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Hull maintain unbeaten home record with entertaining draw against Everton
Hull retained their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers have returned to the top flight with an unexpected bang, tasting defeat for the first time in their final fixture before the international break at the hands of Newcastle.
Hull maintain unbeaten home record with entertaining draw vs Everton
Hull retained their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers have returned to the top flight with an unexpected bang, tasting defeat for the first time in their final fixture before the international break at the hands of Newcastle.
David Moyes offers no excuses and says Everton were 'very, very poor' at Hull
Dejected David Moyes felt his Everton squad completely underperformed in the 2-2 Premier League draw at Hull. Joe Gelhardt opened the scoring in the 48th minute following an error by Ainsley Maitland-Niles but Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equalised for Everton seven minutes later. Thierno Barry, who had squandered plenty of earlier chances, then put the visitors ahead midway through the second period but Hull responded swiftly and substitute Mohamed Belloumi levelled in the 74th minute.
Hull maintain unbeaten home record with entertaining draw vs Everton
Molly Hunter Hull retained their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers have returned to the top flight with an unexpected bang, tasting defeat for the first time in their final fixture before the international break at the hands of Newcastle.
Hull maintain unbeaten home record with entertaining draw against Everton
Hull maintained their perfect start at home - Hull retained their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers have returned to the top flight with an unexpected bang, tasting defeat for the first time in their final fixture before the international break at the hands of Newcastle. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you.
Hull maintain unbeaten home record with entertaining draw against Everton
Published by Molly Hunter Hull retained their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League with an entertaining 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. The Tigers have returned to the top flight with an unexpected bang, tasting defeat for the first time in their final fixture before the international break at the hands of Newcastle.
Al Aasy still showing the way at the age of nine
The evergreen Al Aasy showed his light remains undimmed with victory in the BetMGM Cumberland Lodge Stakes at Ascot. The William Haggas-trained nine-year-old was last seen winning the Group Two Grand Prix de Deauville and has finished both second and fifth in this Group Three previously. Danny Tudhope wore the royal blue and white Shadwell silks as the gelding went off at 7-1, and in a three-way tussle came out on top to defeat Royal Playwright by a neck, recording his 14th career success.
President Cruz Rivera speaks with ‘The Lumberjack’ staff
Editor's Note: The full video of The Lumberjack's interview with President Cruz Rivera will be uploaded soon! NAU President José Luis Cruz Rivera visited the Media Innovation Center in the School of Communication on Sept. 9 for an interview with The Lumberjack editorial board. The president cited reduced enrollment and financial constraints as two factors leading him to examine the role of the modern university.
Hull fans send message to Joe Cole after stunning Manchester United
Molly Hunter Hull City fans had a message for Joe Cole as they got their Premier League campaign underway at home with a 2-0 victory over Manchester United. The club returned to the top flight on Saturday for the first time since 2017 but found themselves on the receiving end of disparaging remarks from Cole on The Dressing Room podcast, where he said he had turned down an offer to work as a TNT Sports pundit at the game as he would be “stunned if they stayed up”.
Sergej Jakirovic: Victory over Man Utd proves Hull belong in Premier League
Sergej Jakirovic expects confidence will prove key to Hull's fortunes this season after they returned to the Premier League with a bang to defeat Manchester United 2-0. The Tigers last competed at this level in 2017, and got the new campaign under way at home against Michael Carrick's side having already been widely written off as a team likely to head immediately back down to the Championship.
Are you watching, Joe Cole? Hull fans savour opening win
Hull fans had a message for Joe Cole as they got their Premier League campaign underway at home with a 2-0 victory over Manchester United. The club returned to the top flight on Saturday for the first time since 2017 but found themselves on the receiving end of disparaging remarks from Cole on The Dressing Room podcast, where he said he had turned down an offer to work as a pundit at the game as he would be “stunned if they stayed up”.
Burke eyes American trip for Shayem after thoroughbred success
Karl Burke is eyeing a trip to America with Shayem after he denied the fast-finishing favourite Talk Of New York in the HKJC World Pool Thoroughbred Stakes. Having finished third behind Wednesday's Sussex Stakes one-two Bow Echo and Gstaad in the St James's Palace at Royal Ascot, this Group Three contest looked a gilt-edged opportunity for Charlie Appleby's Talk Of New York to get back on the winning trail and he was priced up accordingly as the 2-5 market leader.
