Waller: Group 1 status adds ‘more value’ to All-Star Mile
Chris Waller will have just his second runner in the All-Star Mile but says there is more appeal to winning the race now despite less prizemoney on offer.
Chris Waller will have just his second runner in the All-Star Mile but says there is more appeal to winning the race now despite less prizemoney on offer.
Promising stayer Deakin will not run in the Adelaide Cup with the Phillip Stokes stable surprised with the weight he was given.
Mick Price explains why he eventually embraced the idea to send Public Attention to New Zeland for a new $3.5m slot race instead of taking on Broadsiding in the Randwick Guineas.
Tragedy has again struck one of Victorian racing’s famous families after the death of former jockey Bernadette Payne.
Hugely exciting filly Lady Shenandoah edged out Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot to win a thrilling edition of the Group 1 Surround Stakes.
VRC Derby winner Goldrush Guru has proven his class over 2500m, but a sharper Group 1 challenge over a mile awaits in Saturday’s Australian Guineas.
Victorian stewards have allowed colourful owner Allan Endresz to race horses again, as a separate court injunction bid kicked off in Queensland over star racehorse Alligator Blood.
Symon Wilde had to change plans with Group 2-winning mare Plenty Of Ammo after a rare incident the trainer has seen just three times in 20 years.
Jockey Luke Currie was eager to stick with Ndola after his debut win and that faith could be rewarded with success in the Group 1 Australian Guineas on Saturday.
Champion trainer Chris Waller has confirmed equal favourite Gatsby’s will be scratched from the Inglis Sprint for a Group 1 sprint instead.
Trainer Michael Kent Jr cannot fault equal favourite Reserve Bank who will seek to protect his perfect first-up record in the $1m Inglis Sprint at Flemington on Saturday.
Thousand Guineas winner Another Prophet has a surmountable task ahead of her in her quest for another Group 1 win in Saturday’s Australian Guineas at Flemington.
An unbeaten filly could be the one to take a stable that spent three years in the wilderness back to stakes racing after competing at Flemington on Saturday.
Popular trainer and multiple Group 1 winner Michael Moroney, who won the 2000 Melbourne Cup with Brew, sadly passed away in his sleep.
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