MARCUS TOWNEND: Charlie Appleby believes Star Of Mystery has a big chance of giving Frankie Dettori another glorious night on the Dubai World Cup stage when they line up together.
Derek Fox has been cleared to ride Randox Grand National favourite Corach Rambler after a BHA Whip Review Committee deferred a decision on a potential breach of the rules.
EXCLUSIVE BY MARCUS TOWNEND: The team behind Corach Rambler fear they may lose jockey Derek Fox if the BHA's Whip Review Committee slap him with a ban on Thursday.
HORSEPOWER: While it has been another season to endure rather than enjoy for Manchester United fans, former boss Sir Alex Ferguson has had a glorious winter on the racecourse.
MARCUS TOWNEND: Monbeg Genius was not among Mone and Barrowman's frozen assets and the sport feared public backlash if the gelding had won the £1m steeplechase.
MARCUS TOWNEND: Varian's 2022 St Leger winner was last seen when winning last season's Irish St Leger and his Dubai target will be the first big assignment for new jockey James Doyle
After an epic career which included 25 Group One wins, champion Australian racehorse Winx almost died in 2021. Now attention turns to the value of her first born daughter.
Kennedy, 25, rode the favourite Teahuppo to glory in the Stayers' Hurdle, while 20-year-old Ewing won the Albert Bartlett Hurdle aboard 33-1 outsider Stellar Story.
Desert Hero, who generated huge interest last season with his Royal Ascot win and St Leger third for King Charles and Queen Camilla, is being primed for another Royal Ascot challenge in June.
It's been a quite week for Betfair Ambassador Rachael Blackmore and a couple of nice rides at Limerick on Sunday could see her add to the 'Serial Winners Fund'.
Karl Burke plays his first cards in what could be a momentous Flat season for his Middleham stable when well-backed Liberty Lane runs in the Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster.
Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Saturday's meetings at Doncaster, Newbury, Bangor-on-Dee, Wolverhampton and Newcastle.
After turning 16, his mother took him to the Australian Jockey Club in Sydney where he picked up an apprenticeship after Clare had heard an advertisement on radio.
MARCUS TOWNEND: Still it might be worth a word in the ear of the Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce along the lines of the dangers of strangling the golden goose.
Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Darren Weir has pleaded not guilty after being accused of attempting to corrupt the race that stops a nation back in 2018.
The excitement, anguish and elation from Cheltenham was felt by millions more watching from afar in what is no doubt one of the greatest weeks in the British sporting calendar.