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HIGH-RISE RETIRED

The 1998 Vodafone Derby winner High-Rise has been forced into retirement after sustaining an injury on his recent US debut.

FALLON HAS 'NOTHING BROKEN'

POWER GETS CECIL OFF MARK

BLUE TO PUT PUNTERS IN BLACK

ARISTOTLE TO UNDERGO SURGERY

JOHNSTON'S LABOUR OF LOVE IS REWARDED

CLASSY CRIMPLENE SCORES AGAIN

NEW SPONSORS FOR DEWHURST STAKES

PATRUEL READY TO DELIVER

MILETRIAN GAINS HANDSOME COMPENSATION

JARVIS HOLDING FIRE

HONG KONG RACES UPGRADED

KALYPSO PULLED OUT OF RIBBLESDALE

LADY WAITING FOR CURRAGH DATE

KING'S BEST DECISION AT WEEKEND

DERBY PAIR SET FOR PARIS

DUBAI EARNS HIGH RATING

MILETRIAN ENJOYS RUN OF THE RIBBLESDALE

TARA GETS GOLD AGAIN

FALLON SIDELINED

KING GEORGE ATTRACTS TOP-CLASS ENTRY

The cream of this season's Classic crop and the best of the older generation are on course to clash in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot.

MEDICEAN HAS HANDICAP OPTION

NINE DECLARED FOR CORONATION

BEAT AND BEST KEEP PARIS OPTION

ARROW MISSES OUT

THRILLING WIN FOR GIANT'S CAUSEWAY

DOUBLE BAN FOR CRAINE

MONTJEU SET FOR A RETURN

FALLON INJURED AT ROYAL ASCOT

KAYF TARA TO REGAIN GOLD CROWN

MONARCH RULES IN HUNT CUP

MAGIC MILLENNIUM SCORES IN STYLE

DETORRI BACK RACING AND "HAPPY TO BE ALIVE"

OBSERVATORY STARS

ARMSTRONG TO QUIT TRAINING

OXX LIKELY TO RUN TWO OTHERS WITH SINNDAR

GIANT'S CAUSEWAY HOLDS ON TO SAVE VICTORY

Giant's Causeway, runner-up in both the English and Irish 2000 Guineas, finally recorded a big-race victory when holding on tenaciously in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.

KALANISI FOILS GODOLPHIN FIVE-TIMER

OXX TO RUN THREE AT CURRAGH

DERBY RUNNERS COULD FACE LONGCHAMP REMATCH

WARNING AS RACEGOERS SEE HORSE'S LEG SAWN OFF

BLUEPRINT PRIMED

ENZELI HEADS GOLD 13

PEGNITZ OUT

AGA KHAN LANDS ROYAL ASCOT TREBLE

CARBERRY TAKES TALLY TO SEVEN

APPRENTICE STEALS THE SHOW

Scottish-born apprentice Keith Dalgleish stole the show on his own territory when completing his first treble at odds of 219-1 on Pop The Cork, Julius and Xellance at Musselburgh today.

FALLON LOOKING FOR WINNING START

SHIFT ON TO SHIBBOLETH

NOTTINGHAM APPEAL DENIED

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