The York Ebor Festival is rapidly approaching, with the four-day meeting set to deliver another outstanding week of Flat racing later this month following the conclusion of Glorious Goodwood.
Liverpool’s pre-season tour of the United States ended on a disappointing note as Leeds United fought back from two goals down to claim a 4-2 victory in Chicago, handing Andoni Iraola plenty to consider before the new campaign.
Before the start of this weekend’s Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup at Ascot, the Great Britain and Ireland team has been strengthened by the confirmation that both Ryan Moore and Dylan Browne McMonagle will take part in the annual international jockeys’ competition.
Arsenal have seen their opening bid for Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimarães rejected, with the Magpies determined to keep hold of one of their most influential players ahead of the new Premier League season.
Glorious Goodwood once again provided a glimpse into the very best of the Flat season, with three standout performers adding their names to the roll of honour on the Sussex Downs.
The Jockey Club has confirmed it will leave the Racecourse Association (RCA) at the end of the year, citing concerns that the organisation’s current structure is preventing reforms it believes are essential for the long-term future of British racing.
The Blues have added experience and youth to their ranks, with Welbeck arriving from Brighton on a two-year contract, while Barco has joined from Strasbourg on a seven-year-deal.
The race to be crowned British Flat Jockeys’ Champion is entering a crucial stage, with the season moving past Glorious Goodwood and onto York’s Ebor Festival towards the end of the month.
Billy Loughnane’s rapid rise has drawn comparisons with some of the brightest young stars in world sport, and after another huge success at Glorious Goodwood, the 20-year-old is firmly establishing himself as horse racing’s answer to Luke Littler.
Ben Stokes may have stepped away from international cricket, but England managing director Rob Key has refused to rule out a remarkable return for next summer’s Ashes against Australia.
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