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Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will share Caldwell Potter with three close friends following tragic death of Hermes Allen at weekend

Hardy Eustace, who was trained by the late Dessie Hughes, won three times at the Cheltenham Festival including the Champion Hurdle in 2004 and 2005

Horses trained by Willie Mullins took all four of the Grade One races on day one of Leopardstown's Dublin Racing Festival. Galopin Des Champs completed the set after wins for Dancing City, Kargese and Il Etait Temps

The Grand National-winning jockey is seen pictured with legendary jumps trainer Henrietta Knight who paid him a visit in hospital in Middlesbrough

Former jockey Wayne Burton has opened up on the life-changing injuries he suffered after a fall almost two decades ago, and how the Injured Jockeys Fund saved his life

In an outstanding statement ahead of the Cheltenham Festival, the 17-time champion Irish jump trainer completed an extraordinary month with 37 wins in Ireland and three in Britain

Jamie Snowden's staff were devastated by the death of Datsalrightgino at Cheltenham's Festival Trials Day. Colonel Harry will represent his owners Hew and Jane Glyn Davies in Saturday's Scilly Isles Novices' Chase

Cheltenham Festival winner The Real Whacker is fancied to deliver in his Cheltenham Gold Cup warm-up on what should be a highly informative weekend

Andy and Gemma Brown are sending 29 horses to auction next month, including Grade 1 winner Caldwell Potter, saying they are taking a break from racing

Allaho had won two editions of the Ryanair Chase in 2021 and 2022 but will miss the race for the second year in succession after an injury setback

Monkfish had not won since landing the second of two Festival victories in March 2021 but entered Stayers’ Hurdle contention after netting the Galmoy Hurdle

Nico de Boinville, Nicky Henderson’s stable jockey, will now miss the plum ride on another leading Cheltenham Festival candidate Jonbon

Theleme won the French Champion Hurdle last year and was vying for the head of the market with Teahupoo but will miss the Festival following a training setback

Reach For The Moon, a one-time Derby contender for the late Queen Elizabeth II, could run over jumps at Cheltenham for Her Majesty The Queen

The LIV Golf defector Brooks Koepka has put his cash behind a racehorse alongside Graeme McDowell and a friend and the investment is already proving to be a canny one for the trio

The Cheltenham Festival will be getting underway in March and you can find out here everything you need to know on how to bag tickets, how much they'll cost and what's happening on each day

Harry Derham-trained Givemefive won his second jumps race from as many starts for VIP owners Brooks Koepka and Graeme McDowell who were watching from Florida

Rachael Blackmore was the first female jockey to win the Cheltenham Festival's feature race, riding Henry de Bromhead's chaser. She also went into the record books in the Grand National for her main employer

Maughreen earned 8-1 Champion Bumper quotes after her stylish debut at Punchestown. Trained by the Festival record-breaker, she is from the family of his multiple Grade One winner Faugheen

Newsboy expects Malina Girl to make the trip from Ireland worthwhile for Gavin Cromwell at Warwick, and he also reckons improving Sonigino can give Paul Nicholls a fourth win in the Lanzarote Hurdle at Kempton Park

It's For Me, a leading fancy for the big meeting in March, has suffered a setback. The Simon Munir and Isaac Souede-owned horse is 8-1 for the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle with William Hill

Burdett Road is at the top of William Hill's JCB Triumph Hurdle market at 7-2. The Royal Ascot winner has flourished over obstacles in James Owen's care and is unbeaten in two starts

The star of Ruth Jefferson's small team damaged a knee when brought down in last year's Chletenham Gold Cup and has yet to school since returning to training

Charlotte Jones, from Barrow-in-Furness, is enjoying her best season in the saddle and is two wins away from riding out her conditional jockey's claim