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Jacob Host (centre) was helped from the field during St Helens' win over Bradford Bulls on Saturday [SWPix]St Helens will be without back-rower Jacob Host for four months after he suffered a broken leg.Host, 29, joined the club for the 2026 season from NRL side South Sydney Rabbitohs but suffered the injury in their win against Bradford at the weekend.That was only his fourth game for Saints since his move from Australia."He's gone in for surgery today. We think that's gone really well, but he's out for four months, so that's a real shame," assistant boss Eamon O'Carroll told BBC Radio Merseyside."I don't think we've seen the best of Hosty, but him and his family have settled in really well to the club, so it's real shame for him as he's going to be a big loss."In addition to Host's absence, Saints will be without George Delaney for this weekend's Challenge Cup tie with Castleford Tigers after he failed a head injury assessment.Meanwhile, Nene Macdonald is being assessed, having come off in the first half against Bradford with a leg injury."Nene's knee has been grumbling him on for a bit," O'Carroll added."He had to come off during the game, so he's had some imaging done and we'll get the results today."Hull FC lose Cartwright and Barron to injuryWigan's French out for four months with hamstring tearHuddersfield face 'unprecedented' injury crisis

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Hansard, an eight-year-old gelding trained by Gary and Josh Moore, has tragically died on the opening day of the 2026 Cheltenham Festival.The horse sustained a fatal injury during the Singer Arkle Challenge Trophy Novices' Chase, the second race of Tuesday's card.ITV Racing presenter Ed Chamberlin delivered the sombre news to viewers following the contest, describing it as "a sad postscript" to the race.Hansard had been considered a significant outsider among the seven runners competing in the prestigious novices' chase.The incident marks the first equine fatality at this year's Festival.The eight-year-old appeared to injure his leg whilst running on the flat section of the course, prompting his jockey to pull up immediately.Veterinary experts attended to Hansard without delay following the incident.After conducting their assessment, the team of professionals concluded that euthanasia represented the most humane course of action for the stricken horse.The decision was taken swiftly to prevent any further suffering.Chamberlin conveyed his sympathies to the Moore stable, noting that Hansard "was immediately dismounted, and it was decided that the best course of action was for him to be put down."A statement from Cheltenham racecourse regarding Hansard: "While running on the flat in the second race of the day, Hansard sustained a fatal injury. He was quickly dismounted and immediately attended to by a team of expert veterinary professionals. In their assessment, it was ITV Racing (@itvracing) March 10, 2026 The Jockey Club released an official statement confirming the tragic circumstances surrounding Hansard's death."While running on the flat in the second race of the day, Hansard sustained a fatal injury," the statement read. "He was quickly dismounted, immediately attended by a team of expert veterinary professionals, and their assessment concluded that the best course of action for the horse's welfare was for him to be put down."The organisation, which owns 15 racecourses across Britain and oversees both the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals, extended its sympathies to those connected with the horse."Our heartfelt condolences are with his connections," the statement concluded.The racing industry has committed substantial resources to improving equine welfare, investing more than 63 million since 2000 in veterinary science, education and research initiatives.British racing operates under the guidance of an independently-chaired Horse Welfare Board, whose strategic plan entitled 'A Life Well Lived' has demonstrated measurable progress.The rate of horses falling during races has decreased consistently over the past 21 years, now standing at just 1.98 per cent of runners.In 2025, fatal injuries occurred in only 0.22 per cent of the 86,300 horses that competed on British racecourses.The industry maintains regular consultation with welfare bodies including World Horse Welfare, the RSPCA and Blue Cross.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter