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MTOTO MAGIC MADE A MARK

Graham Buddry looks back on the mercurial career of a horse who probably won’t ever get the acclaim he deserves

NOTHING QUITE BEATS NEWTON ABBOT

Simon Nott enjoyed his day in Devon where there were plenty of punters

IMPRESSIONIST LOOKS A CLASS ACT

Paul Ferguson likes the look of a William Haggas hope in the Northumberland Plate

SEA PRINCE IS READY TO REIGN

Jeremy Grayson reveals 11 jumps horses well worth keeping a close eye on

SEVEN CRAZY DAYS IN GALWAY

Karl Hedley is looking forward to another action-packed festival

WHAT EXACTLY IS PREMIERISATION?

Sky Sports Racing’s correspondent ponders one of the great questions facing racing at the moment

A DECADE SINCE WE LOST ONE OF THE GREATS

Dave Youngman remembers his old friend Sir Henry Cecil, who is much missed on the circuit

IT'S TRIPLE TOPS FOR THE KING

Triple Time proves an instant hit at top level with Queen Anne win

WE'RE HAPPY AND GLORIOUS ONCE AGAIN

Paul Jacobs is looking forward to revisiting the beautiful Sussex Downs for his annual summer racing fix

TAHIYRA TO LAND THE CORONATION

Paul Ferguson fancies the 1,000 Guineas second to come good at Royal Ascot

A MONTH TO FORGET!

Ben Morgan started well with the Scottish National winner - but things soon went downhill

LAUNCHING A NEW RACING SYSTEM

Formtraders are offering their selections on Zoom after nine years of perfecting their methods

FESTIVAL THAT PACKS A PUNCH

Simon Nott has a week to remember as the Irish jumps season draws to a close

ROYAL ASCOT JUVENILES TO WATCH

lan Heitman looks at the two-year-olds who will be strutting their stuff from June 20-24

BROWN WAS THE JACK OF ALL TRADES

Graham Buddry is back for part two as he looks back at the career of the legendary Brown Jack

THE IRISH HAVE GOT IT SUSSED

Xander Brett insists the experience over the water needs to be seen to be believed

NOW MAKE YOURSELF A LEGEND

Paul Jacobs reveals the horses to look out for in a hectic schedule of June meetings

KING CASTS A KEEN EYE AT HQ

Delighted and buoyed by Charles III's visit to his string at Newmarket recently, David Youngman has pinpointed some more youngsters to follow

SPREWELL GETS MY DERBY VOTE

Sir Bob doesn't claim to have the Epsom secret but he hopes the Harrington hopeful wins

EREVANN CAN KICK OFF A RIGHT ROYAL WEEK

David Jackson takes a look at the main races we'll be enjoying from June 20-24

STRONG TEAM FOR EPSOM AND ASCOT

Karl Hedley reports on how the Irish Flat season has kicked off

WELL IN THE HUNT

David Jackson thinks the Derby will be heading across the Irish Sea but not to Ballydoyle this time

CAN ANYONE COMPLETE A DERBY DOUBLE?

An elite club of classic winners potentially awaits this year's Epsom victor

AIDAN AIMS TO SWEEP THE BOARD AGAIN

Andrew Newton discusses whether the O'Brien yard can continue its dominance in this year's Oaks

A TRIBUTE TO HONEY SUCKLE

Rachael Blackmore, who rode the wondermare to four Cheltenham Festival wins, says thanks to a horse in a million

YOUNG GUN WHO ROCKED THE WORLD

Graham Buddry looks back at the career of American Steve Cauthen, who will go down in folklore both sides of the water

A NICE DAY DOWN THE LOCAL

Ben Morgan popped to nearby Ludlow and left with his pockets bulging

THE STAKES ARE HIGH ONCE AGAIN

Andy Newton looks ahead to a keenly-contested battle of the sprinters at Haydock

ROBINS ARE READY TO FLY

Jeremy Grayson with his latest runners to follow from off the beaten track of jump racing

OUTLAW CAN PAY HIS WAY

Andrew Ayres likes the look of a Paul Nicholls runner who is ready to go over fences