With his striking feathered headdress, his jewelled and embroidered attire and his signature cry of ‘I gotta horse!’, Ras Prince Monolulu ...
Find out more Saxon Group Riding for the Disabled Association celebrated National Sporting Heritage Day with the launch of their new Tea with a Pony sessions for local people living with dementia.
Find out more The 1970 Flat racing season was all about one horse, Nijinsky. The incomparable Irish superstar, who had become the first ...
Find out more (continued from part one) A winning prize of £25,000 was on offer for the field of eight many of whom had ...
Find out more Did you know that Palace House Stables has been the home of four Derby winners? It’s hard to believe but in ...
Find out more Two years later the mighty French horse Gladiateur (Triple Crown winner) was trained in Newmarket followed by Hermit in 1867, ...
Find out more Other than Paul Nicholls, who has trained as well as ridden a winner of the Hennessy Gold Cup? The answer ...
Find out more (continued from part one) After the war, he sought a quieter life and concentrated on racing, with Derek riding for him ...
Find out more We know that “The fastest horse wins the Guineas; the luckiest the Derby – and the best horse wins the ...
Find out more The Anglo-French clash in the St Leger was eagerly awaited and appeared to be a two-horse race. Heliopolis had won the Chester ...
Find out more In the 1870s Warwick Races was rocked by a betting storm, where threats of prosecution abounded.
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