‘Stayer of the future’: Air Assault gunning for Ballarat Cup
This preparation could be the making of SA stayer Air Assault which can end on a high in the Ballarat Cup on Saturday.
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‘He does it with ease’: Doyle wild about his emerging star
Unbeaten colt Private Harry comes to town after two stunning performances that has Nathan Doyle how good he could be.
Stewards push for 15-year ban on professional punter
A professional punter is facing a 15-year disqualification for betting with or for jockey Michael Poy.
Egan looks at positives in wide Ballarat Cup barrier
Young Werther has a wide barrier in the Ballarat Cup but jockey Billy Egan says where his main rivals have drawn could help his cause.
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Wilde has Kodiak Bear poised to attack at Caulfield
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Lismore tips, inside mail for Friday
The Matthew Dunn-trained gelding Written Fame looks ready to secure his third career win when he resumes at Lismore.
‘Money well spent’: Secret review into QRIC cost $510k
An independent review into the operations of the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has cost tax payers more than $500,000, it was revealed in parliament.
Laidley gets behind racing’s Pride initiative
Transgender advocate Danielle Laidley has praised trainer Archie Alexander and wife Annie for initiating Project Pride, which will have its first starter at Bendigo on Thursday.
Manaal could get chance to end Golden Rose hoodoo
Group 1 winner Manaal will take a significant step towards the spring carnival when she trials on Friday morning.
Godolphin filly in frame for spring riches
A Godolphin two-year-old filly is on her way to better races in the spring after a powerful win at Sandown on Wednesday.
Wyong preview: Gavenlock’s youngsters aiming to cause upsets
A pair Kylie Gavenlock-trained two-year-olds are ready to spring a surprise on their rivals when they head to Wyong.
Orman hasn’t given up catching Pike for national title
Jimmy Orman went to extreme lengths last year when he just missed out in the national jockeys premiership, but he’s taking a different mindset in his pursuit of William Pike this time around.
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