A “hot and bothered” Love To Torque defied a massive betting drift to win the opening race at Eagle Farm and thrust herself as a potential Group 1 contender in the Queensland winter carnival.
A Stay of Proceedings application by trainer Anthony Cummings to save his training career has been rejected by the Racing Appeals Tribunal.
Goldrush Guru had a tough first-up run but trainer Andrew Gluyas says it was what he needed for his Group 3 CS Hayes Stakes assignment on Saturday.
Anthony Cummings, son of the late, great Bart Cummings, has been given seven days to depart Leilani Lodge after having his trainer’s license withdrawn by Racing NSW.
John Kanga nearly scored a coup is his bid to overthrow the MRC board at a packed annual meeting at Caulfield.
Lindsay Park trainer JD Hayes has revealed the scenario Mr Brightside needs to beat Pride Of Jenni in the Group 2 Feehan Stakes at The Valley.
A leading Melbourne Cup contender barred from racing in Victoria will now race in NSW this spring after passing his vet checks “with flying colours”.
They may not be in the same league as Anamoe – yet – but star colts Broadsiding and Traffic Warden can join the champ on Godolphin’s stallion roster with victory in the Group 1 Golden Rose.
Sydney will be too wet for Daggers but trainers Natalie Young and Trent Busuttin have a decision to make when it comes to the final Caulfield Guineas lead-up for the exciting colt.
Exciting sprinter Bodyguard can carrying off the Listed Heritage Stakes first-up and prove to connections he is worthy to represent their slot in the Everest.
Katherine Coleman says I Wish I Win saves his best for race day and expects more of the same in the Group 1 Manikato Stakes on Friday night.
Not many trainers can say they have a nickname after a race because they have won it so many times, but Kevin Kemp is an exception and says it is a cut and dry affair at Toowoomba on Saturday.
The Benalla Cup is one of the highlights of Friday’s Grand Final Eve public holiday and a runner from the Mitch Freedman stable can start the long weekend on a high for punters.
Rebel committee member John Kanga declared his ambition for the chairman’s role at the Melbourne Racing Club as he used the threat of a Supreme Court injunction to stave off a disciplinary meeting scheduled ahead of the club’s AGM.
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