Deamer rapt as mare earns Gold Coast trip
Classy mare Rapt has booked herself a return to Queensland next month for the $500,000 Magic Millions The Wave with an impressive win at Randwick.
Classy mare Rapt has booked herself a return to Queensland next month for the $500,000 Magic Millions The Wave with an impressive win at Randwick.
Irish-born teen riding sensation Billy Loughnane produced a perfectly timed ride aboard Captain Amelia at Randwick to land his first Sydney winner during his Australian sojourn.
Modown posted a special win for trainer Charlotte Littlefield and made an instant profit for his new owners in the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham.
Pallaton received high praise from trainer Michael Freedman and jockey Tommy Berry before and the colt’s scintillating victory on debut at Randwick certainly lived up to it.
Trainer Paul Shailer relocated to the Gold Coast 12 months ago and is now set to prepare a promising filly for her debut run in a preparation he hopes can lead towards the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Trainer Michael Kent Jr insists Cranbourne and Pakenham are worthy tracks to stage Saturday feature meetings as the latter prepare for this week’s $1m The Supernova.
Trainer Jack Bruce is chasing a start in the $3m Magic Millions 2YO Classic when his $7000 colt makes his debut at the Gold Coast on Friday night.
Trainer John Sargent is confident Palmetto will be at his best in his comeback this weekend after a freak incident ruined his last campaign.
The world’s best jockey will miss Magic Millions on the Gold Coast after stewards found he was responsible for causing a nasty fall at Sha Tin on Sunday night.
Troy Corstens has big plans for Group 2-winning mare Lady In Pink next spring but will find out more about her staying ability if she takes her place in Saturday’s Pakenham Cup.
Super stallion Zoustar will be the most successful sire in the world this year after passing the Australian record for most individual winners.
Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot is locked and loaded for a Magic Millions tilt following her impressive trial at Hawkesbury on Monday.
The Eagle Farm sight screen will remain in place into the New Year but there are plans for it to be removed early in 2025.
Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are mulling over a potential summer campaign for their brilliant Golden Slipper winner.
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