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World Horse Racing News from The Irish Field

The Irish Field provides all the latest in global horse racing news. Browse through our news stories, interviews and articles to stay informed on the latest developments in world horse racing.
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HONG KONG: Freedman feels on top of the world after first Sha Tin successes
Ayr Gold Cup to be run at Haydock Park
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Ayr Gold Cup to be run at Haydock Park
Ayr Gold Cup to be run at Haydock Park
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BRITAIN: 'They don't make many like Geoff Wragg'
Ian Carnaby pays tribute to Derby-winning trainer Geoff Wragg who died last Sunday at the age of 87
By Ian Carnaby on 22 September 2017
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CANADA: Bear takes one for the locals
“I had faith in this horse, right from the beginning, and I didn’t give up on him"
By Sean Clancy on 22 September 2017
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AMERICA: The summer Penny Chenery made us feel we belonged
Sean Clancy recalls his first experience meeting Penny Chenery, the breeder and owner of Secretariat, who died last Saturday aged 95
By Sean Clancy on 22 September 2017
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CANADA: Casse approves World the one to beat in Del Mar
"Am I confident we can win? I don’t think I would change places with anybody”
By Sean Clancy on 22 September 2017
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FRANCE: Big targets set for comeback winner Recoletos
Carlos Laffon-Parias is still talking in terms of the Arc and Qipco Champion Stakes for the Prix du Jockey Club third Recoletos
By Irish Field Contributor on 22 September 2017
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JAPAN: Tanino reignites Frankel fever
Japanese juvenile Tanino Frankel is making headlines after his impressive maiden win at Hanshin
By Irish Field Contributor on 22 September 2017
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JAPAN: Needle threads through to book Grade 1 ticket to Nakayama
It was a lot more straightforward this time for favourite Fine Needle who ran out an impressive winner of the Grade 2 Centaur Stakes
By Irish Field Contributor on 22 September 2017
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AUSTRIA: Iraklion revives glorious Freudenau days
David Conolly-Smith reports on the Austrian St Leger held at Freudenau a splendid racecourse with a long tradition
By Irish Field Contributor on 22 September 2017
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BRITAIN: Murtagh scores Carlisle double
The Meath trainer claimed a double at the Northern England track and Pat Shanahan continued his good run of form at Musselburgh
By Ian Carnaby on 22 September 2017
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BRITAIN: Duretto prolongs good season for Balding
Andrew Balding continued his good season with a feature race success at Chester
By Ian Carnaby on 22 September 2017
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BRITAIN: Spring Loaded much too good in the Portland
“He had a bad draw at Chester and a stress fracture earlier in the year but everything came right today”
By Ian Carnaby on 22 September 2017
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BRITAIN: Seahenge books Dewhurst ticket
"We came here with the view that if he was going to be a Dewhurst horse he’d have run well”
By Ian Carnaby on 22 September 2017
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