What does the ‘look of eagles’ mean?

The ‘look of eagles’ is a complimentary, albeit rather hackneyed, American expression used to describe the gaze of some, but very few, exceptional racehorses. As American novelist John Taintor Foote wrote in his short story ‘The Look of Eagles’, published in 1916, ‘The phrase, the look of eagles, has come to represent the proud, lofty … Read more

How many Group 1 winners had Chris Hayes ridden?

Co. Limerick-born jockey rode his first winner, Anonymity, trained by Ger Lynch, in a maiden handicap at Bellewstown on July 2, 2004, while apprenticed to Kevin Prendergast, and went on to become Irish champion apprentice in 2005, 2006 and 2007. He has since enjoyed profitable associations not only with Prendergast, but also with James ‘Fozzy’ … Read more