin the party.

Mick Channon’s decision to run Gatwick again only four days after he landed a gamble at Goodwood paid off in dramatic fashion at Haydock.

Being drawn low at Chester has always been regarded as a distinct advantage and the opening day of the May meeting proved no exception, with three of the winners coming from stall one.