There is help out there for those in our communities who are struggling with their mental health, but there is still much to be done, writes Leo Powell

Training racehorses is a uniquely stressful job, James Thomas finds out about the new Trainers' Support Network

The first in our new column features Mondialiste, King Of Change and Mount Everest

Rosallion, Porta Fortuna and Shareholder all beat the clock, writes Page Fuller

Royal Ascot was successful for both established and younger sires, writes Amy Bennett

Clare Brownlow was our December 2023 front cover artist and she has her own unique way of working

Can City Of Troy be the one to deliver Coolmore's Turf and Dirt dreams, writes Jocelyn De Moubray

Good Magic and Puca are the “Posh and Becks” of US racing, writes Melissa Bauer-Herzog

Debbie Burt chats with trainer Ilka Gansera-Leveque, who has opened up an art gallery in her Newmarket stable yard

Adrien Cugnasse did not hesitate to accept when he was asked by Jean-Louis Gouraud to contribute to Amazones, a reference book listing 500 of the world’s greatest horse women

The Museum of the Horse in Nottinghamshire represents a lifetime’s work for Sally Mitchell and its extensive collection charts the fascinating history of horses and humans

With a number of vacancies open at the top of the sport, it is a golden opportunity for racing, writes Ted Voute

Cathy Grassick, chairman of the Irish Breeders’ Association, enjoyed a Royal Ascot week, which provided spectacle, pageantry and 21 Irish-bred winners