All news by author: Jon Lees

Cameron Sword, 21, is one of seven people who own a share in Corach Rambler, the dual Cheltenham Festival winner who is favourite for the Grand National

Noble Yeats is on course to attempt to win back-to-back runnings of the Grand National after 50 horses were left in the £1 million race in which only 40 can run

Clan Des Obeaux won the King George VI Chase twice and two editions of the Aintree Bowl during a brilliant career for his owners, who include former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson

Mighty Potter who was regarded as a likely Cheltenham Gold Cup contender for next year suffered a fatal fall after starting hot favourite for a chase at Fairyhouse on Sunday

Durham trainer Rebecca Menzies went public with her concerns for jockey welfare after stable rider Nathan Moscrop lost an appeal on Thursday against an 11-day whip ban

Felix de Giles has picked up the mount on Roi Mage in the Grand National after James Reveley failed to recover from a broken leg in time for next week's Aintree meeting

Frankie, who was born with a condition that affects one in 3,000 for which he needed immediate surgery at Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool, has been named the Grand National's honorary 41st runner

Frankie Dettori won five Group 1 races on Godolphin superstar Daylami, including in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot and Breeders' Cup Turf

Minella Trump is being trained for the Grand National by Donald McCain, son of the legendary three-time winner Red Rum’s trainer Donald McCain Snr

Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp is one of four owners in 66-1 chance Back On The Lash who is close to being guaranteed a start in the Grand National

Jack Kennedy, stable jockey to Gordon Elliott, has ridden out for the first time since he broke his leg which caused him to miss the Cheltenham Festival

Top trainer William Haggas revealed he has held discussions with Andrew Balding about opening a satellite yard in Sydney, 10,000 miles away from his home in Newmarket

Bravemansgame, who finished second to Galopin Des Champs at the Cheltenham Festival, is being aimed at the Aintree Bowl on the first day of the Grand National meeting

Top syndicate ownership group Middleham Park Racing is seriously considering running three-year-old Brave Emperor in the historic US race, the Kentucky Derby

Britain’s most successful trainer at the Cheltenham Festival, Nicky Henderson, will try to end 44 years of failure in the Grand National with Mister Coffey

British racing will remember four members of the community who died this week including Jessica Whalley who was "a shining example" of the sport

As Doncaster stages the first meeting on grass of the year and with the first Classic just five weeks away, here are ten horses to look out for during 2023

Jumps superstar Constitution Hill will be schooled over fences by trainer Nicky Henderson after Aintree to determine whether he can make the grade over fences next season

Jessica Whalley, a 25-year-old member of staff at Michael Owen's Cheshire racing stables, was riding a horse back from exercise when she tragically collapsed and died, trainer Hugo Palmer has revealed

Gai Waterhouse, the most successful female trainer in the world often described as 'racing's first lady', said people had become "weak and prissy", speaking at a lunch in Sydney

Police confirmed a woman had collapsed and died despite the efforts of emergency services at the Manor House Stables in Malpas, Cheshire owned by Michael Owen on Tuesday morning

Leading jockey Hollie Doyle has not ridden since January when she fractured and dislocated her elbow in a fall during at race at Wolverhampton but will be back in time for the start of the new Flat turf season on Saturday

Champion point-to-point trainer Tom Ellis and wife Gina Andrews, the leading amateur rider, enjoyed a perfect weekend when every runner from their yard won

Clan Des Obeaux, who has won more than £1 million for former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, will not be ready for his hat-trick bid in the Aintree Bowl

Pablo Morales, 34, was in the stalls ready for the start of a race at Tampa Bay Downs in Florida when a horse in the next stall nearly bit off his right little finger