The Latest Breaking News from Gordon Elliott

The Irish have beaten Britain in the Prestbury Cup in each of the last five years, showcasing the decline of British racing

The Cheltenham Festival stands as the pinnacle of National Hunt racing, where excellence in training can mean the difference between triumph and disappointment. As we approach the 2025 renewal, the battle for the coveted Leading Trainer award promises to be another fascinating chapter in this jumps season.

Last year’s winner, I Am Maximus, is in contention to triumph once again at Aintree for famed trainer Willie Mullins

The horse was owned by Gigginstown House Stud and trained by Gordon Elliott

Brighterdaysahead’s rapid win at Leopardstown sent out a warning for favourite Constitution Hill ahead of Cheltenham’s Champion Hurdle

Gordon Elliott’s progressive six-year-old can land another Group One contest for the raiders at Ascot

The full 34-horse field has been confirmed as Corach Rambler goes for back-to-back wins

Impaire Et Passe won a thrillingly close Aintree Hurdle on the opening day of the Grand National meeting

Irish horses dominate Saturday’s big-race field but the favourite Corach Rambler hails from Scotland

Racing has a rich history of bizarre names for horses. Here are 10 from the big race at Aintree. Can you pick them out among those we made up?

Fact To File is the clear favourite but can be opposed on Day 2 of the Festival