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Hollie Doyle is relishing her reunion on Bradsell after revealing she's never been faster on a horse than when he won York's Nunthorpe Stakes. Bradsell, trained by Archie Watson, is favourite for tomorrow's Flying Five - one of four Group Ones on a brilliant card at The Curragh, which stages the second day of Irish Champions Weekend. It will be an afternoon that sees both ends of the spectrum as Kyprios, the season's outstanding stayer, will look to land the Irish St Leger. The sprinters in the Flying Five, however, will provide a spectacle that you dare not miss.

Three-time Champion Jockey Ryan Moore is back in action this weekend for six rides at The Curragh. The 40-year-old has picked out Whistlejacket as the one to beat in the 16:35 Phoenix Stakes as he looks to secure his third win in the event. Here, Betfair ambassador Moore goes through his six rides on Saturday.

Ryan Moore is looking forward to a busy weekend of racing as he prepares to ride in eight races. The jockey will be heavily involved on Irish Derby weekend. Here, Betfair ambassador Moore goes through his rides. 

The British Museum is embroiled in an investigation in which 2,000 historic artefacts containing ancient jewellery are reported to have been stolen. Despite being worth up to £50,000, some of the treasures from Cleopatra's reign have been auction sites such as eBay. However, the robbery at the British Museum is only the tip of the iceberg. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's art unit in the United States, the art market is flooded with robbery, fakes, and looted valuables in a global market worth as much as £4 billion a year.

Tottenham Hotspur majority owner Joe Lewis was charged in the United States with 'brazen' insider trading on Tuesday night. Federal prosecutors have accused the British billionaire of passing on inside information 'as a way to compensate his employees or shower gifts on his acquaintances and couples.' Lewis is charged with more than a dozen criminal charges, including securities theft, and he's also accused of loaning money to the people he's accused of tipping off.

Using AI, Gnatta, a UK-based communication tech firm, has reimagined a number of Nike to Toblerone logos in the style of artists such as Banksy, Picasso, and Monet. The system puts together a completely new logo based on the artist's previous creations. But can you guess what logos they are?