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Can once-raced maiden winners transition to Group 1 glory? Mark Boylan assesses the picture after Monogram's supplementary entry for the National Stakes at a cost of €40,000
Sun Goddess' victory in the Harry's Half Million By Goffs at York triggered debate around whether top two-year-olds should be allowed to compete in sales races
With a number of horses transitioning from the flat to hurdling at this time of year, Mark Boylan looks at the most common backgrounds to Irish three-year-old hurdle winners
“We’re like the darts player with only one dart to throw, and one dartboard,” said the popular trainer after his impressive Ballybrit victory with Pivotal Attack
Mark Boylan weighs in on a big week for Billy Loughnane and Dan King, as well as a piece of Cheltenham Festival form that continues to work out extremely well
With a total of €540,000 up for grabs in the Tote Galway Plate and Guinness Galway Hurdle alone, Mark Boylan questions why there was just one British entry, who has since been withdrawn