Promising stayer Gotta Go to Lord Reims next
A Group 3 race is the next step for young stayer Gotta Go Guru after his soft win at Morphettville Parks on Saturday.
SA Racing
‘I had a ute full of horse feed:’ Moor’s late dash for Chairman’s win
Daniel Moor had to rush to get to Sandown after a late call-up to ride Inkaruna in her Chairman’s Stakes win, but the filly is unlikely to run in next month’s Blue Diamond.
Comeback galloper on rollercoaster ride to $1m race
Fukubana scored his first win since returning from a serious injury at Doomben and trainer Matt Dunn is now eyeing off a million-dollar race in Sydney.
Blue Diamond in sights of ‘gutsy’ Waterhouse-Bott filly
The Blue Diamond is on the radar for The Playwright after she gave Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott back-to-back Widden Stakes wins.
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Schulz bullish on ‘sharp’ Surprise
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Money comes for Antino to upset Memsie fancies
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Group 1 target to become clearer for Wonder Boy
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‘Here to entertain’: Jenni, Brightside rivalry wins over new fans
The rivalry between Pride Of Jenni and Mr Brightside is enticing new fans to racing, and the superstars clash for the first time this spring in the Memsie Stakes on their way towards the Cox Plate.
Howzat! Eye-watering cost for Eagle Farm sight screen
Racenet has the first pictures and video of the Eagle Farm “sight screen” which has come at an extraordinary cost.
Munce goes from flying planes to landing winners
Corey Munce was looking to land planes for a living, but a career change has him looking to land Group 1 winners instead as he takes up a training partnership with his legendary father Chris.
Jamie Kah: This can be my best spring yet
Jamie Kah is fired up for the spring carnival and is excited to reunite with the horse who helped reignite her career last autumn.
Irish trainer’s burning ambition to win Melbourne Cup
Irish trainer Willie Mullins has been trying to win the Melbourne Cup since his first runner in 2003, and he isn’t giving up with a familiar pair poised to return for redemption.
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