article_snippet: The 2015 Turf Flat season begins with Sunday’s Lincoln Handicap card at Doncaster.
article_snippet: Horses will race in the Godolphin colours from the stables of Jim Bolger and Michael Halford in Ireland, Andre Fabre in France and John Gosden in Britain while Horses have acquired Richard Hannon’s 2014 2,000 Guineas winner Night of Thunder and a share in
article_snippet: Roger Varian’s Dewhurst Stakes scorer Belardo.
article_snippet: With the likes of Racing Post Trophy winner Elm Park and £800,000 buy Moheet, who scooted home on his Salisbury debut in October, in their team, a first British Classic win could arrive this summer.
article_snippet: Is Aidan O’Brien nailed on for a fourth Derby?
article_snippet: When Australia followed up the Epsom successes of Ruler Of The World and Camelot last June it was a historic Derby hat-trick for Ireland’s dominant trainer and a fourth successive victory looks highly likely.
article_snippet: Aidan O’Brien already has a vice-like grip on this yearIreland’s dominant trainer race with favourites JF Kennedy and Ol’
article_snippet: Will Jockeys Championship changes mean a new winner?
article_snippet: Richard Hannon to be champion trainer again?
article_snippet: Richard Hannon, with more than 250 horses in Richard Hannon care, has to be favourite.
article_snippet: Richard Hannon has lost Olympic Glory and Toronado to stud but closest rival John Gosden has waved goodbye to Kingman and Taghrooda.
article_snippet: Both have a clutch of Classic hopes.
article_snippet: Roger Varian — with St Leger winner and Arc fourth Kingston Hill plus 2,000 Guineas
article_snippet: A final Classic win for Barry Hills?
article_snippet: Having retired in 2011, Hills, 78 next month, took out his licence again when son John died last year.