BBC Sport | Other Sports | Horse Racing | UK Edition All the action as it happens View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lush Lashes wins Musidora Stakes Lush Lashes runs out an impressive winner of the Musidora Stakes at York. ·Denman named horseof year Gold Cup winner Denman wins the Horse of the Year prize at the Anglo-Irish Jump Racing awards for Somerset trainer Paul Nicholls. ·Champ sire Sadler's Wells retires Legendary sire Sadler's Wells is to be retired from stud duties at the age of 27 because of declining fertility. ·Conquest unlikely to make Derby Trainer Dermot Weld has indicated his horse Casual Conquest will miss next month's Epsom Derby. ·Zarkava romps to Guineas glory Superstar filly Zarkava produces another impressive race to win the French 1,000 Guineas at Longchamp. ·Curtain Call misses Lingfield run Curtain Call, second favourite for the Derby, looks set to head straight to Epsom after quick ground scuppered his run at Lingfield. ·Tajaweed win raises Derby hopes Tajaweed claims a thrilling victory in the Addleshaw Goddard Dee Stakes at Chester to spark talk of a crack at the Derby. ·Fremantle battles to Vase success Jockey Ryan Moore needs all his skills to drive home 11-8 favourite Doctor Fremantle in the Chester Vase. ·Cheltenham may alter race times Cheltenham racecourse officials are considering earlier starts and running the feature races at the National Hunt Festival later in the day. ·Bulwark wins Chester Cup Bulwark, a 33-1 shot, wins Chester Festival's feature race in a thrilling finish.

Scotsman.com Sport - Racing Scottish, UK and international sports news from Scotland. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lush Lashes worth a flutter at York AS IT should be, it's ladies first on the opening day of York with the fillies taking centre stage in this afternoon's Musidora Stakes before the colts do battle in to ·Sadler's Wells retires LEGENDARY sire Sadler's Wells is to be retired from stud duties due to declining fertility. ·Tartan Bearer looks set for final Derby tune-up at Hamilton HAMILTON racegoers could be in for a real treat on Friday evening when leading Derby hope Tartan Bearer is in line to complete his Epsom preparations with an appearance in the

Mirror.co.uk - Sport - Racing Mirror.co.uk - Sport - Racing View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lush Lashes can further Oaks claims at York Jim Bolger's daughter of Galileo was a 40-1 shot for the 1,000 Guineas at New-market 10 days ago - but ran an excellent race to finish sixth to Natagora. ·Twice Over could miss Totesport Dante Stakes "The York ground will need to be safe, or he won't run," says trainer. ·Sizing Europe surged to shelve novice chasing plans Sizing Europe's connections were yesterday urged to shelve their novice chasing plans for last season's beaten Champion Hurdle favourite. ·Super-stud Sadler's Wells is retired at 27 Sadler's Wells, one of the most successful sires in racing history, has been retired from stud duties due to declining fertility. ·Dar Re Mi, Cape Amber and Moonstone to meet at York The three horses meet in what promises to be a high-class renewal of the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes. ·JOHN QUINN John Quinn saddled his fourth winner in as many days when Island Music made it an afternoon to remember for racecourse declarations clerk Andrew Robson at Redcar yesterday. ·European racing round-up Casual Conquest blew the Washington Irving bubble away when he hammered Aidan O'Brien's Derby hope by six lengths at Leopardstown yesterday. ·Bouguereau disappoints in Rome Peter Chapple-Hyam's Bouguereau could only finish seventh as Cima De Triomphe came home in front in the Italian Derby in Rome yesterday. ·Newsboy's Saturday tips ASCOT1.10 REGAL FLUSH1.45 JAMBORETTA (NAP)2.20 AL KHALEEJ (NB)2.50 GLAMOROUS SPIRIT3.20 SILVER SUITOR3.55 JIMMY STYLES ·It's a betting bonanza today with 13 races on the box! There's something for everyone with the ultra-competitive Victoria Cup at Ascot, the cut-and thrust of a top class handicap hurdle at Haydock and a Derby Trial on Lingfield's turf track.

