Melbourne Cup champ injured, out of All-Star Mile
Melbourne Cup champion Knight’s Choice will miss this week’s $2.5 million Group 1 All-Star Mile after suffering bruising to his fetlock.
Melbourne Cup champion Knight’s Choice will miss this week’s $2.5 million Group 1 All-Star Mile after suffering bruising to his fetlock.
A Matthew Williams-trained stayer can earn a reward for consistency as part of a strong book of rides for jockey Dean Yendall at Tuesday’s Ararat meeting.
Champion trainer Chris Waller thinks Joliestar can make an impact in some of the biggest sprints in the world this year … starting with Saturday’s Group 1 Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Group 1 star Pride Of Jenni pleased champion trainer Ciaron Maher with a comeback jumpout at Cranbourne on Monday, with a return to Sydney for a Group 1 target under consideration.
The betting attention is on the likes of Jan Brueghel and Vauban, but there’s another English stayer turning heads in the early days of his Melbourne Cup preparation at the Werribee quarantine centre.
Ciaron Maher has plenty of options with star mare Pride Of Jenni but owner Tony Ottobre has given his preference for her last lead-up run before the Cox Plate.
A jockey who rode for Ciaron Maher in the early days says the trainer has barely changed – although he’s arguably more relaxed now than before he became a star.
SA trainers Dan Clarken and Oopy MacGillivray haven’t given up on a fairytale win in the Melbourne Cup with The Map as they search for a rider to replace Jamie Kah.
A Group 1-winning mare has been retired after a disappointing start to the spring carnival.
A new rider has been secured for Giga Kick in The Everest.
Melbourne Cup-winning owner Brae Sokolski reveals Joao Moreira has been secured for the Caulfield Cup favourite but admits he has one big concern.
Manikato Stakes runner-up Growing Empire has given trainer Ciaron Maher his third starter in the world’s most lucrative sprint event at Royal Randwick next week.
A number of The Everest contenders and spring stars stepped out in a stacked barrier trial hit-out at Randwick on Tuesday morning.
Leap To Fame, the $3.2 million-earner, will start the hottest favourite in the 50-year history of the race they call the Cox Plate of harness racing after drawing gate three for the Melton feature.
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