Melissa Jones

Junior Alvarado had lots of ground to make up from the stalls on Baeza in the Alysheba Stakes, and the pair eventually took third as Corporate Power held victory from Skippylongstocking after an inquiry

Shane McGovern, 67, was performing trackwork when his mount, Reformist, reportedly collapsed and died, and he became trapped under the horse for six hours, cutting off blood circulation to his legs

The £525,000 race over a mile was the first Classic of the Flat season. Charlie Appleby was chasing a fourth victory in five years with Distant Storm and King's Trail, while Gstaad and Into The Sky were well backed

Melissa Jones & Stephen Killen Veteran jockey Shane McGovern has tragically had both of his legs amputated following a terrible accident at his stables.

After impressively galloping ahead of the rest by six lengths in the 1m1f handicap, the 9-4 favourite slipped in the pull-up area and his rider landed awkwardly. An inspection was held and the final two races were called off

Melissa Jones Bow Echo ran out an emphatic winner of the Betfred 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket to remain unbeaten.

Shane McGovern, 67, was carrying out trackwork when his mount, Reformist, collapsed and died, and he became trapped under the horse for six hours.

Shane McGovern was trapped underneath his horse, Reformist, which collapsed and died during trackwork at his stables in Australia, leading to his wife discovering him six hours later

Three races at Haydock were abandoned on May 23 after the hole was discovered during the first. Meetings scheduled for Friday and Saturday were moved to Wolverhampton and Carlisle

Bradbury (6-4) and Urchin (1-2) hung across the track, giving other horses and jockeys the chance to strike. One of them was trained by Andrew Balding, who has Item in next Saturday's Betfred Derby