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FOXSports.com News for Horse Racing FOXSports.com Top Ranked Headlines. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Analyst thinks Big Brown could be at risk in Preakness At least one analyst worries that Big Brown's Kentucky Derby run raises red flags for the Preakness, Ray Kerrison says. ·UPS inks marketing deal with Derby-winning horse UPS believes Big Brown is the complete package.The shipping giant is trying to capitalize on Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown, whose minority owner named the horse in the company's honor.The company said Friday it has signed a marketing agreement with jockey Kent Desormeaux and Big Brown's owners. UPS, also known as United Parcel Service, will be the exclusive marketing partner of the Big Brown team. ·Gayego enters Preakness for rematch with Big Brown Gayego, who finished 17th in the Kentucky Derby on May 3, was added to the Preakness field Tuesday. He will be the only one of the 19 horses beaten by Big Brown in the Derby to seek a rematch Saturday at Pimlico Race Course. ·Recapturetheglory won't run in Preakness Recapturetheglory spiked a fever Friday night at Churchill Downs, and by the next afternoon, owner Ronnie Lamarque had declared him out of the Preakness, which will be run Saturday for the 133rd time at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. ·Trainer: Eight Belles was not on steroids The trainer of euthanized filly Eight Belles has ordered drug testing to be part of the autopsy on the Kentucky Derby runner-up.Larry Jones wants to dispel rumors the horse may have been on steroids. He guarantees the tests will come back negative. Jones spoke at a news conference at Delaware Park, the site of the filly's first win.Eight Belles was put down after breaking both front ankles Saturday. ·Bay Meadows track approaching the finish line A piece of horse racing history headed into its final stretch on Sunday, the last day of the regular thoroughbred season at Bay Meadows.The fabled track where Seabiscuit ran to glory seven decades ago and Russell Baze became the sport's winningest jockey in 2006 is scheduled to close in September, when bulldozers will move in to make way for condominiums, offices and stores. ·6 NJ race horses test positive for doping Six harness racing horses have tested positive for performance-enhancing substances under expanded testing protocols in New Jersey, state racing officials said Tuesday.New Jersey Race Commission executive director Frank Zanzuccki said laboratory tests confirmed that six horses under the care of trainer Ernest Adam and owned by Stephen C. Slender had tested positive for the performance-enhancing drug Erythropoietin-Hu ... ·Post-race breakdowns not seen too often Breakdowns of the kind Eight Belles sustained moments after the Kentucky Derby are unusual in horses that are pulling up from a race, equine orthopedic surgeons said Monday. But the strides after the finish line can still present a danger for tired horses. ·Eight Belles' trainer defends jockey The trainer of euthanized filly Eight Belles says his jockey handled the horse properly during her second-place finish at the Kentucky Derby.Trainer Larry Jones told The Associated Press on Monday that if the Derby were run again tomorrow, he'd put jockey Gabriel Saez right back on one of his horses.People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has called for the suspension of Saez.

The Seattle Times: Horse Racing The Seattle Times View source archive --> Search this source --> ·6 imams removed from US Airways flight The Council on American-Islamic Relations called today for an investigation into the behavior of airline staff and airport security in the removal of six Muslim scholars from a US Airways flight. ·GOP Congress dumps unfinished budget on Dems Republicans vacating the Capitol are dumping a big spring cleaning job on Democrats moving in. GOP leaders have opted to leave behind almost a half-trillion-dollar clutter of unfinished spending bills. ·Old state Capitol in Olympia marred by graffiti The old state Capitol has been tagged with graffiti that officials believe could cost $10,000 to remove. ·Man blames $1.8M embezzlement on Paxil; judge agrees A federal judge agreed with a Tampa executive's claim that the antidepressant Paxil prompted him to embezzle $1.8 million from a former employer. ·Ex-spy may have been poisoned by radioactive substance Doctors examining a former Russian spy said today that radioactive substances might have been used in the poisoning of Col. Alexander Litvinenko. ·Spirit AeroSystems gains after its $1.43 billion IPO Shares of Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, a maker of airplane sections Boeing as well as Airbus, rose as much as 13 percent in the first day of trading. ·Another night could've meant death She was shaking uncontrollably. Her clothes were soaked and her lips, hands and feet had turned blue. She was ready to give up, she later... ·Fire damages Seattle pet store An overnight fire swept through a North Seattle pet store. ·Oregon mothers nurse babies as show of support for traveler Up to 40 mothers nursed their infants near a Delta Air Lines ticket counter at Portland International Airport today, a show of solidarity for a woman ejected... ·Lebanese Cabinet minister who opposed Syria assassinated Prominent anti-Syrian Christian politician Pierre Gemayel was assassinated in a suburb of Beirut today.

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