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Trainer William Haggas looking to win £1million in prize money in Australia

Last year Newmarket-based trainer Haggas hatched a plan to target the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes with Addeybb and the Group One Schweppes Sydney Cup with Young Rascal.




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Dual Classic winner and stallion Shamardal dies at the age of 18 as a result of health issues  

The son of Giant's Causeway was yesterday sadly euthanised at Kildangan Stud as a result of health issues, and brought an illustrious career at stud to an end.




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Racing Relief Fund worth £2.5million to be set up to protect racehorses during coronavirus lockdown

The fund, co-ordinated by the Racehorse Owners Association, is part of a £22m cash flow and hardship funding package for racing announced on Friday.




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RIDING INTO A STORM: Fears over horses if owners can't pay for upkeep

SPECIAL REPORT BY MARCUS TOWNEND: There is concern that ramifications of the coronavirus shutdown will be felt for years, rather than months, in the racing community.




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Britain's No 1 tipster Sam Turner highlights six home candidates for the 2,000 Guineas

Taking a serious view on the ante-post Classic markets is often a perilous enough exercise as it is without the current uncertainty on whether racing may or may not resume in the short term.




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Britain's No 1 tipster Sam Turner highlights six British-trained fillies for the 1,000 Guineas

SAM TURNER (Robin Goodfellow) runs the rule over half a dozen of the more interesting British-trained fillies which may possibly take their chance in the 1,000 Guineas.




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Britain's No 1 tipster Sam Turner highlights six home hopes for the Derby at Epsom

Britain's No 1 tipster, SAM TURNER (Robin Goodfellow) discusses half a dozen of the home contingent which could line up for the Derby that could be run some time during July.




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Sam Turner highlights six exciting fillies who could head to Epsom if the Oaks is rescheduled

SAM TURNER (Robin Goodfellow) highlights half a dozen exciting three-year-old fillies who appear likely types to contest a race of that nature in what remains of this season.




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AP McCoy quit as a jockey in 2015 but he's still as tough as teak 

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY MARCUS TOWNEND: A leopard does not change its spots. It is no surprise then that Sir Anthony McCoy is delighting in retelling a story which will make some feel queasy.




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BHA say chief executive Nick Rust has their 'full support' after trainers call for him to resign

A series of explosive emails from trainers calling for Nick Rust's resignation over the handling of the sport's response to the COVID-19 outbreak were published in a Sunday newspaper.




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Victor Ludorum, Earthlight and Sottsass among a stellar cast of entries at Longchamp

Victor Ludorum is the 5-6 favourite with Coral to maintain his unbeaten record in Monday's Prix De Fontainebleu at Longchamp.




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Prize money for the Derby plummets with this season's race only worth a THIRD of last year's race

EXCLUSIVE: When Aidan O'Brien-trained Anthony Van Dyck landed Britain's most prestigious Flat race last June, the colt scooped a first prize of £921,538 with the historic race worth a total of £1,623,900.




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Arsenal 'looking to buy £27m Roma midfielder Lorenzo Pellegrini in instalments'

Gunners manager Unai Emery has just £45m to rebuild his squad this summer after his side missed out on Champions League qualification. ellegrini has a £27m buy-out clause in his deal.




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Andrea Pirlo sues lookalike who pretended to be star for TWO YEARS to get free designer clothes 

Andrea Pirlo has sued a man who pretended to be the Italian footballer for two years in order to receive free clothes and jewellery.




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Italy 2-0 China: Giacinti and Galli strike to ease Azzurre into Women's World Cup quarter-finals

Giacinti opened the scoring following a goalmouth scramble inside 15 minutes, while Galli double Le Azzurre's lead four minutes into the second half with a long range strike.




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Barcelona ponder shock move for Manchester United's Matteo Darmian

Darmian - predominantly a right-back - has fallen down the pecking order at Old Trafford following the arrival of Aaron Wan-Bissaka, while Luke Shaw has nailed down the spot on the left flank.




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Lazio 1-1 Roma: Luis Alberto's second half strike enough to earn Lazio a point in tense Rome derby

Luis Alberto's second-half equaliser earned Lazio a 1-1 draw with AS Roma in a fast and furious Rome derby in Serie A on Sunday. Aleksander Kolarov opened the scoring with a penalty.




