Zahra hails gutsy Vibrant Sun in Australsian Oaks win
Vibrant Sun displayed enormous heart to win the Group 1 Australasian Oaks at Morphettville after seeing off several challenges.
WA Racing
Neindorf begins climb to top with first Group 1
An emotional Lachlan Neindorf was trying to keep it together after claiming his first Group 1 triumph aboard Climbing Star in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Quokka-winning duo cause a blowout with Disneck
Talented sprinter Disneck produces a barnstorming win from last to give trainer Bjorn Baker a winning double at Rosehill after Highlights won earlier on the card.
Racing Confidential: John Hawkes honoured in South Australia
The remarkable career of John Hawkes has been recognised with the naming of the Group 3 John Hawkes Stakes at Morphettville.
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Weekend to warm hearts of all harness fans
THERE was a time when winter was a harness racing wasteland occupied by poor horses racing on bog tracks. Saturday is proof those days are gone.
Quinny beat but treble for Hall camp
DESPITE the defeat of Im Themightyquinn the Hall stable came away with a winning treble at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
Stellar Artois salutes
ISAIAH ARTOIS made it four wins in succession by snaring the $100,000 International Animal Health Pearl Classic (2130m) at Gloucester Park.
Pair in hospital after race fall
TWO jockeys were taken to hospital after being injured in a race fall at Pinjarra on Thursday afternoon.
Alto looks to hit the right note
OWING to Easter, this week’s main Gloucester Park meeting will be held on Thursday and will feature the running of the $40,000 Garrads Horse & Hound Easter Cup (2902m).
Hall Snr on track for glory
LEADING trainer Gary Hall Snr is strongly on track to win his second $200,000 Sky Channel WA Derby (2536m) at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
Red Salute primed for victory
FRIDAY at Gloucester Park sees the running of the $35,000 Alltools 4YO & 5YO Championship (2130m).
Winners collide at Gloucester Park
FRIDAY night at Gloucester Park sees the crescendo towards the $200,000 WA Derby on April 11 with the running of the $40,000 Caduceus Club Classic (2536m).
Fiorente wins the Australian Cup
FIORENTE stamped himself as our premier racehorse with victory in the Australian Cup. Re-live the action here.
Hercules looks to flex muscle
FRIDAY night’s meeting at Gloucester Park does look tough for punters, but there is element of class about a couple of possible winners.
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