Mark Johnston
Subjectivist on retrieval mission in Dubai Gold Cup
Mark Johnston has placed Subjectivist among the best three horses he ever trained but confesses it is a “wing and a prayer job” as to whether he will ever return to his very best.
Keith Dalgleish announces retirement from horse racing
Keith Dalgleish, the record-breaking Scottish trainer, has announced his intention to quit the profession this year.
Mark Johnston: From humble beginnings to British racing’s winning machine
From growing up on an East Kilbride council estate to becoming the most successful trainer in British racing history. It is fair to say it has been quite a journey for Mark Johnston.
Gold Cup bid ruled out for Thunderous
Father and son training duo Mark and Charlie Johnston have ruled out the possibility of supplementing Thunderous for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot after he finished a close-up fourth to Quickthorn in the Henry II Stakes at Sandown on Thursday evening.
Living Legend proving aptly named for proud connections
Living Legend inflicted a surprise defeat on Breeders’ Cup hero Yibir in the Betfair Exchange Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket.
