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Rock Critic can call tune to keep Weld juggernaut in cruise control
A hectic week in Ballybrit begins to wind down with a busy card this afternoon, the feature of which is the seven-furlong handicap, running for a first time under the sponsorship of Ladbrokes.
Weld beats own recordas Clare Glen steals plaudits for Dawson
Dermot Weld again made the Galway headlines last night as he brought up his tally to a record-breaking 13 winners.
Cumani toasts drunken sailor
FORMER Galway Festival winner Drunken Sailor shone at Goodwood yesterday to claim the Glorious Stakes after a thrilling finish.
Snow to reign at goodwood
MAY God be with the days when the box in the corner of the sitting room only had two channels.
Ruby targets September comeback from latest injury woe
Ruby Walsh is on course to return to the saddle in September after suffering crushed vertebrae in a fall at Killarney.
Unconfined joy for Flynn and Doyle after shock Hurdle triumph
Scenes of unbridled mayhem descended on the winner's enclosure at Ballybrit yesterday as the Three Friers Syndicate and its extended entourage welcomed back Moon Dice, the decisive 20/1 winner of the Guinness Galway Hurdle.
Serve Time can blaze a trail to seal home comfort for Gilligan
The Galway Blazers Chase is always well contested and tonight's renewal is no different.
Rainforest has magic formula for handicap debut success
The weekend set will begin to filter in at Galway tonight as the Ballybrit programme switches back to an evening slot following two excellent sessions of daytime activity.
Mullins joy as Tempo blazes to Plate glory
Blazing Tempo returned to a rapturous reception yesterday after landing a sustained gamble in the Galway Plate for the all-conquering Willie Mullins and Paul Townend partnership.
Frankel best there's ever been -- Cecil
ON the latest evidence from Goodwood, Frankel -- as his trainer, as mildly and modestly as possible, now feels compelled to argue -- may conceivably be without precedent.
