Joseph O’Brien-trained star the sole Irish challenger for final Grade One before Cheltenham

Remarkable tally reached on Saturday with Chantry House win at Cheltenham

The matter was referred to chief executive Denis Egan for further investigation

August Bank Holiday in 1974 - one of racing’s most daring scams was almost pulled off

Race-ready tycoon has enjoyed 52 winners at festival since his first in 1982

Ray Hackett’s Crackerdancer can beat the assembled big guns at At Limerick

Edward O’Grady thanks those who ‘tried to do the impossible’ to help his wife Maria

Barry John Foley hopes for pre-appeal boost at Punchestown with Golden Firepower

Young trainer Joseph O’Brien aiming to make big impact in Juvenile Fillies Turf race

Aidan O’Brien fillies Ballydoyle and Found favourites for 1,000 Guineas and Gold Cup

Cheltenham exertions may hamper Road to Riches and Smashing

Trainer unhappy with 13lb hike for his horse’s Lexus Chase effort

Horse Racing Ireland’s chief executive Brian Kavanagh points to a fundamental difference of philosophy between different jurisdictions

David Wachman trained Most Beautiful could break Aidan O’Brien stranglehold