Berry eyes Golden Slipper return after Randwick fall
Tommy Berry is eyeing a return for the Golden Slipper after a fall at Randwick on Saturday left him with a neck injury.
Tommy Berry is eyeing a return for the Golden Slipper after a fall at Randwick on Saturday left him with a neck injury.
Henry Dwyer intends to tackle the Adelaide Racing Carnival with star mare Asfoora, the Ballarat trainer pinpointing the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes as a landing spot for the Royal Ascot winner.
The Sydney premiership winning rider has been sidelined since the first week of January but is edging closer to a return.
Recent talks have broken down, but Racing Victoria remains committed to finding a solution in the dispute between jockeys and trainers over payments to ride in jumpouts.
Zac Purton has ridden more winners than anyone else in Hong Kong racing history but there’s one elusive Group 1 race he is determined to secure this autumn.
Giga Kick’s trainer Clayton Douglas says the powerful sprinter is still weeks away from appearing at the trials as The Everest winner prepares to start his autumn campaign in Sydney.
Some top performers were set to step out at the Geelong trials on Tuesday but the Melbourne heat has caused them to be delayed.
Champion jockey James McDonald speaks candidly about the privilege of riding thoroughbred racing’s two pin-up horses in Via Sistina and Romantic Warrior.
In-form sprinters Accredited and Disneck are set for an engrossing showdown in Saturday’s Group 3 Southern Cross Stakes at Rosehill Gardens.
After 37 starts, five-year-old mare Prairie Flower is just beginning to flourish as she surged to victory in the Durbridge Stakes at Morphettville.
A stunning finishing burst by Elettrica in the Sunshine Coast Cup has capped off a memorable day for trainers Richard and Will Freedman.
Royal Insignia provided trainer Grahame Begg with a timely win in the Manfred Stakes at Sandown a day after a tragedy for the stable.
Disappointed one of his horses missed out on an opportunity in a stakes race, the win of Cosmonova at Randwick was a just result for Joe Pride and Proven Thoroughbreds.
Philosopher, an $800,000 yearling who was later sold for $18,000, continued to repay his connections with his first stakes victory at Sandown.
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