Racing news, latest on horseracing in Wales

Racing: Four-timer for Callan

NEIL CALLAN gave notice to Ryan Moore that he may not have things all his own way in the jockeys’ championship by bringing up a near 1,436-1 four-timer at Brighton yesterday. Read

Racing: Ask answers all the questions at Sandown

ASK suffered an interrupted campaign last term but he can get this year off to a flying start in the bet365 Gordon Richards Stakes at Sandown. Read

Racing: Cecil thinking twice about classic bid

TWICE OVER is far from certain to contest the 2000 Guineas despite his thrilling victory for Henry Cecil in the banshahousestables.com Craven Stakes at Newmarket yesterday. Read

Racing: Infallible leads way

INFALLIBLE swooped to the head of the stamjamesuk.com 1000 Guineas market when coming from the clouds to take the Leslie Harrison Memorial Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket yesterday. Read

Racing: Cecil hits right note with Born Tobuggie

HENRY Cecil gained a timely first winner of the season on the eve of the Craven meeting when Born Tobouggie showed plenty of spirit to land division one of the Showsec Maiden Stakes at Nottingham yesterday. Read

Racing: Gosden hopes to prove Infallible

ONCE-RACED Infallible faces the acid test very early in her career by tackling the Leslie Harrison Memorial Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket today. Read

Racing: Stars set to clash in Craven

RAVEN’S PASS, Confront and Twice Over are among a quality 19-strong entry for the banshahouse.com Craven Stakes at Newmarket next Thursday. Read

Racing: Gosden planning Raven’s prep

JOHN Gosden will saddle leading stanjamesuk.com 2000 Guineas candidate Raven’s Pass – the horse he describes as “the best chance I have had in the race” – in a trial at Newmarket or Newbury next week. Read

Racing: Dobbin signs off with winner

IT ALMOST ended in tears, but Tony Dobbin signed off his riding career on a winning note when he brought Ballyvoge home in front in a dramatic finish at Carlisle yesterday. Read

Racing: Hedghunter retired

HEDGEHUNTER, winner of the 2005 John Smith’s Grand National, has been retired. Read

Racing: Don’t Panic at Donny

DON’T Panic can make a triumphant transition to Listed class with victory in tomorrow’s Doncaster Mile Stakes on Town Moor. Read

Racing: Halcon tops Gold contenders

HALCON GENELARDAIS has been left at the head of the weights for the bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown on April 26. Read

Racing: Fitzgerald faces second op on Grand National neck injury

MICK FITZGERALD is to have a second operation on his neck following his fall in the John Smith’s Grand National. Read

Racing: Nicholls looks to Guinness

NEPTUNE Collonges is on course to bid for back-to-back victories in the Punchestown Guinness Gold Cup later this month. Read

Racing: Sugar Mint ready to make a mark at Bath

SUGAR Mint holds some lofty entries later in the season and has been found a nice race at Bath with which to open her account. Read

Racing: Great homecoming for National hero

IT is not every day a Grand National winner arrives home at Pond House, so family and friends of David Pipe turned out in force to formally welcome the 2008 hero Comply Or Die back to Nicholashayne yesterday. Read

Racing: McKelvey is National fatality

THE Grand National was marred by one equine death, last year’s runner-up McKelvey. Read

Horse racing: National thrill for Murphy

TIMMY Murphy says winning the John Smith’s Grand National on Comply Or Die gave him an “unbelievable feeling.” Read

Racing: Grand National is not a normal race

AS the runners and riders prepare to get under starter’s orders at Aintree today, two-times Grand National winner Carl Llewellyn tells Steffan Rhys what it’s like to live one of the biggest days in the horse racing calendar. Read