Group 1 target to become clearer for Wonder Boy
Jerome Hunter has two Group 1 targets in mind for Wonder Boy after the McNeil Stakes on Saturday, but his performance will determine which race to aim for.
SA Racing
‘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.
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Maher and Eustace partnership ends in Glory
Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have concluded their successful partnership on a high note as imported gelding Glory Daze cruises to victory at Randwick.
‘Great honour to win’: McNeil denies Willo in memorial race
There was no stakes status on the line but jockeys Craig Williams and Jye McNeil desperately wanted to win the Travis Harrison Cup with the latter coming out on top.
Waller colt stuns on debut to show Slipper quality
Trainer Chris Waller and Coolmore enjoyed Golden Slipper success last year with Shinzo and they have another contender for the juvenile feature.
‘Real larrikin’ Bill Camer dies
Bill Camer, once described as the smallest jockey in the world who went on to win the Cox Plate, Doncaster Mile and Stradbroke Handicap, has died aged 92.
Brave Mead, King Colorado give Maher double delight
Brave Mead won the Group 3 Manfred Stakes but the return of King Colorado gave trainer Ciaron Maher another reason to leave Caulfield happy.
High Octane powers Snowdens in Blue Diamond preview
Peter and Paul Snowden will again be a force in this year’s Blue Diamond after producing the quinella in the colts and geldings preview at Caulfield.
Magic Millions winner Storm Boy set to be sold in potential $50m deal
The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained colt is unbeaten in three starts and could be set to become the most expensive racehorse sold in Australia.
Ratings guru: Golden Slipper threats will emerge for Storm Boy
Dominant Magic Millions winner Storm Boy is a hot favourite to win the Golden Slipper but it won’t be a shoo-in according to one expert.
Deficit to stay the course in Australia Day Cup
Trainers Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou are hoping Deficit can pass his litmus test when he steps up to 2400m for the first time in Friday’s Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm.
The Early Oil: Stephen Brassel’s Caulfield analysis Friday
It’s not often I’d be weighing into a two-year-old as best of the day when there so many unknowns with a host of first starters engaged but those queries are being pushed into the background this time around.
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