Dylan Browne McMonagle shines with Goodwood double
Dylan Browne McMonagle excelled in the saddle once again at Goodwood when a fine ride aboard Galen sealed a day four double for the Irish champion jockey and trainer Joseph O'Brien. A respectable fourth in the Wolferton at Royal Ascot, Galen was sent off the 3-1 favourite for the Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bentinck Conditions Stakes, with the Irish pilot seizing the initiative quickly into the contest and going on to lead his rivals a merry dance.
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood
Scottish speedball American Affair bounced back to form to claim top honours in the King George Qatar Stakes at Goodwood. Jim Goldie's stable star won the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot last summer, but missed the remainder of the 2025 season through injury.
Dylan Browne McMonagle shines with Goodwood double
Dylan Browne McMonagle shines with Goodwood double Dylan Browne McMonagle excelled in the saddle once again at Goodwood when a fine ride aboard Galen sealed a day four double for the Irish champion jockey and trainer Joseph O'Brien. A respectable fourth in the Wolferton at Royal Ascot, Galen was sent off the 3-1 favourite for the Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bentinck Conditions Stakes, with the Irish pilot seizing the initiative quickly into the contest and going on to lead his rivals a merry dance.
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood
Scottish speedball American Affair bounced back to form to claim top honours in the King George Qatar Stakes at Goodwood. Jim Goldie's stable star won the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot last summer, but missed the remainder of the 2025 season through injury.
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood Scottish speedball American Affair bounced back to form to claim top honours in the King George Qatar Stakes at Goodwood. Jim Goldie's stable star won the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot last summer, but missed the remainder of the 2025 season through injury.
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood
American Affair flies the flag for Goldie at Goodwood
Archivist bounces back with Golden Mile strike
Archivist bounces back with Golden Mile strike There was more success for owners Wathnan Racing at the Qatar Goodwood Festival as Archivist stormed home to strike in the valuable Coral Golden Mile. Held in high-regard when previously trained by William Haggas, the four-year-old wintered well in Meydan for Hamad Al Jehani but was well held on his first start back in Britain as favourite in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot.
Burke eyes American trip for Shayem after Thoroughbred success
Karl Burke is eyeing a trip to America with Shayem after he denied the fast-finishing favourite Talk Of New York in the HKJC World Pool Thoroughbred Stakes. Having finished third behind Wednesday's Sussex Stakes one-two Bow Echo and Gstaad in the St James's Palace at Royal Ascot, this Group Three contest looked a gilt-edged opportunity for Charlie Appleby's Talk Of New York to get back on the winning trail and he was priced up accordingly as the 2-5 market leader.
Defiantly not for passing at Goodwood
Defiantly not for passing at Goodwood
Defiantly not for passing at Goodwood
Defiantly not for passing at Goodwood Defiantly was not for beating as he held off all challengers in the marathon Coral Goodwood Handicap. Trained by Joseph O'Brien for the ownership group Australia Bloodstock, the chestnut arrived at the meeting having gone incredibly close when beaten just a head in the Ascot Stakes at the Royal fixture.
Pershaada pounces to set up potential Nunthorpe bid
Pershaada showcased patience and a devastating turn of foot to land the Veuve Clicquot Molecomb Stakes at the Qatar Goodwood Festival – in the process setting herself up for a tilt at the Nunthorpe Stakes. Richard Hannon's Persian Force filly was a course and distance winner on her turf debut in May and that experience came to the fore after running into trouble at the halfway point of the five-furlong contest.
O'Brien proud of Gstaad in latest battle with Bow Echo
Aidan O'Brien will consider a step up in trip for Gstaad after Bow Echo again proved his nemesis in the Qatar Sussex Stakes. There was just under three lengths between Bow Echo and Gstaad when they first crossed paths in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket in early May, after which Gstaad went one better in the Irish version at the Curragh to set up a mouthwatering rematch at Royal Ascot.
Pershaada pounces to set up potential Nunthorpe bid
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Wild Blossom takes another step forward at Goodwood
Bigger and better things may await Wild Blossom after her taking victory in the British Stallion Studs EBF Alice Keppel Fillies' Conditions Stakes at Goodwood. Karl Burke's Wathnan Racing-owned filly came into the race having finished 10th in the Queen Mary, although that run was better than the placing suggested as she was only beaten four and a half lengths.
