Hype on Harry real as Sunlight tilt shines bright
TAB has released its all-in market for The Sunlight and also revealed its runner for the $3m slot race on the Gold Coast.
SA Racing
Maher ‘pretty confident’ weight no issue for Ingham favourite
Gringotts is hunting a hat-trick of feature victories on Saturday but will have to shoulder a heavy load to take out The Ingham.
Racing’s chameleon Private Eye gives hope to every owner
Private Eye, who was bought for $62,500 and is on the cusp of $12m in earnings, is proof every owner’s dreams of owning a top-class racehorse can become a reality.
Cult horse Hell out to continue heavenly run in town
Nick Walsh has grown a cult following with his horse Hell, who is aiming for a fifth straight win when he heads to Eagle Farm on Saturday.
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Logan’s emotion-charged Sprint triumph a moment to savour
Sonja Logan has been to hell and back in the last 12 months, but the brave jockey can put an exclamation point on a fairytale Top End carnival by scoring Monday’s Darwin Cup.
‘Absolutely terrified’: ‘Mishani man’ on recovery trail after cancer scare
Recently retired trainer Les Ross says he was ‘terrified’ in the lead-up to having his prostate surgically removed, but is recovering well from the four-hour operation.
Emotional win for jockey year after bashing ordeal
A year after she was the victim of a brutal bashing outside her home, jockey Sonja Logan continued her amazing comeback story with success in the Palmerston Sprint in Darwin.
RQ boss warns of biggest threat to Australian racing
Racing Queensland boss Jason Scott is waging a war to fend off a host of threats to the sport, but it isn’t coming from green groups or anti-racing crusaders.
Gelded five-year-old ends long drought with all-the-way win
It was a bold decision by the owners of Williamsburg to geld the now five-year-old but it paid instant dividends at Rosehill on Saturday.
Matusalem lands emotional win in Waller family’s historic silks
Champion trainer Chris Waller was momentarily lost for words as Matusalem carried the colours of his great-grandfather to victory at Rosehill.
Party time: Freedman mare ends 25-year Aurie’s Star hoodoo
Right To Party emerged as a lightweight contender for spring sprints as she ended a run of outs for mares in the Group 3 Aurie’s Star Handicap.
Young trainer unearths Guineas hope in first year
Dom Sutton has only been training for 10 months but he could have a Caulfield Guineas prospect after Detroit City stayed unbeaten at Flemington on Saturday.
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