Leap To Fame secures a Miracle Mile berth
Champion pacer Leap To Fame snared the first guaranteed spot in the $1 million Miracle Mile with yet another record-smashing win.
Champion pacer Leap To Fame snared the first guaranteed spot in the $1 million Miracle Mile with yet another record-smashing win.
Martin Harley harbours dreams of emulating fellow Irishman Robbie Dolan’s glorious Melbourne Cup triumph but for now, the Brisbane-based jockey will take his first Group 1 victory in Australia.
Young jockey Cejay Graham’s incredible rise stepped up a notch at Doomben with a career-equalling haul of winners on a Saturday metropolitan meeting.
Three-time Group 1 winner Broadsiding showed he has returned in even better shape and is on target for the autumn features after a dominant win in the Group 2 Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Amelia’s Jewel was enjoying her time in the paddock too much, forcing connections to put her back into work. And one spring major has already been ruled out.
Jockey William Pike is on the verge of conjuring one of his most extraordinary achievements despite missing four months of the racing season through injury and suspension.
Trainers Joe Pride, Trent Busuttin and Les Bridge discuss the spring carnival plans for their star horses.
Apprentice jockeys in Queensland will be put through an academy style system which will teach them life skills, as well as racing in an attempt to produce better talent in the Sunshine State.
James McDonald hasn’t ridden for three weeks due to a stomach complaint and during this period rival Nash Rawiller has closed to within three wins in the title race.
It might be mid-winter but reappearance of the three proven Group 1 performers is a tell-tale sign that the spring carnival is near.
Two promising UK outings are part of the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr’s learning experience with spring carnival contender Kitty Rose.
With the very real possibility King Charles and Queen Camilla could be in Sydney for The Everest meeting provides extra incentive for English connections of Mill Stream to consider making the trip.
A strong formline from his last-start win makes the Warwick Capper-owned Capper Thirtynine one of the better bets of Tuesday’s Ballarat Synthetic meeting.
It can often be a baptism of fire for new jockeys in Hong Kong and it was no different for Ben Thompson, who has weathered the storm and looking to make an impact in the new season come September.
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