'Maintenance work' for Luxembourg before Prix de 'Arc de Triomphe
Aidan O'Brien will just put Luxembourg through "maintenance work" between now and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
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Gigginstown & Willie Mullins reunite after six-year split
Gigginstown House Stud and Willie Mullins are back together, six years after their high-profile split.
Liam Davies is UK snooker’s brightest prospect but his legendary practice partner keeps him grounded
Liam Davies cemented his position as the brightest young star in UK snooker last month when he became the first player ever to win the IBSF Under-16, Under-18 and Under-21 World Championships in the same year, not that his practice partner Mark Williams was congratulating him.
Hamilton star Dario Zanatta makes 'Dick Campbell's never happy' quip after controversial penalty award
Dario Zanatta laughed off Dick Campbell’s claims that Hamilton Accies shouldn’t have been awarded a penalty in their win over 10-man Arbroath.
Joseph O'Brien dominates Irish Cambridgeshire at the Curragh
Federal led home a one-two for trainer Joseph O'Brien in the Paddy Power Supporting Cancer Trials Ireland Irish Cambridgeshire.
Sean O'Brien 'in the thick of it the whole time' - Leo Cullen
A summer of change at Leinster, but a familiarity in the new arrivals.
O'Brien's Roaring Gallagher storms to Bellewstown win
Just over three years on from the death of Roaring Lion, one of his progeny, Roaring Gallagher, made a promising winning debut for Joseph O'Brien in the Irish EBF Auction Series Maiden at Bellewstown on Wednesday. Always to the fore in the one-mile contest, the €50,000 purchase knew his job at the business end and secured the victory in a professional manner in the hands of Declan McDonogh, to become the first Irish winner sired by the four-time Group One winner. Owning Hill-handler O'Brien has been known to run some of his smarter juveniles at this venue and assistant trainer Brendan Powell is of the opinion Roaring Gallagher is well worth his name mentioning in the same company.
'It feels unbelievable' - Ireland's big win in Japan marked by debuts to remember
Debuts don't come much better than they did on Saturday.