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Kitty's Light won the Scottish Grand National at Ayr last Saturday, a performance which meant a lot to Williams, as his daughter is battling leukaemia. Sandown is now a possibility for the tough chaser

Horse racing is in mourning following the death of Group 1-winning Dean Holland in a fall at Donald racecourse in Australia with dozens of tributes to the 34-year-old posted on social media

Mighty Thunder, winner of the Scottish Grand National in 2021, died in the Ayr stables after unseating his rider during Saturday’s race, a week after his trainer won the Grand National

Dean Holland, 34, was reported to have died at scene after he was thrown to the ground when his mount ducked in and fell in the middle a race at Donald in Australia

Dean Holland was a veteran of Australia's horse racing circuit but was killed after being thrown from his ride during a race meeting in Donald, with the rest of the day's running cancelled

Sandy Thomson's stable lost Hill Sixteen in the Grand National at Aintree. On Saturday he has two runners in the Scottish version at Ayr, Empire Steel and Flower Of Scotland

Teo Nugent, 24, one of the rising stars of the saddle in Australia, was found guilty of careless riding at an inquiry into the incident which resulted in the death of the horse he was riding

Pat Cosgrave eased up on 1-6 favourite Concorde at Chelmsford and they were pipped to the post by My Roxanne. The stewards banned the jockey for 28 days following the incident

Dan Skelton said his brother Harry will have his injured shoulder assessed on Friday, after he fell from Heltenham at Cheltenham on Wednesday and missed the rest of his rides

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John 'Shark' Hanlon says Cape Gentleman, pulled up in the Randox Grand National won by Corach Rambler, is recovering after his operation at Liverpool Equine Hospital. The trainer also criticised the actions of Animal Rising protestors

A total of three horses died across three days of racing at Aintree in ­Liverpool last week. Hill Sixteen, owned by Jimmy Fyffe, fell at the first fence on Saturday, suffering terminal injuries

Corach Rambler won the Grand National at Aintree on Saturday - with a 21-year-old student at Heriot-Watt University playing a key role in the horse's memorable triumph

Campaigners from Animal Rising may target Epsom Derby next after storming the racecourse Aintree on Saturday ahead of this year's Grand National

Abba singer Anni-Fryd Lyngstad sent a congratulatory message to trainer Lucinda Russell after her horse won the famous steeplechase at Aintree on Saturday

The 2023 Grand National was delayed by protestors with over 100 arrests made before Hill Sixteen suffered a fatal fall in the race and now the British Horseracing Authority have issued a statement

People have been left stumped after a man challenged them to tell them which way the horse was facing in a beautiful picture he took during sunset – but they just can't agree

Fans of the ITV soap star were less than impressed when she stepped out in an impossible to miss red ensemble to attend the races at Aintree Racecourse over the weekend

The 2023 Grand National has been threatened with disruption by Animal Rising protestors and 118 activists have been arrested on the day of the showpiece event

Jimmy Fyffe, who is a director of Dundee United Football Club and racehorse owner, said he was gutted after Hill Sixteen suffered a fatal injury in the Grand National

Corach Rambler won the headline 2023 Grand National race at Aintree to give trainer Lucinda Russell and jockey Derek Fox their second victory in the famous race

The 2023 Grand National has been disrupted by protestors at Aintree with campaign group Animal Rising targeting the biggest event on the horse racing calendar

King Charles III has reportedly sold 14 of his late mother's horses, including one who won at Goodwood just two days before her passing, bagging £1m so far

He was one of the world's most famous racehorses, known for his extraordinary speed and strength, but the mystery of Shergar's disappearance has long since eclipsed his racing achievements

When Ginger McCain bought the seven-year-old gelding in 1972 and discovered he had pedal osteitis, a disease of the bone which threatened to cripple him, he headed to the sea