Robbie Waterhouse weighs in with Melbourne Cup bolter
Iconic bookmaker Robbie Waterhouse has identified a Melbourne Cup bolter, as well as some fancied Cup horses that he is happy to oppose in the $5m feature.
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Trailblazer Joseph to Dance up a storm at Randwick
When Barbara Joseph first began training racehorses, she wasn’t even allowed to enter the ‘men’s section’ of the members at Randwick. It’s a much different story today as she prepares to saddle up Zouatica in Tuesday’s Big Dance.
Gai Waterhouse: Why the Melbourne Cup is still No.1
Gai Waterhouse remains inspired by her 2013 triumph as she pursues a second Melbourne Cup win, and has already begun planning for next year.
The Bart blueprint: James takes leaf out of legend’s playbook
Godolphin trainer James Cummings is borrowing a formula made famous by his legendary grandfather as he prepares Zardozi for Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup.
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Tips, inside mail for Wagga, Taree on Monday: $2.50 best bet
A Wagga specialist who wasn’t disgraced in town last time out can get the cash for punters on Monday. Get Shayne O’Cass’s best bets, value picks and quaddie selections for Wagga and Taree.
Bedggood ponders shot at Valley Group 1 Glory
The Group 1 Moir Stakes could be too hard to resist for trainer Gavin Bedggood after Mornington Glory preserved his perfect 1000m The Valley record in the Carlyon Stakes.
Waller’s mares rise as Via Sistina lands Winx Stakes
It was easy as one, two, three for Chris Waller as Via Sistina led home an all-mares trifecta in the Group 1 Winx Stakes at Randwick.
Carrot snub reason for Yellow Brick scratching
Yellow Brick’s return has been delayed after he was scratched from his return run on the weekend when his trainer knew something wasn’t right.
Stewart slices rivals with Doomben double
Riding winners beats carving meet for a living as Ronnie Stewart delivered a one-two blow at Doomben on Saturday.
McDonald, Lloyd suspended at Randwick
James McDonald and Zac Lloyd had their Winx Stakes day soured when suspended for causing interference to each other.
Daggers goes from bad boy to Golden Rose hope
Exciting three-year-old Daggers remained unbeaten at The Valley to stamp himself as a Group 1 Golden Rose contender, a scenario which looked unlikely in his early days.
‘I’m pushing for Everest slot’: Portelli has big dreams for Kimochi
Trainer Gary Portelli is daring to dream with his powerhouse mare Kimochi who kicked off her campaign with a first-up win for new owners Yulong in the Tow Show Quality.
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