Trainer Tom George has high hopes for both Summerville Boy and Black Op next season as he ponders where to run them.

Top jockey Ruby Walsh says that Next Destination is the novice chaser he is 'looking forward' to riding the most this season.

Connections of Kemboy are predicting a big season for the talented six-year-old.

Benbatl trainer Saeed bin Suroor say his charge is ready to take on the mighty unbeaten Winx in Saturday's Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.

Aidan O'Brien says he is expecting much more from I Can Fly next season after his recent impressive form.

Racing manager Anthony Bromley says the Peterborough Chase or King George could be options for Top Notch.

Bristol De Mai looks set to make his seasonal return in the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby on November 3.

Roaring Lion could head stateside for next month's Breeders' Cup following his victory in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes on Saturday.

Frankie Dettori and Cracksman were too good for their rivals as they stormed to a second successive Champions Stakes success.

John Gosden credited Oisin Murphy's composure after he guided Roaring Lion to success in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes.