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Friday 23 August 2019

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CLAIM: Ten Sovereigns. Photo: Mark Cranham/cranhamphoto.com

Ten Sovereigns looks to be the right price

Ten Sovereigns can stake his claim to be this year's champion sprinter with success in the Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes at York.

Winning message in Outbox

Outbox can see off all challengers in Goodwood's Qatar Summer Handicap.

Justina can score at Galway today for Jessica Harrngton

Great White Shark to take another bite

Jody Townend enjoyed a career highlight she'll be...

FLYING HIGH: Top Of The Charts can score. Photo: racingpost.com

Top Of The Charts can hit heights again for Cromwell

Gavin Cromwell is one of the best trainers in the...

'Light That was a shade disappointing at Killarney last month, but I think he is a horse that has to go right-handed, so you can put a line through that and have plenty of faith in him going the right way around.' Photo: Alain Barr

Robbie Power: 'Light That can shine brightly'

Yesterday was one to remember for me,...

Jody Townend and Great White Shark take the feature race at Galway last night. Photo: Sportsfile

Great White Shark chomps to victory

Great White Shark gave Willie Mullins his third...

Onlyhuman could be a big winner for Jessica Harrington this evening

Jessica's super 'Human

Jessica Harrington is only human, but she's sending out winners like a...

Counter argument in the Cup

Cross Counter can spoil the party for Stradivarius in what promises to be an...

Anthony Van Dyck doesn’t have that much to find in the ratings on Enable

Van can drive to good finish

In the QEII at Ascot this afternoon, Enable is fancied by most to keep the...

Aidan has hope instead of belief

Anthony Van Dyck will be following in the hoofprints of his illustrious father if he can supplement his Investec Derby triumph...

Royal Lytham can adapt to the conditions

Rain to swing it Lytham's way

With over an inch of rain forecast for the Curragh prior to racing this evening, all eyes will be on the ground description ahead of the first Group One two-year-old race of the season.

Colin Keane, Adrian McGuinness and Saltonstall

Saltonstall's Keane edge

The Ado McGuinness-trained SALTONSTALL (3.55, Galway) was victorious here on Tuesday in the Colm Quinn Galway Mile and he could well land the lion's share of another €120,000...