News about Jason Hart

Highfield Princess Grace was born in London and died after suffering an inoperable fracture while she was still in her stable. The four-time group one racing mare had been wounded and retired from the Cheltenham Festival, but there had been initial hope that she might have been saved, but there was still some optimism that she could be saved. On Sunday, John Quinn and his co-trainer son Sean expressed disappointment: 'It's with the deepest sadness that we must announce the death of our magnificent mare Highfield Princess.'

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DMINIC KINGDOM ON THE WORLD OF RACING: When Jason Hart and Clifford Lee set off from North Yorkshire to Manchester Airport, it was just Sunday morning. They were booked on the 5.55am Air France flight to Paris, and the only thing that separated them from their fellow passengers was that Lee's saddle was resting on his carry-on luggage. They waited patiently to get through the gruesome, hour-long passport inspection line like the rest of us.

Robin Goodfellow, Mail Sport's racing specialist, gives his advice for Saturday's meetings in Newbury, York, Ayr, Newmarket, Catterick, and Wolverhampton.

After a confidence-boosting three-length victory in the King George Qatar Stakes at Glorious Goodwood, trainer John Quinn unveiled an exciting programme for speedster Highfield Princess. Jason Hart's mount will now aim to imitate her Group One race victories in last year's Nunthorpe Stakes at York and Flying Five at the Curragh, as well as a bid at the Breeders' Cup in the United States. The highfield Princess was the best sprinting mare in Europe last year, but she had to fall short of third place in the King's Stand Stakes and third in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes this season, both at Royal Ascot.

Victor Wembanyama demonstrated his potential as the top pick of June's NBA Draft outside Las Vegas on Tuesday, showcasing his impressive array of skills as well as his 7-foot-4 frame in a highly awaited matchup with fellow prospect Scoot Henderson. The French phenomenon from the club's 92 blocked shots on the perimeter, shot rebounds, dominated screens, scored on a nifty spin move, demonstrated his ability to dribble, dove for a loose ball, and even played point guard on one possession. And this was all in the first two minutes. The 200 scouts and NBA executives who attended a game on Tuesday night didn't have to pay for their tickets, but if they did, they wouldn't have been short-changed at any cost. His last game under NBA rules, with 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds, he had his best numbers in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, four rebounds, four rebounds. 'He was amazing,' Metropolitans 92 coach Vincent Collet said. Jonathan Givony, an NBA Draft specialist, referred to Wembanyama as a "generational talent."

Winning a Group One race is always special, but if Minzaal wins the Betfair Haydock Sprint Cup, it will be even more significant. Sir Michael Stoute, the former assistant to the 10-time champion, ventured out on his own in 2016, heading to Lambourn to become Sheik Hamdan Al Maktoum, a private salaried trainer. But Burrows' career was marked by his patron's death last year, triggering a change. During this transitional season, the number of horses on Burrows has almost doubled, and although he keeps the support of the late Sheik Hamdan's Shadwell Stud company, Burrows' Ruhu has announced that from 2023 Burrows will become a public trainer.

In the Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville on Sunday, the redoubtable Highfield Princess led a British clean sweep, handing rider Jason Hart his first Group One victory. With the Wokingham Handicap winner Rohaan charging home in fourth, the five-year-old was brilliantly trained by father and son team John and Sean Quinn.