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The Dante meeting means it's summertime - but the livin' is far from easy in racing's politics
Bill Barber
It's not complicated: a nice day out helped by nice people is what we all want at the races
Another View
Old-school thinking might be best left in the past when it comes to finding a Classic winner
Julian Muscat
Leopardstown's Derby Trial has fallen on hard times - but could Los Angeles be the one to revive its tradition?
Alan Sweetman
Racing leaders face huge decisions - but could any amount of money justify relinquishing control of the crown jewels?
Lee Mottershead
Racing could benefit if great Olympian Michael Johnson strikes gold again with athletics
Another View
Wayne Lordan is on board for my best bet of the weekend at Leopardstown on Sunday
Johnny Dineen
Shame on all of us for not making a bigger deal out of the Kennedy v Townend epic title race
David Jennings
In an uncertain world, can you bear the loneliness of the value-seeking punter?
Another View
History and tradition may no longer be enough for Royal Ascot to woo the world's best
Another View
Why my relationship with jump racing now reminds me of Wile E Coyote and the Road Runner
Chris Cook
Guineas results a boost for Derby trials, but will it prompt trainers to reconsider racecourse gallop approach?
Another View
City Of Troy proves history repeats itself - his place in the annals hinges on Aidan O'Brien finding the route to redemption
Alan Sweetman
The 2,000 Guineas is one of my favourite races but I simply cannot work out how City Of Troy ran so badly on Saturday
Tom Segal
British racing cannot afford to miss the boat again when it comes to the Tote
David Thorpe and Simon Bazalgette
There is no race quite like it - absolutely right to roll out the red carpet for the one and only Chester Cup
Another View
Coolmore's great expectations will need to be rethought after City Of Troy mirrors Auguste Rodin with Guineas flop
Peter Scargill
I couldn't entertain backing City Of Troy - but there are some other cracking bets at Newmarket
Johnny Dineen
Strength of your views on affordability is hidden away under Gambling Commission's diplomatic verbiage
Chris Cook
Willie Mullins is a phenomenon who's rewriting the record books - but his dominance could cause long-term damage to racing
Tom Segal
'The only way is going to be up for him this season' - Paul Kealy with five selections for Guineas weekend at Newmarket
Paul Kealy
New code on affordability checks is a hard-won victory, but concerns remain
Tom Kerr
You'll hopefully catch a glimpse of racing's TV future if you watch Saturday's Kentucky Derby
Another View
Furore over ill-advised 'casino' campaign should warn racing that scrutiny of gambling advertising isn't going away
Bill Barber
Home
News
Opinion
The Dante meeting means it's summertime - but the livin' is far from easy in racing's politics
Bill Barber
It's not complicated: a nice day out helped by nice people is what we all want at the races
Another View
Old-school thinking might be best left in the past when it comes to finding a Classic winner
Julian Muscat
Leopardstown's Derby Trial has fallen on hard times - but could Los Angeles be the one to revive its tradition?
Alan Sweetman
Old-school thinking might be best left in the past when it comes to finding a Classic winner
Julian Muscat
Leopardstown's Derby Trial has fallen on hard times - but could Los Angeles be the one to revive its tradition?
Alan Sweetman
Racing leaders face huge decisions - but could any amount of money justify relinquishing control of the crown jewels?
Lee Mottershead
Racing could benefit if great Olympian Michael Johnson strikes gold again with athletics
Another View
Wayne Lordan is on board for my best bet of the weekend at Leopardstown on Sunday
Johnny Dineen
Shame on all of us for not making a bigger deal out of the Kennedy v Townend epic title race
David Jennings
In an uncertain world, can you bear the loneliness of the value-seeking punter?
Another View
History and tradition may no longer be enough for Royal Ascot to woo the world's best
Another View
Why my relationship with jump racing now reminds me of Wile E Coyote and the Road Runner
Chris Cook
Guineas results a boost for Derby trials, but will it prompt trainers to reconsider racecourse gallop approach?
Another View
City Of Troy proves history repeats itself - his place in the annals hinges on Aidan O'Brien finding the route to redemption
Alan Sweetman
The 2,000 Guineas is one of my favourite races but I simply cannot work out how City Of Troy ran so badly on Saturday
Tom Segal
British racing cannot afford to miss the boat again when it comes to the Tote
David Thorpe and Simon Bazalgette
There is no race quite like it - absolutely right to roll out the red carpet for the one and only Chester Cup
Another View
Coolmore's great expectations will need to be rethought after City Of Troy mirrors Auguste Rodin with Guineas flop
Peter Scargill
I couldn't entertain backing City Of Troy - but there are some other cracking bets at Newmarket
Johnny Dineen
Strength of your views on affordability is hidden away under Gambling Commission's diplomatic verbiage
Chris Cook
Willie Mullins is a phenomenon who's rewriting the record books - but his dominance could cause long-term damage to racing
Tom Segal
'The only way is going to be up for him this season' - Paul Kealy with five selections for Guineas weekend at Newmarket
Paul Kealy
New code on affordability checks is a hard-won victory, but concerns remain
Tom Kerr
You'll hopefully catch a glimpse of racing's TV future if you watch Saturday's Kentucky Derby
Another View
Furore over ill-advised 'casino' campaign should warn racing that scrutiny of gambling advertising isn't going away
Bill Barber
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