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Italy's injury list expands as Lorenzo Insigne withdraws from squad ahead of Euro 2020 qualifiers

Forward Lorenzo Insigne has withdrawn from Italy's squad with a muscular problem ahead of European Championship qualifiers against Armenia and Finland.




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Armenia 1-3 Italy: Andrea Belotti strikes twice as Roberto Mancini's side ease to victory

Azzurri coach Roberto Mancini was enraged as his squad failed to produce any serious chances in the second half when it held a man advantage - until substitute Lorenzo Pellegrini scored.




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Finland 1-2 Italy: Ciro Immobile and Jorginho score in victory for Roberto Mancini's men

Italy benefited from a generous hand ball decision and converted a late penalty for a 2-1 win at Finland to extend its perfect start to European Championship qualifying on Sunday.




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SERIE A PREVIEW: Police rescue Sampdoria's president Massimo Ferrero from ultras

With Serie A returning after the first international break of the season, plenty of football fans will be turning their attention to a compelling round of fixtures in Italy. 




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Top Italian youth coach backs Manchester City's Phil Foden to be a 'champion'

Former Italy under-21 coach Luigi Di Biagio believes Manchester City's Phil Foden has everything it takes to be a 'champion' and will thrive under Pep Guardiola's tutelage.




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Juventus new boy Aaron Ramsey lifts the lid on playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo 

The former Arsenal star, who joined the Old Lady on a free transfer this summer, says he has been welcomed into the Turin-based side by the five-time Ballon D'or winner.




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Matthijs de Ligt denies he was put on a low-carb diet by Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri 

The Dutchman signed for the Italian giants for €75million (£67.8m) in the summer after captaining Ajax to the Champions League semi-finals with a series of colossal displays.




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Sarri 'set to give Napoli's Adrien Rabiot a chance to impress during hectic run of fixtures'

The 24-year-old, who signed on a free from PSG, is said to be already considering his future in Turin having so far acted as Blaise Matuidi's understudy and appearing on four times this season.




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Inter scramble to 'increase release clause of Lautaro Martinez' with Barca interested

The Argentine striker has been in enthralling form this season, bagging three goals in nine appearances in all competitions, including a strike against the Catalan giants in the Champions League.




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Atalanta's Gian Piero Gasperini rages as Duvan Zapata out of Champions League game v Manchester City

The Atalanta coach was furious after top scorer Duvan Zapata was ruled out of Atalanta's arduous Champions League trip to Manchester City with an abductor strain sustained with Colombia.




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Jack Rodwell 'holds talks with Parma' in hope of sealing dream Serie A move

Jack Rodwell has reportedly entered talks with Parma regarding a surprise switch to Italian football. The free agent looked on course to sign for Roma, but the deal ultimately fell through.




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Fabio Quagliarella's stalking horror: FIVE YEARS of harrowing paranoia, secrecy and torment

Fabio Quagliarella endured more than five years of harrowing paranoia, secrecy and torment. His family were abused in the street, his beloved city of Naples cast him out as a traitor.




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Blaise Matuidi 'set to extend Juventus contract until June 2021' after fine form for Serie A leaders

Blaise Matuidi is reportedly set for a contract extension after playing an important role in a Juventus side which sits top of Serie A. The Frenchman has been with the club since August 2017.




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Napoli midfielder Fabian Ruiz 'wants Barcelona move' as Italian club ask for £154m

Napoli's in-demand Spanish midfielder Fabian Ruiz has reportedly asked for Barcelona to be his next destination, as Europe's elite football clubs begin queuing up for his services.




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Roberto Mancini 'wants Italian FA to set up England clash instead of money-spinning Qatar trip'

Italy are meant to have lucrative a trip to Qatar in March that will include two friendly games as part of their preparations for the upcoming Euro 2020. But Roberto Mancini does not see this as tough enough.




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Fiorentina's Kevin-Prince Boateng pledges to create anti-racism task force in 2020

Fiorentina playmaker Kevin-Prince Boateng has pledged to take his own measures to finally putting an end to vile racist abuse in football, by creating his own task force.




