Hayes slams scan ‘madness’ for HK star Ka Ying Rising
David Hayes is eager to run Ka Ying Rising at Flemington if he wins The Everest, but Racing Victoria’s vet protocols could get in the way of that happening.
David Hayes is eager to run Ka Ying Rising at Flemington if he wins The Everest, but Racing Victoria’s vet protocols could get in the way of that happening.
Adelaide’s leading apprentice Rochelle Milnes says it is an honour to be riding in her first Group 1 for trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Ducasse is well placed to continue his form surge at Randwick after trainer Michael Freedman decided against racing for better prizemoney in Brisbane.
David Vandyke is thrilled to have booked champion jockey Kerrin McEvoy in Philia’s bid to topple a hot favourite in the Princess Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Kyle Wilson-Taylor has revealed how regular visits from a sports psychologist have been the making of him and helped to keep him out of the stewards’ room.
Jockey Masayuki Abe, who rides in far north Queensland, has been disqualified by racing stewards for betting offences.
Dylan Gibbons injured his shoulder in October before learning it would require surgery to fix the damage, which will keep him out of the saddle for a significant period of time.
Queen Elida has her best shot at claiming the Inter Dominion in her third tilt with the absence of a superstar trotter.
The Joe Pride-trained Accredited was very unlucky first-up but can atone with a slight step up in trip on his home track. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Jim Mason won the 1996 Caulfield Cup and has had his share of troubles since, but has bounced back to train on the Sunshine Coast.
Don’t Doubt Merlin has gone from potential outcast to winning three of his first four starts and is out to build on his recent when he tackles city grade for the first time.
Via Sistina was purchased at the same Tattersalls December Sale last year and Yulong are hoping they’ve found another top class galloper in 2024.
Gai Waterhouse is shooting for her sixth Gold Coast Magic Millions 2YO Classic and has two of the leading fancies in early betting markets for January’s juvenile showpiece.
Bjorn Baker is already planning autumn campaigns for Overpass and Arapaho following their interstate feature wins last Saturday.
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