As a two-mile wide tornado bore down on Moore, Oklahoma on Monday afternoon, one man survived by taking refuge in a horse stall.

Seven more horses exposed in doping scandal but Bin Suroor yard is given all-clear

Heavy support during the week suggests a new officer is ready for promotion to the elite corps at Ballydoyle.

He has so much to pursue – but will Sir Alex struggle to find purpose in retirement, ask Ian Herbert and Chris McGrath?

Al Zarooni was found guilty of administering anabolic steroids to 15 horses

Jockey's first British Classic win in 1,000 Guineas as Hot Snap fails to last the pace

Firefighters say it could take until Monday to contain the inferno

When Sheikh Mohammed bought a 51 per cent stake in Dawn Approach last summer, his decision to race the colt in the livery of Godolphin caused many to wonder. What, if anything, could Godolphin still be said to mean? Little could anyone realise, back then, that the answer might prove far more challenging than the question.

Betting on the Qipco 2,000 Guineas is so skewed towards the two favourites that neither retains any vestige of value.

Jason Collins became the most eminent figure to come out of the mainstream American locker room and admit he is gay

The first Classics of the season, at Newmarket this weekend, cannot come soon enough to stem the noxious tides of the Godolphin steroids scandal. Ripples of suspicion have extended so far across the Turf over the past 10 days that a backwash of resentment has now been drawn all the way from Australia.

RSPCA's annual prosecutions report shows rise from 3,114 in 2011 to 4,168 last year

Mahmood al-Zarooni himself would not have been in breach of the rules in Australia, home of a series of powerfully built Royal Ascot raiders in recent seasons

Trainer believes 100 Newmarket horses may have been treated with the same drug