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The atmosphere is the Napoli squad is 'calmer than you would think', coach Carlo Ancelotti claims

Reports suggest that the players are to be fined between one quarter and one half of this month' wages by the club for refusing to stay in a training retreat earlier this month.




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Footballer's union FIFPRO says Napoli's decision to fine their players was unjustified 'abuse'

Italian media have widely reported that Napoli will fine the players between one quarter and one half of last month's wages after they rebelled against an order by club owner Aurelio De Laurentiis.




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Inter Milan and Juventus set for head-to-head transfer battle over 'new Andrea Pirlo' Sergio Tonali 

Tonali will be the subject of a tug of war between Inter and Juventus, Italian media say, with the two clubs engaged in a 'chess game' after the Turin side beat them to the signing of Dejan Kulusevski.




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Arsenal's Brazilian striker Gabriel Martinelli refuses to rule out switching allegiance to Italy

The 18-year-old Brazilian striker has an Italian passport, and whilst he admits it his 'dream' to represent Brazil, he told DAZN Brazil that he is keeping his options open at the moment.




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SERIE A WEEKEND PREVIEW: Inter look to leave Lazio's title dreams in ruins during trip to Rome

For Inter Milan and Lazio fans, this is where they wanted to be, even if it may have been somewhat fanciful at the start of the season. But they meet on Sunday in a fierce title race with Juventus.




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EURO 2020 CORONAVIRUS Q&A: Could tournament be postponed or scrapped?

Euro 2020 is under serious threat as the coronavirus continues to sweep its way across the world, with organisers of the championships monitoring the situation closely.




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England's friendly against Italy in fresh DOUBT after Daniele Rugani tests positive for coronavirus

The Serie A club confirmed their centre back Rugani has been infected by Covid-19 on Wednesday night and will undergo a period of isolation.




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Judith Light wows in Badgley Mischka couture before being awarded for her LGBTQ+ activism

Light looked stunning in a couture dress by Badgley Mischka when she arrived, at the Tony Awards in New York City, Sunday night. The 70-year-old star of Transparent shined in silver on the red carpet.




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Tony Awards 2019: Ruth Wilson loses out on Best Featured Actress

She has a varied and accomplished acting career, delighting fans on the stage and screen. And Ruth looked radiant as she attended the 73rd Annual Tony Awards at the Radio City Music Hall.




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Tony Awards 2019: Linney shows some shoulder in midnight black gown

Linney walked the red carpet in front of the traditional floral backdrop, which this year dons a rainbow-flag themed arrangement. It's a fitting tribute to 50 years since the Stonewall riots.




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Tony Awards 2019: Samira Wiley takes the plunge in gorgeous green number

Sunday night Samira Wiley left The Handmaid's Tale behind as she stunned during her arrival at the annual Tony Awards in New York city. The actress is Nylon magazine's newest cover star.




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Bryan Cranston slams Trump's demonization of the press at Tony Awards

Bryan Cranston, 63, slammed Donald Trump in his speech at the Tony Awards accepting the award for Best Leading Actor, where he declared the 'media is not the enemy of the people'.




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James Corden's Tony Awards opening number is praised by fans

The high-octane performance began with James singing as if he was in his dressing room before performers from various nominated shows joined him on stage.




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Tony Awards 2019: Oklahoma!'s Ali Stroker makes history with win

In her speech, Stroker said that 'every kid who is watching tonight who has a disability ... who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena ... you are!'




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Tony Awards 2019 red carpet: Regina King arrives in silky hot pink gown

The 73rd Annual Tony Awards are well underway, and stars are arriving to the carpet. Regina King, 48, looked elegant in pink as she arrived at the red carpet at the show. It's hosted by James Corden.




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Taylor Swift praises Selena Gomez's new song'... after she drops a farewell to Justin Bieber

Taylor Swift is never shy about celebrating her friends. And after Selena Gomez released a heart wrenching ballad on Tuesday, the Lover singer was sure to shout her out.




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Billy Baldwin reacts after host insists Selena Gomez is Justin Bieber's soulmate

'I think that for Selena and Justin, they are each other's ones,' host Marci Ines said on the Canadian talk show The Social on Wednesday. Billy was not happy to hear the comments.