Ultra competitor hunts five straight in Lightning
Competitive beast Sir Now is one of the main chances in the Lightning Stakes at Morphettville as he chases five straight wins.
Competitive beast Sir Now is one of the main chances in the Lightning Stakes at Morphettville as he chases five straight wins.
SA premiership-winning trainers Will Clarken and Niki O’Shea will go their separate ways at the end of the season.
Legendary trainer Lee Freedman will wind back his training duties as brother Michael opens a satellite stable on the Gold Coast.
Only three horses remain in James Cummings’ now empty Flemington stables, with his last Melbourne runners in Saturday’s Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes before a new training chapter begins in Hong Kong.
Craig Williams won’t give up on the Melbourne jockeys’ title without a fight as he cut Blake Shinn’s lead with a treble at Flemington.
Jockey John Allen has endorsed the Victoria Derby credentials of Arcora after the young stayer claimed a deserved win in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
The Richard Litt-trained Romeo’s Choice showcased his fighting spirit to claim a determined win from Storm The Ramparts at Rosehill.
Co-trainer Annabel Archibald’s faith in Yoshinobu was rewarded as the gelding delivered a strong performance to win at Rosehill Gardens.
Angela Jones was unable to extend her lead in the Brisbane jockeys’ premiership after five placings at Eagle Farm.
Rose Hammond achieved her goal of winning the Rising Stars Series Final which helped Tom Prebble take out overall honours.
Ethereum Girl was a class above her rivals in the Group 3 Sires’ Produce Stakes at Morphettville Parks after jockey Jason Holder was given a specific instruction.
With the star jockeys having left Brisbane, Kyle Wilson-Taylor grabbed the opportunity to shine with a double for Sydney’s premier trainer Chris Waller at Eagle Farm.
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