Pershaada pounces to set up potential Nunthorpe bid
Pershaada showcased patience and a devastating turn of foot to land the Veuve Clicquot Molecomb Stakes at the Qatar Goodwood Festival – in the process setting herself up for a tilt at the Nunthorpe Stakes. Richard Hannon’s Persian Force filly was a course and distance winner on her turf debut in May and that experience came to the fore after running into trouble at the halfway point of the five-furlong contest.
Flora of Bermuda finds seven furlongs to her liking
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Flora Of Bermuda finds seven furlongs to her liking
Flora Of Bermuda landed a first win over seven furlongs to open new routes in Group company when outclassing her rivals in the Rolls-Royce Oak Tree Stakes at Goodwood. The Andrew Balding-trained filly had previous plied her trade almost exclusively at six furlongs, placing at Group One level and winning the Group Three Summer Stakes at York last time out.
Osborne shines once more on Twilight Calls
The Rebel Racing purple patch continued as Twilight Calls pulled off a clever plot in the Coral Rewards Shaker Handicap at Goodwood, and the team's momentum may yet continue further still. Owner Phil Cunningham has had plenty to celebrate of late enjoying a successful spell capped by Zigazig Ah's Super Sprint victory at Newbury earlier this month, with the winning owner-trainer-jockey combination then reconvening on the Sussex Downs.
Buick and Scott combine with Al Aali
The Rebel Racing purple patch continued as Twilight Calls pulled off a clever plot in the Coral Rewards Shaker Handicap at Goodwood, and the team's momentum may yet continue further still. Owner Phil Cunningham has had plenty to celebrate of late when enjoying a successful spell capped by Zigazig Ah's Super Sprint victory at Newbury earlier this month, with the winning owner-trainer-jockey combination then reconvening on the Downs.
Lake Forest cuts down Lennox rivals
Cieren Fallon timed his challenge to perfection on Lake Forest to get up and win the HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes at Goodwood. Last year's winner Witness Stand and Qirat forced the pace, while in contrast Fallon was content to sit out the back on the William Haggas-trained 10-11 favourite. Witness Stand set sail for home at the cut-away and pulled two lengths clear in his bid to defend his crown, but Fallon laid down his challenge in the final half-furlong.
Scandinavia shows class to cruise home in Goodwood Cup
Scandinavia confirmed his superiority over Trawlerman to defend his Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup title in fine style at Goodwood. Aidan O'Brien's son of Justify and his John and Thady Gosden-trained adversary had served up a thriller in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and another titanic tussle looked on the cards on the Sussex Downs.
Scandinavia shows class to cruise home in Goodwood Cup
Scandinavia confirmed his superiority over Trawlerman to defend his Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup title in fine style at Goodwood. Aidan O’Brien’s son of Justify and his John and Thady Gosden-trained adversary had served up a thriller in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and another titanic tussle looked on the cards on the Sussex Downs.
Kaiya Fraser shines with vintage performance aboard Dr Rascal
Kaiya Fraser produced a brilliant ride to land the Coral Vintage Stakes at Goodwood aboard the unbeaten Dr Rascal and celebrated the biggest victory of his career in the process. The winning jockey had endured the nasty experience of being pulled from the saddle of the Oliver Cole-trained colt by the bite of a loose horse before remounting to win at Ascot earlier this month.
Scandinavia shows class to cruise home in Goodwood Cup
Scandinavia confirmed his superiority over Trawlerman to defend his Al Shaqab Goodwood Cup title in fine style at Goodwood. Aidan O’Brien’s son of Justify and his John and Thady Gosden-trained adversary had served up a thriller in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and another titanic tussle looked on the cards on the Sussex Downs.
Kaiya Fraser shines with Vintage performance aboard Dr Rascal
Kaiya Fraser produced a brilliant ride to land the Coral Vintage Stakes at Goodwood aboard the unbeaten Dr Rascal and celebrated the biggest victory of his career in the process. The winning jockey had endured the nasty experience of being pulled from the saddle of the Oliver Cole-trained colt by the bite of a loose horse before remounting to win at Ascot earlier this month.
Lake Forest cuts down Lennox rivals
Cieren Fallon timed his challenge to perfection on Lake Forest to get up and win the HKJC World Pool Lennox Stakes at Goodwood. Last year’s winner Witness Stand and Qirat forced the pace, while in contrast Fallon was content to sit out the back on the William Haggas-trained 10-11 favourite. Witness Stand set sail for home at the cut-away and pulled two lengths clear in his bid to defend his crown, but Fallon laid down his challenge in the final half-furlong.
