Frustrating Lifetime Ambition has a fine opportunity to open account

Drop back to the minimum trip should be ideal for Gorki D’airy in maiden hurdle

After two reasonable starts over seven furlongs, he stepped up a little further when third over a mile on his most recent outing

Long-standing maiden An Marcach  can get off the mark in the finale

The conclusion of the Charles Byrnes appeal ought to have been a huge moment in Irish racing, but somehow it doesn’t feel quite so momentous

Coqolino has a gilt-edged opportunity to get off the mark in maiden hurdle

First gong for Nickie Quaid as champions dominate 2020 selection

Gordon Elliott’s horse was a shade unlucky when runner-up to Coltor on his hurdling debut late last month in Naas.

Join us for a special evening of Cheltenham chat on Friday March 12, at 6.30pm with racing legend and Irish Examiner columnist Ruby Walsh, Irish Examiner racing correspondent Tommy Lyons, and former champion jockey and tv presenter Mick Fitzgerald, author of Better than Sex.

Promising Ain’t That A Shame should have no trouble with step up in trip

Jo March ought to take beating in the first division of Auction Maiden

Fair beauties to be found at this fowl Skeaghanore Ballydehob webbed address, says Tommy Barker

Joseph O'Brien looks destined to land the spoils in the Fingal Hygiene & Safety Rated Novice Chase

After a somewhat promising outing in a bumper, he was better on his hurdling debut when third behind Ennemi Public and Mercury Lane

What a sorry state of affairs for the sport and industry of horse racing that, a fortnight from the Cheltenham Festival — the greatest show in National Hunt racing — the focus is on a picture of a leading trainer which circulated on social media ...

Cedarwood Road can get off the mark over fences in Beginners’ Chase

Avellino retains plenty of ability and can make up for lost time in opener

Shean Glory showed enough in defeat in a recent outing to take Handicap Hurdle

For a two-time point to point winner, she has thus far been a touch disappointing, but there were distinct signs of better to come when she finished runner-up on her most recent outing

Back to Leopardstown again and Gee Rex can get punters off to a flyer by taking the opener, the first division of the TRI Equestrian Maiden Hurdle.