Martin Molony The Brief, Brilliant Reign Of Ireland’s Greatest Dual Jockey
Born into a family that was steeped in racing, Martin Molony and his brother Tim were always destined for the saddle. Having grown up around
The Dominance of Tim Molony – Five Times a King
“Monlony, you say?! I know that name!”; it is likely that you do if you are a horse racing enthusiast, but maybe you’re thinking of
From Roman Harbour To Racing Glory: Four Centuries At Chester Racecourse
The oldest known racecourse in Great Britain – The Roodee, Chester is steeped in history, having originally been used as a harbour during the Roman
St Leger Heads This Weekend’s Horse Racing Action
As we approach the closing stages of the 2025 horse racing flat season (is it me or has this flown by?!), this weekend offers up
Murphy’s Law: Triumphs And Tribuations Of A Grand National Winner
A jockey that often comes into my mind when thinking about jump racing is Timmy Murphy – I’ll get to the reason why further down.
Racing Action Is To Look Forward To This Weekend
As we approach the mid-way point of the flat season, I’m looking with interest at a few of the meetings tomorrow. At Haydock Park for
Can Willie Mullins Make It Three British Trainer Titles In A Row Next Season?
Well, what a two years for Irish jump racing trainer, Willie Mullins. That’s two British Jump Trainers’ Championship titles in a row, this time around,
Mullins For Me Again In The Scottish Grand National
Can Willie Mullins stop winning? Despite failing to retain the Cheltenham Gold Cup with heavily backed favourite Galopin Des Champs, he surged in style to
Remembering Ginger: One of Horse Racing’s Great Characters
Very recently, I had a flashback to my time at Staffordshire University – where I studied sports journalism, way back in 2008-2011. One of our
Is ‘I Am Maximus’ An Early Outside Contender For The 2025 Cheltenham Gold Cup?
Off the back of his superior success in the Grand National, all eyes will be on I Am Maximus in the Cheltenham Gold Cup in