Caulfield specialist ‘may catch few napping’ in Orr Stakes
Mick Price says Ayrton “deserves” a crack at the Group 1 CF Orr Stakes with his excellent record at the track and distance.
Mick Price says Ayrton “deserves” a crack at the Group 1 CF Orr Stakes with his excellent record at the track and distance.
Leap To Fame is expected to be too good again, but NSW-bound trainer David Aiken says running Max Delight at Cranbourne this week was still enticing.
Horse racing’s only sex worker, Carly Electric, has opened up about her love of the sport and why she works in the industry.
Trainer Chris Waller has revealed the autumn carnival plans for his superstar colts, Shinzo and Militarize.
Melbourne Cup runner-up Soulcombe impressed in a track gallop at Caulfield, as his preparation towards next month’s Group 1 Australian Cup ramps up.
Craig Williams says a tough spring campaign will make Mr Brightside harder to beat this autumn, which starts in Saturday’s Group 1 CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Jockey Beau Mertens has been taken to hospital after he was one of two jockeys involved in a fall at Stony Creek on Tuesday.
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Scans on Monday confirmed the dual Group 1 winner’s recovery from a strain deep in the gluteal muscle.
Mornington trainer John McArdle has found the perfect race for a consistent mare while a $12 chance can break through at his second start at Stony Creek on Tuesday.
Te Akau Racing’s Melbourne representative Ben Gleeson says the stable is not overly concerned after champion sprinter Imperatriz’s lacklustre trial on Monday morning.
Mr Brightside headlines 17 nominations for Saturday’s Group 1 Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Former AFL boss Gillon McLachlan is the preferred candidate for the role as chairman of Racing Victoria, Racenet understands.
Chris Waller’s talented Lindermann has been gelded since he last raced and is set to realise his potential this autumn carnival.
The talented two-year-old, who cost $390,000 as a yearling, continues to impress the in-form South Australian stable.
Brilliant Widden Stakes winner Lady Of Camelot is likely to take her place in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield on February 24.
Two-year-old colt Coleman impressed with his Chairman’s Stakes blitz but there were several other runners to follow out of Saturday’s Caulfield meeting.
A Mike Moroney-trained galloper could go around over the odds at $15 in his first-up outing at Sale on Sunday.
Jimmysstar maintained his unbeaten Australian record with an emphatic win at Caulfield and in the process secured a spot in the All-Star Mile.
After a run of bad luck this week, Vagrant gave the Mitchell Freedman stable a lift by winning the Group 3 Geoffrey Bellmaine Stakes at Caulfield.
A bid to oust most of the Racing Victoria board is set to be defeated but concerns remain from key stakeholders.
Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott’s stellar season with two-year-olds continued with a feature race double at Rosehill on Saturday.
Prost will be looking to emulate close relation and last year’s Golden Slipper winner Shinzo after an impressive win in the Canonbury Stakes at Rosehill.
Relief has turned into excitement for trainer Matt Laurie, who has the new Blue Diamond favourite following Coleman’s dominant win in the Chairman’s Stakes at Caulfield.
Brave Mead won the Group 3 Manfred Stakes but the return of King Colorado gave trainer Ciaron Maher another reason to leave Caulfield happy.
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.
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.
Form expert Tony Thomas believes a recent jumpout has an $8 chance ready to explode in the Australia Stakes at The Valley on Saturday.
Tiger Legend has covered more kilometres in a year than what most horses would do in a lifetime as he looks to bounce back to his former glory in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
After ending a 20-month drought, Kris Lees may not have to wait as long Kinloch’s next win when he heads to the Sunshine Coast Cup on Saturday.
Form analyst Chris Vernuccio’s $200 betting strategy and detailed quaddie selections for The Valley on Saturday.
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.
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.
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.
As the bar gets raised for unbeaten Carbonados connections are taking aim at Group riches for the three-year-old.
News Corp form analyst Stephen Brassel gives his best bets and value selection for Moonee Valley on Saturday.
Blue Stratum is the only runner with race experience in the Blue Diamond colts and geldings preview and trainer Tony McEvoy suggests punters “put a line through” his last run.
South Australian training pair Shane and Cassie Oxlade are out to conquer another sprint race in Melbourne at Caulfield on Friday.
The Group 2 Australia Stakes on Saturday will mark the end of one of Australian racing’s most successful training partnerships.
Rising eight-year-old Alligator Blood is ready for another big campaign after a second smart barrier trial win at Rosehill on Thursday.
A two-year-old winner from Oaks Day has returned a positive swab as Racing Victoria stewards launch an inquiry.
Queensland sprinter Uncommon James will head to Sydney for another shot at a Group 1 before being primed for an assault on the winter carnival back home.
Nikita Beriman popped her own shoulder back into place after a fall and continued to ride, but knew something was wrong when she couldn’t lift her arm following a race.
Matty and Benny are back! They chat about the ridiculous prices for high end yearlings, the brilliant Bureau of Meteorology (surely not?), who will star in the autumn carnival, how good Damian Lane is, and the $150 million Powerball draw.
Two strong seconds have shown a Mike Moroney-trained filly has the talent to break through while jockey Daniel Stackhouse has a strong book of rides at Pakenham on Thursday night.
Superstar mare Imperatriz “couldn’t have done much more” in a jumpout at Mornington ahead of her return in next month’s Group 1 Lightning Stakes.
An expletive-riddled tirade towards stewards at Flemington on Oaks Day has cost NSW owner and successful businessman Tory Lavalle a three-month disqualification.
Undefeated South Australian filly Karavas has had her Group 1 Blue Diamond campaign derailed.
Trainer Ken Kelso is eyeing more Flemington Group 1 glory in the autumn with brilliant New Zealand mare Legarto.
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