Top trainers farewell their rugby league playing Pop
Top Queensland trainers Toby and Trent Edmonds have farewelled their dad and pop Don ‘Bandy’ Adams, a Kangaroos representative and NSW rugby league star.
Top Queensland trainers Toby and Trent Edmonds have farewelled their dad and pop Don ‘Bandy’ Adams, a Kangaroos representative and NSW rugby league star.
Queensland owner-breeder Paul Lanskey is excited to have Vow And Declare back at the races — and he’s confident the stayer will give plenty of cheek first-up in the Australian Cup.
Trainer Rob Heathcote has poured cold water on Golden Slipper and Sydney autumn carnival speculation for emerging star Rothfire, saying longer-term goals are more important.
Godolphin is leaning towards three-year-old filly Flit taking a spot in the All-Star Mile in preference to stablemates Alizee and Avilius. LATEST BETTING
Fresh from a big success in the Australian Guineas, outstanding three-year-old Alligator Blood is being lined up for even bigger riches, with the All Star Mile on his agenda.
The ongoing yes, no, maybe dialogue around the Gold Coast Turf Club redevelopment has reached high farce, writes racing editor NATHAN EXELBY.
Robert Heathcote declared Rothfire the most exciting horse he’s had since Buffering, while jockey Robbie Fradd gave his seal of approval to take on the best in Sydney after the gelding bolted in again at Doomben.
He’s the horse Rob Heathcote paid for twice, but right now he would happily pay 10 times the amount again as Rothfire aims to enhance his reputation at Doomben.
The Australian Guineas at Flemington represents the last chance in possibly 12 months for Alligator Blood to tick off on the one thing missing from his scorecard.
Racing editor Nathan Exelby and the bookmaking team from Ladbrokes pinpoint the horses to back and ones to avoid at Doomben. Plus, Peter Moody’s take on the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
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