Down the years there has been Rachael Blackmore becoming the first woman ... in 2012 the last to do so. The 2021 Cheltenham Gold Cup champion is the last one still running of trainer Henry ...

The 13-year-old will now join fellow JP McManus-owned luminaries at the owner's Martinstown Stud in retirement, with Walsh ...

Owned by JP McManus, the 13-year-old was bidding to become the first teenager since Overshadow in 1953 to win the Irish Grand National, finishing runner-up for the second successive year, this time ...

The Tipperary rider has won just about every big race in jumps racing, including the Cheltenham Gold Cup and the Aintree Grand National ...

Celebre d’Allen being ridden by jockey Callum Pritchard in November last year - PA/Martin Rickett On day one of the Grand ...

Rachael Blackmore has firmly established herself as one of Ireland’s most celebrated jockeys. Her remarkable victory at the 2021 Cheltenham Festival and her historic Aintree Grand National win ...

Rachael Blackmore, who won the race in 2021 on board Minella Times, has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live. "It’s a little bit different to riding in races at Cheltenham or so on where you feel a ...

Rachael Blackmore has made a name for herself as ... She cemented her name in horse racing history by repeating the feat at the Cheltenham Gold Cup back in 2022. Meanwhile, her boyfriend, Brian ...

Intense Raffles is last year's Irish National winner, Stumptown won the Cross-Country Chase at Cheltenham last month, Nick Rockett won the Bobbyjo Chase, Perceval Legallois won the Paddy Power Chase.

“Rachael Blackmore walked into the ambulance ... This is why we are calling for a ban on jump racing, with the cruel Cheltenham and Aintree festivals being the first to go.” ...

“Rachael Blackmore walked into the ambulance ... This is why we are calling for a ban on jump racing, with the cruel Cheltenham and Aintree festivals being the first to go.” Blackmore came into ...

National Hunt superstar Rachael Blackmore is set to once again take ... The pair often share accommodation at Cheltenham when flying over for meetings and compete against each other on the track.