Patrick Ferriday

June temperature record under threat this week, so how does British racing cope with extreme heat? racingpost.com/news/britain/j…

@RacingTV @StevoGG Soumillon is off his French Derby ride so presumably booked by coolmore to ride Hawk Mountain with Moore on constitution river

🗣️ "None of O'Brien's 11 previous Derby winners ran in the Dee Stakes beforehand." @StevoGG on why Aidan O'Brien may divide his Classic aces ➡️ racingtv.com/news/classic-c…

@nickluck @MCYeeehaaa You posted something this man said. Gotta be a block.

Thanks to @MCYeeehaaa, Nigel Farage weighs in on the affordability check debate & the risks they pose to our sport: 👇 open.spotify.com/episode/3OXHeW…

@whogallery1 What a hero

@nickluck @DubaiAce How is it working in Ireland? Is this their experience?

@DubaiAce No bookies' ads = no TV coverage = plummeting turnover - good night, turn the lights out

Good about time someone said it. Bookies ads should be banned especially for casino games, I fully support this. It’s got nothing to do with racing

@nickluck He's prepped Hawk Mountain for it.

“The French Derby is his race by birthright” James Willoughby on Constitution River and why the Prix du Jockey Club is the correct next step: open.spotify.com/episode/2mssTy…

@kellard_ What, like St Marks Basilica? They are sending Hawk Mountain and always were.

@GeorgeDobell1 A journalist doing his job in the face of people who don't want to know the truth (or the untruths).

Yorkshire at the centre of fresh racism allegations | The Cricketer thecricketer.com/Topics/county-…

@aobrienfansite Prix du Jockey Club first up.

Come Eclipse time this fella could be a beast still learning on the job alot to like about him x.com/AtTheRaces/sta…

@Batfox_Pictures Masterpiece, even Ian Brown couldn't knacker it.

Reigniting their legacy at Heaton Park, “Fools Gold” saw The Stone Roses deliver one of their most iconic tracks, originally released as a standalone single in 1989. The performance captures the song’s hypnotic groove and enduring impact during their reunion era.

@Dominic2306 Bloody hell, big Dom Cummings is back. I thought he was dead.

Burnham was our opponent for a while in DfE 2010-14. He was so so rubbish I told the team: just ignore him and focus on our real problems, officials in DfE. His speeches, blather was so bad and irrelevant we didn’t have to spend time thinking about him. So it’s fitting SW1 is treating him like Bill Clinton talent… Sums up flight of elite talent from SW1 over decades. Similarly when Starmer took over in 2020, the Trolley rightly said: this guy is absolutely useless. Tragically he then concluded ‘I don’t have to do anything to win in 24, I can bring in Carries friends have fun I’m invulnerable’… So a historic opportunity to reboot politics was flushed down the bog

@MittensOff What's her 'whiny voice' got to do with anything?

For those like me who can’t do with her whiny voice, here's a slightly cut down version of Zara Sultana being kicked out and suspended from the House of Commons. This performative nonsense gets on my wick. She’s no better than Lee Anderson. #securityvettingstatement

@BeckettUnite McSweeny sources have already denied he knew.

It remains unimaginable that Olly Robins didn’t talk to Starmer’s office What’s the odds that Olly Robbins confirms (tomorrow) that he told McSweeney of Mandelson’s failed vetting? McSweeney who is already (conveniently) gone Far from finished.

@_PaulHayward Exactly what you'd expect from a non-striker. Doubt Haaland would have missed it.

The small errors of technique that can contribute to huge narrative swings... Kai Havertz's missed header in added time at Man City.

@zarahsultana You base this assertion on what precisely? Crap PM maybe, but chucking round unsubstantiated claims is worthy of Badenoch and Tice.

He knew. Keir Starmer is a liar.

@MichaelOwers1 @PictureSporting @AdelphiArchive Which is a myth, debunked by both players involved.

@MasterlyBatting @PictureSporting @AdelphiArchive "We'll get 'em in singles"

Wilfred Rhodes, unquestionably one of the game's greats. In a 58-Tesr career from 1899 to 1930 he scored 2325 runs at 30.19 and took 127 wickets at 26.96; in all cricket he played 1110 matches scoring 39969 runs at 30.81 and taking 4204 wickets at 16.72, aggregates that will never be matched. Oh, and he also held 765 catches. In his final year, aged 52, he played four Tests.

@Moody_Chops @PictureSporting Had him dropped on 0 in the last of those 3 games.

@PictureSporting I was once told that he's the only bowler to have dismissed both Grace & Bradman

@GeorgeDobell1 Cripes,not what I expected. Looks like the Titanic steaming east into icy waters.

@MasterlyBatting Well, I respect him. I don’t think many are thinking he may be head coach but… there’s a lot of knowledge there. I’d welcome him sharing it.

Correct me if i'm wrong but... this much repeated line about a cycle where England sack the captain and coach straight after losing the Ashes in Oz... I reckon they've only reacted that way once this century.