Death of leading owner-breeder the Aga Khan
He was a towering figure on the turf for the past 50 years
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PODCAST: The Racing Edge - Dublin Racing Festival review
Mark Boylan is joined by Anne Marie Duff and Thom Malone to review a brilliant weekend of racing. Brought to you in association with BoyleSports
RACING FEATURES
BIG INTERVIEW: DECLAN QUEALLY - 'I respect the big guys but they don't scare me'
A key part of one of the most in-form yards in the country, the capable rider/assistant trainer tells Mark Boylan about how a change in direction is yielding big results
DUBLIN RACING FESTIVAL: Mixed emotions as State Man returns to form
"He felt better in himself today,” Paul Townend reported after the chesnut's 11th Grade 1 win
DUBLIN RACING FESTIVAL: Kopek Des Bordes proves a class apart
Willie Mullins' charge is now 6/4 favourite for the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle
Sport horse news
NEWS: Eventing clash close to resolution
A disagreement between event organisers and Eventing Ireland that threatened to decimate the calendar for the upcoming season is on the cusp of being resolved.
Sport horse news
NEWS: Connect, Select and Grow returns for breeders
Sport horse news
PODCAST: Irish Horse World Award winners
Sport horse news
NEWS: Stepping Stones dates announced
The first leg of the Stepping Stones to Success league at Wexford Equestrian begins on April 2nd
NEWS: News in brief and dates for your diary
Austrian international Grand Prix rider Amanda Hartung has tragically passed away after a diving accident in the Maldives
Sport horse news
NEWS: Dorothy Guilford remembered fondly
Tributes have poured in for Pony Club stalwart Dorothy Guilford who died unexpectedly on January 25th, in her 90th year
Other disciplines
PICTURE DESK: On the hunting field
Our hunting photographers were out and about around the country last weekend
Solar bruises, ulcers and abscesses
Following a rare ulcer on the foot of one of her thoroughbreds, Helen Sharp asks resident vet Dr Karen Dunne to explain why and how these less common ulcers are formed
Day in the life: equine lecturer Andrew O' Dwyer
Helen Sharp asks Andrew O’Dwyer, a secondary school teacher and a British Horse Society coach to share a day in the life as a lecturer in the Equine Department at Teagasc Kildalton College
STABLE MANAGEMENT
OPINION: Is passport digitalisation the answer?
Ben Skilbeck of Bramhams of Buckingham asks whether Horse Sport Ireland should make passport production changes in order to help the industry it sets out to support
STABLE MANAGEMENT
FEATURE: Fly me, I'm the groom!
Flying groom David McMahon brings you behind the scenes details of international equine shipping