Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species was first published in 1859, introducing much of the world to evolutionary theory.

Darwin also visited Puerto Montt and the Chiloé archipelago during his 1834 expedition, which provided valuable insights into geology and natural history, influencing his later scientific work.

Charles Darwin and Ryan Moore wins the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes. Royal Ascot. Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post 19.06.2025 Patrick McCann/Racing Post Charles Darwin and Ryan Moore wins the Gr.2 Norfolk ...

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Norfolk favourite could be bad news for bookies An Aidan O'Brien-trained hot-shot may seem like a sure thing but Charles Darwin will have to defy a 17-year losing trend for favourites in the day-three ...

Aidan O'Brien tightened his grip on the juvenile races at this week's royal meeting as Charles Darwin swept his rivals aside in the Group 2 Norfolk Stakes. Following Gstaad's demolition job in Tuesday ...

Charles Darwin remained in control the entire race before clinching the win in Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint "Win-and-you’re-in" Norfolk Stakes at the 2025 Royal Ascot.

Recent studies have revealed that behavioural innovation in Darwin’s finches, such as the adoption of feather-rubbing with extracts from endemic plants, may offer natural repellent effects ...

Charles Darwin (8-13 favourite) proved too good for his rivals with a blistering victory in the opener, the Norfolk Stakes, on the third day of of Royal Ascot 2025.

Aidan O’Brien’s stranglehold on the juvenile races at Royal Ascot this year continued as Charles Darwin justified 8/13 favouritism in the G2 Norfolk Stakes.

Charles Darwin enhanced his already lofty reputation with a dominant front-running victory in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot.