On His Own closing in on comeback
Owner Graham Wylie has confirmed John Smith's Grand National gamble On His Own is set for an imminent return to action.
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Ground crucial to Bay Gold Cup bid
Owner Graham Wylie insists Tidal Bay will not run in the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup in March if "the ground is good or faster".
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Yonger another Irish winner for Wylie
The Graham Wylie-owned Felix Yonger landed the spoils in the Grade 2 paddypower.com Novice Hurdle at Naas under Ruby Walsh.
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On His Own causes surprise in Thyestes
On His Own gave owner Graham Wylie a high-profile Irish success with a brilliant performance in the Goffs Thyestes Handicap Chase at Gowran Park.
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Wylie wants success with Mullins
Owner Graham Wylie is looking to On His Own to carry on the good work done by his recently-installed team in Ireland.
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Wylie wins with first Irish-trained runner
The Willie Mullins-trained Boston Bob gave leading British owner Graham Wylie a winner with his first Irish-trained runner when successful at Navan.
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Wylie sends horses to champion trainers
Paul Nicholls and Willie Mullins, the respective British and Irish champion jumps trainers, will be the recipients of the select team of horses Graham Wylie plans to keep in training.
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Wylie moves horses from Johnson to Nicholls yard
Howard Johnson's main patron Graham Wylie has sent six of his horses to Britain's champion trainer Paul Nicholls.
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Wylie duo may not make Trials day
Extremely testing conditions could rob Cheltenham of Graham Wylie's star horses Inglis Drever and Tidal Bay this weekend.
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Bewleys team eye National inclusion
Graham Wylie hopes Bewleys Berry has done enough to make the cut for the John Smith's Grand National.
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Drever makes Long Distance return
Inglis Drever avoids a clash with Black Jack Ketchum in tomorrow's VC Casino.com Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury but owner Graham Wylie is just pleased to get his finest horse back on a racecourse.
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Drever making good progress
Owner Graham Wylie reports 2005 World Hurdle winner Inglis Drever to be making good progress in his recovery from a tendon injury.
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Lee moving to Murphy's
Graham Lee has been appointed stable jockey to Ferdy Murphy after losing his lucrative position as first rider for trainer Howard Johnson and owner Graham Wylie.
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Drever on the mend
2005 Ladbrokes World Hurdle hero Inglis Drever is recovering well after his season-ending injury and should be back on the track next term according to his owner Graham Wylie.
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Wylie outlines plans for jumps season
Graham Wylie is hoping last year's Supreme Novices' Hudle winner Arcalis will Up to the task of competing in the Smurfit Champion Hurdle next March.
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Big win on the level for Johnson
Trainer Howard Johnson and owner Graham Wylie, who are more noted for their exploits in the National Hunt sphere, enjoyed success on the flat when Masta Plasta won the Norfolk Stakes.
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Coat takes the honours at Haydock
Coat Of Honour (6-1) added another good hurdles prize to owner Graham Wylie's tally with an emphatic victory in the Stanleybet Handicap Hurdle.
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Refuge debut race is a safe success
No Refuge made a successful hurdling debut at Aintree today and went some way to justifying the 180,000gns that owner Graham Wylie paid for him at the sales.
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Wylie buys may race soon
Owner Graham Wylie has indicated that his recent purchases No Refuge and Regal Setting could soon be making their jumping debuts.
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Bumper winner Bewleys Berry bought by Wylie
Graham Wylie, the multi-millionaire founder of the Sage software empire which he has since left, has bought impressive Gowran Park bumper winner Bewleys Berry from hotel owner Bert Allen.