Lee Mottershead

At least one and perhaps two records were set on a sweltering day, the first by Kyprios, the second by his trainer. In winning the afternoon's Group... Read More

Karl Burke has predicted the north of England will once again be home to Flat racing's champion trainer – but he has played down speculation he will... Read More

As Karl Burke completes the telling of yet another gripping story, any one of which could serve as the plotline to a primetime television drama, he... Read More

Tom Marquand hopes York's decision to build the Ebor festival's third afternoon around the promotion of jockeys will begin to improve engagement with... Read More

This was a day that should have made British racing gulp. What we got on the second act of this Ebor festival was more of the same. Coolmore, Aidan... Read More

Half a century on, the story has lost none of its appeal. A novice hurdle run on the August bank holiday Monday 50 years ago remains the most famous... Read More

The ferocity with which Cieren Fallon thrust his right arm into the air said it all. On any number of levels, the victory was remarkable, not least... Read More

Il Est Francais is no bigger than 5-2 to win the Ladbrokes King George VI Chase but before travelling to Kempton he must tackle the race regarded as... Read More

When Graded races are turned into handicaps, exactly the people you would expect complain about getting the best horses to take each other on. This... Read More

For a race that concluded with a slow-motion finish in pouring rain beneath a miserable grey sky, there was something strangely beautiful about the... Read More