Speedy Lezoo's 1000 Guineas participation likely to hinge on trial
Lezoo is unlikely to run in the Qipco 1000 Guineas without tuning up in a trial first, with connections keeping their options open for the star filly ahead of the new Flat season.
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French Claim outclasses Navan rivals
Irish Derby third French Claim is to be campaigned over staying trips in future having landed short odds on his comeback at Navan.
Sam Curling confident on Angels Dawn's Irish National claims
Cheltenham Festival winner Angels Dawn has been given the go-ahead to bid for further glory in the BoyleSports Irish Grand National Chase at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday.
Grand National has an increasingly Irish feel
A total of 57 horses remain in the reckoning for the Randox Grand National at Aintree on 15 April after Tuesday's latest acceptance stage, with perennial champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins and his domestic rival Gordon Elliott responsible for more of the potential runners than their British-based peers combined.
O'Brien considering options after Kyprios setback
Aidan O'Brien is considering Plan B for his staying challenge this term, with reigning champion Kyprios a major doubt to defend his Gold Cup title at Royal Ascot.
Thedevilscoachman shows National credentials again at Limerick
Thedevilscoachman teed himself up for a possible tilt at the Irish Grand National with victory in the Way To Paris @ Coolagown Stud Hugh McMahon Memorial Novice Chase at Limerick.
Insinuendo goes one better at the Curragh
Willie McCreery's Insinuendo went one better than last year to claim the Lodge Park Stud Irish EBF Park Express Stakes at the Curragh.
Gold Cup-winning jockey Cooper retires from the saddle
Cheltenham Gold Cup-winning rider Bryan Cooper has announced his retirement from the saddle with immediate effect.