The Aidan O'Brien trained Santa Barbara is the favourite for the Epsom Oaks.
SOCCER
Stephen Kenny will lead his Republic of Ireland players into Tuesday's friendly with Hungary off the back of a first win in charge.
Troy Parrott scored twice as the Boys in Green beat Andorra 4-1.
Jason Knight and Daryl Horgan were also on the mark.
Kenny praised his players' initiative to come from behind and win.
Elsewhere last night, Northern Ireland fell to another defeat.
They were beaten for the third time in five games, losing 1-nil to Ukraine.
GOLF
Bad weather delayed the first round of the Memorial Tournament in Ohio.
Play has been suspended for the day.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) June 3, 2021
Round 1 of @MemorialGolf will resume Friday at 7:30 a.m. ET.
Shane Lowry had carded a 3 under par round of 69 to lie 3 shots behind leader Collin Morikawa.
Rory McIlroy had played 2 holes and was 1 over par.
Padraig Harrington took 78.
Stephanie Meadow shot a 5 over par opening round at the Women's US Open to lie 9 shots off the pace.
TENNIS
Third-round...ready?#RolandGarros
— Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) June 4, 2021
Men's second seed Daniil Medvedev is in French Open action today.
He goes up against Reilly Opelka at Roland Garros.
In the women's singles, Serena Williams plays Danielle Collins.
HORSE RACING
The Aidan O'Brien trained Santa Barbara is the favourite for the Epsom Oaks, which goes to post at 4.30.
There are meetings domestically at Tramore and Down Royal.
Ireland ❤️ The Derby
— Horse Racing Ireland (@HRIRacing) June 3, 2021
Will the success of Irish challengers at @EpsomRacecourse Derby Festival continue this weekend? #TheDerby
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