Some objects were placed in space on purpose, symbolic gestures meant to inspire or amuse. Others were lost by accident, abandoned or forgotten during ambitious missions.

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On the day that Kevin Prendergast was remembered at the Curragh in the naming of the International Stakes, and a day after Peter Easterby was laid to rest, another great of the training ranks was lost ...

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Moore had won the previous two Irish Derbys on Auguste Rodin and Los Angeles, his first win in the race, and he brought up ...

Lambourn is the name and galloping is his game. He may not be as aesthetically pleasing as his old man Australia, or have the ...

The sun came out as he came in. Lambourn, a dual Derby winner, just like his sire before him, and his grandsire before that.  He had to work for it, mind. This was no procession as at Epsom. This time ...

Lambourn extended Aidan O’Brien’s stellar record in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby, as he became the 20th horse to follow up ...

David Cleary was Timeform's man at the track for Royal Ascot and he has more horses to note from the parade ring and the ...

Goffs Group chief executive Henry Beeby declared triumphantly that the company’s new Classic Breeze-Up Sale was “here to stay ...

As if Saturday's action at The Curragh hadn't already championed Cooomore's stratospheric Wootton Bassett, along came Whirl to hammer home the point in a thrilling renewal of the feature G1 Pretty ...