Buick and Scott combine with Al Aali
Al Aali got the Qatar Goodwood Festival under way in ideal fashion for George Scott and William Buick by winning the Coral Chesterfield Cup Handicap for owners Victorious Forever. The four-year-old got back to winning ways at Newmarket last time out, his first strike on British turf having previously spent time in both Dubai and France. He was the 11-2 joint-favourite to follow up on the Sussex Downs and duly did so with a game three-quarters of a length victory with 16 rivals behind him.
Owen enjoys treble on profitable afternoon at Market Rasen
High Fibre continued James Owen's successful association with the Betway Summer Handicap Hurdle when striking for the stable on a lucrative afternoon at Market Rasen. A dual-purpose campaigner previously trained by Harry Fry, the seven-year-old changed hands recently and made his first start for new connections when third in a York handicap earlier in the month.
Bowen family win another Summer Plate with Queensbury Boy
Queensbury Boy upheld the Bowen family honour when claiming the Betway Summer Plate Handicap Chase at Market Rasen. Peter Bowen enjoyed a fantastic record in the valuable summer jumps contest with eight victories on his CV, and now his son Mickey has taken over the reins at their Pembrokeshire stable. The yard was represented by three runners as King Roly and Pour Les Filles also lined up, with Queensbury Boy ridden by his brother James at 15-2.
Bowen family win another Summer Plate with Queensbury Boy
Queensbury Boy upheld the Bowen family honour when claiming the Betway Summer Plate Handicap Chase at Market Rasen. Peter Bowen enjoyed a fantastic record in the valuable summer jumps contest with eight victories on his CV, and now his son Mickey has taken over the reins at their Pembrokeshire stable. The yard was represented by three runners as King Roly and Pour Les Filles also lined up, with Queensbury Boy ridden by his brother James at 15-2.
Illinois digs deep to repel French master in thrilling finale
Ryan Moore finished Royal Ascot one short of a career century at the meeting after Illinois showed his class and determination in the concluding Queen Alexandra Stakes. Illinois' trainer Aidan O'Brien had brought up his own 100 when teaming up with Moore in the Gold Cup on Thursday. Ballydoyle's number one started the week on 92 winners, but finished it on 99 ending what had threatened to be a frustrating final day on a high.
Ward hopes Bacio can lay Nunthorpe ghost to rest
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Ward hopes Bacio can lay Nunthorpe ghost to rest
Wesley Ward is eyeing up redemption in the Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes with his latest Royal Ascot winner Bacio. The three-year-old turned the Palace of Holyroodhouse into a procession with a blistering display of front-running and then survived the drama of jockey Juan Hernandez initially weighing in light. Ward has twice trained the runner-up of the Nunthorpe with Acapulco and Lady Aurelia taking the silver medal in 2015 and 2017 respectively.
History-making Aidan O'Brien on top once again at Royal Ascot
Royal Ascot centurion Aidan O'Brien and Ryan Moore capped a typically stellar week in Berkshire by waltzing away with the leading trainer and leading jockey prizes respectively. The duo enjoyed many high-profile victories together throughout the week, including the Coronation Stakes with Precise on Friday, but the highlight was most surely Scandinavia downing Trawlerman in a vintage Gold Cup on Thursday.
Almeraq bounces back to win sprint spectacular
Almeraq got the better of a blanket finish in winning the battle of the international speedsters for Tom Marquand and William Haggas in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes. The four-year-old was completing a miraculous return in this Group One having fallen at York last summer and leaving regular rider Jim Crowley battling to save his career in the saddle.
Illinois digs deep to repel French Master in thrilling finale
Ryan Moore finished Royal Ascot one short of a career century at the meeting after Illinois showed his class and determination in the concluding Queen Alexandra Stakes. Illinois’ trainer Aidan O’Brien had brought up his own 100 when teaming up with Moore in the Gold Cup on Thursday. Ballydoyle’s number one started the week on 92 winners, but finished it on 99 ending what had threatened to be a frustrating final day on a high.
Golden Gates joy for James McDonald and exciting Lost Boys
David Menuisier believes Lost Boys is destined for better things after overcoming trouble in running to shred a high quality field of handicappers in the Golden Gates Stakes. The rapidly improving three-year-old justified strong support in the market as 2-1 favourite under super-deputy James McDonald, winning a third race of the week for Wathnan Racing on a James Doyle cast-off.
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