Kah cops ban and will miss Caulfield Cup
Superstar jockey Jamie Kah will miss the Caulfield Cup meeting after she was found guilty and suspended over her ride in the Group 3 McNeil Stakes last month.
SA Racing
Million-dollar gelding out to maintain unbeaten record
Redford comes with a $1m-plus price tag and is looking to make Queensland his own after hitting the ground running for his new trainer Stuart Kendrick.
$6.6m mare can send value soaring with Underwood win
A massive investment could become a sharp piece of business should imported mare Place Du Carrousel bring her overseas form to a spring campaign that starts in the Group 1 Underwood Stakes.
Matcha Latte back from the brink and eyeing a first-up win
There was a time trainer Sara Ryan thought Matcha Latte would never race again after a severe injury but the talented gelding is back and ready fire in the Cameron Handicap at Newcastle.
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Mitch Cohen’s Blackbook: Waller confident Militarize is Guineas benchmark
Militarize is the $2.50 favourite to win the Randwick Guineas and his trainer Chris Waller expects rivals will have to be at their best to beat him at Royal Randwick.
Haggas’ latest autumn contender among five internationals arrivals
English trainer William Haggas has won three of the past four Queen Elizabeth Stakes but will have a different target in mind during the Sydney Autumn Carnival.
‘People laughed at me’: David Hayes likens Mr Brightside to famed superstar
Master trainer David Hayes has spoken from Hong Kong to senior racing writer Ben Dorries about the amazing similarities between Mr Brightside and his former superstar, Better Loosen Up.
Fangirl the new Winx? We won’t hear that again!
Regardless of Fangirl’s previous win in the Apollo Stakes, the comparisons to Winx were always overblown.
Magic Time out to defy Newmarket Handicap history
A jumpout at Flemington last Friday was a final touch in Magic Time’s bid to topple Kiwi star Imperatriz and defeat the history books in Saturday’s Group 1 Newmarket Handicap.
Brad Waters’ Monday Racebook: Horses to follow from Guineas Day
Star jockey Jamie Kah landed her second Group 1 win in a week in the Australian Guineas but there were several runners to follow out of Saturday’s Flemington meeting.
An unbalanced ecosystem: Shining a light on the wagering industry
During the next week, Racenet will go one on one with some of the wagering industry’s major CEOs to shine a light on the current state of the wagering environment in Australia.
Alligator Blood band back together to rock the Todman Stakes
David Vandyke and Ryan Maloney share a special Group 1 memory and are hoping to make more with a promising two-year-old who heads to Sydney to take on the big guns on Saturday.
‘She is special’: Estriella stamps class in Inglis Sprint
Valuable filly Estriella is “destined for far greater things” following her emphatic victory in the Inglis Sprint at Flemington.
Ambulance catches fire at Morphettville Parks
There was another first for South Australian racing as an ambulance caught fire at Morphettville Parks which led to the fire brigade and police responding to the situation.
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