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Ruby Walsh remembers Kauto Star
Ruby Walsh remembered Kauto Star as a “true heavyweight” following the death of the chaser he steered to 17 of his 19 victories in Britain and Ireland, including two Cheltenham Gold Cups and five King Georges.
Majestic set for Godolphin debut
Majestic Queen could make her first appearance since going under the hammer on the eve of Royal Ascot in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Brownstown Stakes at Fairyhouse on Sunday.
Farah wants name cleared
Mo Farah says drug cheat claims are “killing him” and has urged his coach Alberto Salazar to swiftly disprove the allegations in an exclusive interview with SSNHQ.
Towcester chief facing BHA charges
Towcester chief executive Kevin Ackerman and jockeys Michael Stainton and Claire Murray are among five people due to answer corruption charges before the disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority on Thursday.
Federer and Nadal ease through
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were barely taken out of first gear as they cruised through their first round matches at Wimbledon.
Bloomingdale’s expands US presence with Hawaiian location
Bloomingdale’s new location in Hawaii Department store chain Bloomingdale’s is expanding its presence in the United States will a new location on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. This will be the first Hawaiian location for Bloomingdale’s, and it is expected to open on Nov. 12 at the world’s largest open-air shopping mall in Honolulu. By expanding its presence to include Hawaii, Bloomingdale’s is working to ensure that consumers across the
China slowdown offset by “high-speed” households: report
Rosewood Hotel in Beijing High-speed households in China are expected to account for 90 percent of the increase in consumer spending over the next five years, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group. This group of consumers is expected to grow from 81 million today to more than 142 million by 2020. Although China has been flagged as a teetering economy, a massive amount of people are being vaulted