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Latest Horse Racing News

  • 30th December 2011 Tony McCoy suffers suspected fractured ribs

    Tony McCoy has been taken to hospital with suspected fractured ribs after a final-fence fall at Taunton on Friday.

    The 16-time champion jockey was riding Laudatory in the Steve Logan Memorial County Contractors Handicap Hurdle.

    Clerk of the course Michael Trickey said: "He had some morphine and they've taken him to hospital. He has suspected cracked ribs."

    McCoy is due to be in action at Warwick on Saturday, where he has four rides.

    However, he gave up his final ride of the day, Hopeful Start, in the totetrifecta Handicap Chase and another excellent year for him appears to be ending on a sour note.

  • 28th December 2011 Betfair mystery at Leopardstown as in-running bets are voided

    Betfair have made in-running bets during Voler La Vadette's win at Leopardstown void.

    There were bizarre scenes in their market for the woodiesdiy.com Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown with a total of £1,642,094 was matched at 28-1 on the winner, who went off the 13-8 second favourite on-course and won very easily.

    Even more strangely, the Betfair graph showed over £21million was offered to back Colm Murphy's mare at those odds, even though she was always in contention and looked the obvious winner even before the final flight.

    Betfair suspended the market in order to investigate, and then confirmed that in-running bets would be void.

    In a statement posted on their forum, the company said: "Customers betting in-play on this race will have seen that Voler La Vedette was available to back at 29 when the in-running market was suspended, and that a considerable sum was matched on the clear winner at that price.

    "An investigation has revealed that this was due to an obvious technical failure which allowed a customer to exceed their exposure limit.

    "In accordance with our terms and conditions, all in running bets on this race, both win and place, will be made void.

    "We fully appreciate the dissatisfaction this will cause many customers, and apologise for a very poor customer and betting experience."