Prizemoney boost to help keep racing in the zone
The schedule of prizemoney for the new zoned racing has been released, with Friday racing at the Gold Coast comparable with the purses available on Saturday in the city.
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Nathan’s Racebook: Get Stuck In to a good thing
Racing editor Nathan Exelby and the bookmaking team from Ladbrokes dissect the form for Doomben and the Group 1 races at Randwick. Plus, Peter Moody gives his take on the Doncaster Mile.
Racing Qld pulls pin on winter carnival
Winter carnivals for the three codes of racing will be abandoned as Racing Queensland looks to build a war chest for what it expects to be torrid times for the industry in coming months.
Michelin’s hat in the ring for winter
Trainer Stuart Kendrick is convinced he has the ideal Queensland Guineas horse after Star Of Michelin swooped to late to salute in a perfect trial for the mile journey.
Carnival isn’t over for Queensland yet
Authorities around the nation continue to do everything possible to keep the wheels of racing moving amid the coronavirus outbreak, as the alternative will be devastating.
Waiting game: Alligator case could take years
An outcome to the Alligator Blood altrenogest bombshell is not likely to be determined for months, if not years as connections wait on the findings of a B sample taken from the star three-year-old.
Jockeys spread out to stay healthy on track
Jockeys were afforded an extended area to spread out at Doomben as the industry does everything it can to keep riders healthy for as long as possible.
Coast in lockdown: Boat Show, Draculas, HOTA affected
The renowned Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show has joined a growing list of major events to be called off as the effects of the coronavirus crisis bite deep on the Gold Coast.
Eagle Farm to be put in cotton wool
Despite the Eagle Farm track being ‘in great shape’, the Brisbane Racing Club intends to give it a spell in preparation for the upcoming Queensland Winter Carnival.
Top marks: Kisukano ends Rothfire’s hot streak
Jockey Mark Du Plessis might have had only been half serious, but his prediction that Kisukano would turn giant killer rang true in the $500,000 QTIS Jewel on the Gold Coast.
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