Adam Morgan

1 week ago | standard.co.uk | Adam Morgan |Molly Hunter

Sport | Horse RacingDay 4 at Royal Ascot is up and runningBack of the net: Venetian SunJohn Walton/PA WireAdam Morgan|Molly Hunter1 minute ago COMMENTSVenetian Sun backed up Karl Burke's confidence in her ability with a dominant display in the Albany Stakes at Royal Ascot. Ante-post favourite in the build up to the race following an impressive winning debut at Carlisle, she was sent off at 7-1 in the end with Burke having drawn a blank with several other fancied juvenile runners this week.

1 week ago | standard.co.uk | Adam Morgan |Molly Hunter

Sport | Horse RacingDay 3 at Royal Ascot is up and runningRoyal Ascot 2025 is underway John Walton/PA WireAdam Morgan|Molly Hunter2 minutes ago COMMENTSTrawlerman made every yard of the running in the Gold Cup to go one better than last year for John and Thady Gosden in the Royal Ascot highlight. Second to Kyprios 12 months ago, the Godolphin-owned seven-year-old took full advantage of the dual winner's retirement under an excellently-judged ride from William Buick.

1 week ago | standard.co.uk | Adam Morgan |Molly Hunter

Sport | Horse RacingDay 3 at Royal Ascot is up and runningRoyal Ascot 2025 is underway Getty Images for Ascot RacecoursAdam Morgan|Molly Hunter2 minutes ago COMMENTSCharles Darwin enhanced his already lofty reputation with a dominant front-running victory in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot.

1 week ago | standard.co.uk | Adam Morgan |Molly Hunter

Sport | Horse RacingLast year’s runner-up went one better in the Queen Anne StakesRunners and riders: Royal Ascot 2025 is underwayGetty Images for Ascot RacecoursAdam Morgan|Molly Hunter2 minutes ago COMMENTSDocklands narrowly got the better of Rosallion in a thrilling climax to the Queen Anne Stakes. A strong field of 10 runners went to post for the traditional Royal Ascot curtain-raiser, with the market dominated by the first four home in last month's Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.

Feb 4, 2025 | adamm0rgan.substack.com | Adam Morgan |John Warner

The explosion of ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and other consumer AI tools has impacted just about every profession on Earth — but perhaps none more so than writers. Tech companies, C-suites, publishers, and writing students around the world have become obsessed with the idea that software can do all your writing for you — an idea that’s already disrupted everything from web publishing to college classrooms.