Greg Wood

The race’s ability to adapt to changing attitudes over the course of nearly 200 years has been one of the secrets of its survival

Charlie Appleby was still in a highly positive frame of mind about his Godolphin yard after the Nell Gwyn Stakes defeat of Dance Sequence

Richard Hannon’s horse romped home but the trainer hinted that Rosallion, ‘a horse with an awful lot of speed’, is a superior candidate for May’s Classic

In the spring of 1869, Queen Victoria was approaching the halfway mark of what would eventually be a 64-year reign, Sir Henry Morton Stanley was

An Irish-trained horse has not won of the most coveted prizes in UK jumps racing since Queen Victoria was on the throne

Greg Wood at Ayr · 2 min read In this article: Willie Mullins

Willie Mullins is on the verge of winning the UK jump trainers’ championship after his 18-1 shot Macdermott was victorious at the Scottish Grand National

If all the best horses miss the Classic trials the beginning of the season is heading the same way as the declining Craven

Six weeks after his milestone at Cheltenham, trainer will become the first based in Ireland to win since Vincent O’Brien in 1954

“It's done but not quite dusted yet,” was Willie Mullins's assessment earlier this week of the race for the National Hunt trainers' championship