#Race of the Century

March 30, 1970. Racing champion Secretariat was born. After Citation in 1948, Secretariat became the first U.S. Triple Crown winner in 25 years and became the stuff of legend. New York Post columnist Larry Merchant said: "Secretariat is the kind of Big Horse that makes grown men weep, even when they are flint-hearted bettors, even when he goes off…

First published on July 20, 2015, Steve Dennis looks back at the race of the century, when Grundy and Bustino went eye to eye down the Ascot straight Naturally, there has to be a race considered to be'the race of the century', but why this one? What elevated this particular race to the general understanding that, in 100 years, there had never been…

After struggling to hold back the tears following the 10 year-old's success in the Grade Two feature 12 months ago, the Grand National and Cheltenham Gold Cup-winning trainer expects to be in a similar state should he secure the same result on Sunday 4th December in the two and a half-mile contest. First Flow has not been sighted since finishing…

Swain (left) beat High-Rise (right) and Royal Anthem to win his second King George Following Enable's record breaking third win in the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Qipco Stakes, we look back at the careers of the Dahlia and Swain, the two dual winners of the race that set the bar high for Enable to beat. The first dual winner of the King George…

This is always the time of year when Americans interested in the world of golf start asking questions like: How can we win this year's team event? That was true of the 2018 Ryder Cup in Paris, the 2019 Presidents Cup in Australia and last year's Ryder Cup in Wisconsin. This year, though, at the 2022 Presidents Cup in Charlotte? The better question…