Surpassing André Fabre’s record of thirteen Group 1s in a calendar year for a French trainer, Francis-Henri Graffard has enjoyed a season to remember.

Monday’s French Banker is a Recoletos colt going in search of back-to-back victories…

Francis Graffard has been one of the most progressive trainers in Europe for some time, but 2025 is the year future racing historians will point to as the one when he joined the genuine elite of the sport.

Sunday’s French Banker is a well-bred son of Kingman who can get back on track this afternoon.

Thursday’s French banker of the day is an unexposed three-year-old…

Tuesday’s French banker of the day is an unexposed and talented two-year-old…

Goliath, Los Angeles and Queenstown have all been withdrawn from the Japan Cup at Tokyo Racecourse on November 30th, leaving Calandagan as the sole European-trained representative.

Monday’s French banker of the day is a consistent handicap performer looking to get back to winning ways.

Saturday’s French banker of the day is a promising colt whose win at Toulouse has received a significant form boost…

Saturday’s Placepot Picks includes six selections from Doncaster…

Top-class racing in Germany is usually reserved for a Sunday, but Munich is pulling out all the stops on Saturday (8 November) with five power-packed World Pool races, headlined by the G1 Grosser Preis von Bayern (2400m).

The Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf went the way of France following Gezora’s gutsy success under Mickael Barzalona.