Can Sydney entice HK superstars to The Championships?
It may be long odds, but the Australian Turf Club has to pull out the stops to entice Hong Kong superstars Romantic Warrior and Ka Ying Rising to the Sydney autumn carnival.
SA Racing
Ka Ying Rising has crowning moment in Group 1 HK Sprint
The David Hayes-trained sprinter scored his eighth straight victory and the biggest of his young career at Sha Tin.
Gollan eager to show off Antino to the world
Tony Gollan wil realise a long-time dream when Antino performs on the world stage at the Hong Kong international meeting, and the experience has been eye opening.
Schiller does opposite to Nash to land Rosehill plunge
Nash Rawiller went one way and Tyler Schiller another but it was the latter who came out on top aboard the heavily backed Be Real at Rosehill.
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Done deal: I Wish I Win secures Everest slot
Co-trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman can now start plotting The Everest redemption with their star sprinter.
‘Very good horse’: Cups contender on show at Goodwood
Ciaron Maher and Australian Bloodstock have their latest spring Cups contender and Sayedaty Sadaty will be on show when racing at Goodwood in the United Kingdom this week.
Familiar spring plan suits Pinstriped in Group 1 bid
Enver Jusufovic will stick to his original plan as he chases a Group 1 win with Pinstriped after he contemplated resuming his stable star this week at Flemington.
Lees to bypass Flemington with imports
Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has decided against sending three high-class stayers to Melbourne to tackle a race at Flemington on Saturday.
Family source of pride for Jolly patriarch
Peter Jolly has trained his final runner after four decades and can now sit back and watch his family continue to build the Jolly training dynasty.
‘Could be anything’: Neasham eyes Everest with star mare
Trainer Annabel Neasham believes Lady Laguna has come back bigger and stronger than ever ahead of her upcoming campaign which starts at the Randwick trials on Friday.
Warwick Farm preview: Gibbons recharged to hit the ground running
Dylan Gibbons celebrated the end of his apprenticeship with an overseas holiday and is as keen as ever to get back into the saddle.
Eagle Farm blackout: Jockey, trainer tensions boil over
The situation regarding the Eagle Farm track closure escalated in a spicy morning at the Doomben trials where tensions flared between top trainers and jockeys.
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