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ALL IN A DAY’S WORK
Major John Baileff on sleepin
Sharon Thomas on the appeal of local shows, an ill-timed back flip, the joyful chaos of entertaining children – and smuggled dogs
Rupert Bell on “earning his spurs” in frontline journalism, family ties to racing, hunting and royalty – and the spy in his midst
Martin Coakes on flying horses around the globe, “shuttle stallions” – and the day Black Caviar wore a compression suit
Rosemary White recalls the gritty mare who won 15 races and survived a gallop down a dual carriageway – and eating humble pie in front of the Duke of Beaufort
With a new yard and a Group One winner already in the bag this season, George Boughey has Royal Ascot in his sights. Martha Terry spends a morning at Craven House Stables
Graham Fletcher watches Nations Cup action and shares a favourite story