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Jace McMurray gets his first city winner on Fiorsum Fred at Scone on May 17.

McMurray has turned heads in Sydney. Now for a first stakes win

Former Gold Coast apprentice Jace McMurray is making good first impressions in Sydney, and he’s hoping to turn more heads at Rosehill on Saturday.

  • Craig Kerry

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James Cummings trained at Leilani Lodge before linking with Godolphin in 2017.

Cummings says Godolphin primed for more Scone success in final assault

James Cummings and Godolphin have carved out an enviable record at Scone, and he is confident the exclusive combination can feature prominently one last time.

  • Craig Kerry
Trainers Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald.

Written In Code primed for valuable farewell in Dark Jewel Classic

Trainer Rob Archibald hopes the Scone track gives Written In Code the chance to bow out a winner on Saturday.

  • Craig Kerry
Peter Snowden is surprised he can be at the Cox Plate on Saturday after things changed quickly on his drive to Melbourne on Wednesday

Peter Snowden puts faith in filly to lead charge at Scone

Akaysha has beaten boom colt Beadman, and Peter Snowden hopes that form stacks up in the Woodlands Stakes at Scone on Saturday.

  • Craig Kerry
Briasa comes down the outside to beat Overpass in the TJ Smith Stakes.

‘It’s very exciting’: TJ Smith winner Briasa books Everest slot

The Hawkes training team confirmed up-and-coming sprinter Briasa had secured a slot in The Everest.

  • Craig Kerry
Tom Sherry.

Tom Sherry keen to capitalise again on opportunity in The Coast

Irish jockey Tom Sherry is pleased to be back aboard in-form galloper Depth Of Character as he chases another victory in The Coast.

  • Craig Kerry
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Hezashocka.

Schofield backs veteran to fire in Gosford Cup defence, whatever the weather

Trainer Mick Price and jockey Chad Schofield are confident Hezashocka is building nicely towards back-to-back Gosford Gold Cups.

  • Craig Kerry
Joe Pride.

Blue-blood mare leads way in stakes double for Pride at Hawkesbury

The Warwick Farm trainer is looking to high-level races in Queensland for City Of Lights after a valuable breakthrough win on Saturday.

  • Craig Kerry
Racing returns to Murwillumbah on Friday.

Compelling Truth chasing a rare feat at Wagga Wagga meeting

A win in the 1200m Wagga Town Plate would lift the gelding’s strike rate to an impressive 50 per cent.

  • Neil Evans
Nash Rawiller on Punch Lane.

Grand Eagle takes flight as Rawiller pulls the right rein

Nash Rawiller produced contrasting rides to score a winning double at Randwick on Saturday.

  • Craig Kerry

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