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THE Cheltenham Festival markets look set for another huge shake-up with a Gordon Elliott monster about to make his debut.Bought for a record-breaking

WILLIE MULLINS and Gordon Elliott are all set to lock horns in what promises to be a pulsating Group 1.But the money is pouring in for the former in w

THERE’s a famous saying that goes along the lines of ‘If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.’Well, for the past two weeks I have been

A BOMBSHELL rule change could soon shake up racing - with British bosses targeting the powerhouse Irish yards of Willie Mullins and Gordon Elliott.Top

WILLIE MULLINS' jockey son Patrick is betraying his dad to ride for fierce rival Gordon Elliott - but there's a very good reason for doing so.Patrick

PUNTERS have claimed racing is 'broken' after seeing Gordon Elliott enter a whopping 17 horses in one race.Just seven of the entries in 24-runner Troy

GORDON ELLIOTT will be looking to rake in the winners at this year's Cheltenham Festival.The decorated racehorse trainer has entered 81 runners into r

A FORGOTTEN jockey who's made millions aged just 24 and raced for one of the biggest trainers in the game made a winning comeback after months in the

Harry Cobden has passed a century of winners for the season and he teams up with trainer Gordon Elliott for the first time in the Grand National at Aintree. Corach Rambler heads the betting market

ONLY one trainer has won the Grand National more than once since 2000.Among a host of big names including Willie Mullins, Paul Nicholls and Henry de B

GORDON ELLIOTT is going to require a major readjustment to his team for the Aintree Grand National and beyond.That's because one of the star trainer's

Gordon Elliott's horse Zanahiyr placed behind Honeysuckle in the 2022 Champion Hurdle. A BHA hearing has been arranged for Wednesday when panel members will consider the case

The 43-year-old jockey, who retired less than four weeks ago, insisted he will only ride until Jack Kennedy is fit again after agreeing to come to the aid of Gordon Elliott

Trainer Gordon Elliott revealed the injury suffered by Jack Kennedy was not as bad as feared and he could only be out of action for five or six weeks. The 23-year-old is the stable's first jockey