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Your Guardian sport weekend: Premier League returns, F1 in the US and World Cup cricket

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

The Guardian - UK

Champion Stakes at Ascot attracts the best but faces fight to maintain status

Ombudsman against Delacroix is a £1.3m clash to savour in the face of competition from Ireland and the US

The Guardian - UK

Ombudsman sees off Delacroix to secure International Stakes success

Birr Castle, a 150-1 pacemaker, straightened up for home with a 20-length lead before being caught by Ombudsman and race runner-up Delacroix

The Guardian - UK

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Wednesday racing tips: Best bets and odds for day one at York’s Ebor Festival

Racing correspondent Jonathan Doidge brings us his horse racing tips for Wednesday, focusing on day one at York’s Ebor Festival.

The Independent UK

Racing’s leaders lost control of narrative in Oisin Murphy drink-driving case

The consequences of the jockey being involved in a race-riding incident before he got to court were unthinkable

The Guardian - UK

Saturday’s racing tips: Preview, odds and best bets for Eclipse day at Sandown

Racing correspondent Jonathan Doidge brings us his horse racing tips for Saturday with a focus on Sandown’s big day and the Eclipse

The Independent UK

Ombudsman rules for red-hot Gosden team as Royal Ascot roasts in the sun

Ombudsman displayed a devastating change of gear to run out a brilliant winner of the Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot

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West Brook expected to score in Sir Charles Todhunter Memorial Trophy

West Brook favored to win Sir Charles Todhunter Memorial Trophy in Bengaluru races on March 9.

The Hindu

Pensioner died with operable brain tumour after scans ‘not properly monitored’

The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) found that May Ashford, who died aged 71 in 2015, was not offered surgery until it was too late.

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