Learning quest for Golden Eagle or Empire Rose hopeful
Two promising UK outings are part of the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr’s learning experience with spring carnival contender Kitty Rose.
Two promising UK outings are part of the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr’s learning experience with spring carnival contender Kitty Rose.
A strong formline from his last-start win makes the Warwick Capper-owned Capper Thirtynine one of the better bets of Tuesday’s Ballarat Synthetic meeting.
James McDonald now has the advantage in his Sydney title battle with Nash Rawiller ahead of his return to the saddle this week.
John O’Shea and Tom Charlton have made a dream start to their new training partnership as they seek their first Sydney Saturday winner at Randwick.
Jockey Ethan Brown will have freedom of navigation for his attempt to post a winning hat-trick on Miss Roumbini at Caulfield on Saturday.
Robbie Griffiths and Mathew de Kock were happy to take up the challenge of getting an impeccably-bred Tulloch Lodge cast-off back to winning form, starting at Caulfield test.
Experience over 2000m will stand Little Jack in good stead while an autumn debut winner can resume with another success at good odds at Saturday’s Caulfield meeting.
Smart sprinter Ashford Street will have a crucial jockey change for his attempt to return to winning ways in the Group 3 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
It’s Queensland racing’s version of The Oscars as Ben Dorries and Trenton Akers dish out the gongs and identify some left-field horses to follow from the winter carnival.
Just weeks after Chris Waller became the first trainer to break the $50 million prizemoney barrier, Ciaron Maher has also achieved the incredible feat.
Lindsay Park trainers Ben, JD and Will Hayes think their $34 shot Sheva is worth a crack at the older sprinters in Saturday’s Group 3 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Leah Ellerton said the likes of top jockeys Ben Melham and Jamie Kah were “amazing” support after her trainer husband Mathew Ellerton was struck down by a stroke in Bali last month.
Three-time Melbourne Cup winner launches civil action against former manager and Perth racing identity Neil Pinner over alleged misappropriation of funds.
Unbeaten mare Clear Thinking, once owned by the late Queen and unable to race in England due to leg issues, will be striving to maintain her unbeaten record at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Melbourne Cup hero Vow And Declare solidified his standing as Australia’s true ‘war horse’ with a second Tattersall’s Cup victory at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Premier trainer Chris Waller has become the first trainer to surpass $50 million in prize money for a season following Speycaster’s Stayer’s Cup success at Rosehill Gardens.
A fit and firing Father’s Day is ready for a career best performance in Saturday’s Stayers Cup at Rosehill Gardens.
Former English mare Coco Jamboo goes to the Tatt’s Tiara after winning at her Australian debut in the Hawkesbury Crown before finishing fifth to C’est Magique in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Untapped and unbeaten Baraqiel is likely to sneak into a crack 1200m Benchmark 84 at Caulfield on Saturday, with at least two doubtful starters.
Trainer Adam Duggan has secured the first Listed victory of his training career courtesy of the in form Diamond Diesel in the Civic Stakes on Wednesday at Warwick Farm.
The Victorian Jockeys’ Association confirmed on Monday that Small, who has overcome two bouts of brain surgery to remove a tumour, was suffering from a collapsed lung and cracked ribs after a race fall.
A deal to get I Wish I Win into The Everest has been done.
Racing Victoria has started an independent recruitment for a permanent chief executive as its new chairman unveils his vision for the future in an exclusive interview.
Herald Sun and Racenet racing writer Gilbert Gardiner runs a rule over Saturday’s card at Flemington.
In a boon for Sydney’s flagship The Everest race day in October, hope is growing that King Charles will attend the meeting which also features the King Charles III Stakes.
With only one runner locked in for this year’s $20 million The Everest, trainer Bjorn Baker is keen for several of his sprinters to put their hand up for the world’s richest race on turf.
A Ciaron Maher-trained galloper can improve sharply rising in trip second-up while an $18 chance could produce a big finish for punters at Pakenham on Thursday night.
Form analyst Brad Waters looks at every race at Sandown Hillside on Saturday where he has come up with a $7 best bet.
Trainer Bjorn Baker will be giving Rachel King, the rider of Iknowastar and Passeggiata, a licence to thrill on the “catch-me-if-you-can” front-runners at Randwick on Saturday.
Cranbourne trainer Gavin Bedggood has a great record with online buys and he will attempt to match previous deeds with injury-plagued talent Windstorm.
Giga Kick’s three-quarter brother Pantoja had to settle for third in a sound debut outing at Bendigo on Wednesday.
Young Ballarat trainer Tom Conlan is confident he has a stakes filly after an unlucky Group 3 run in Adelaide so has decided to stay on the hunt for black type rather than compete at Sandown on Saturday.
Thousands of dollars ride on Kembla Grange trainer Mitchell Beer’s decision on where to send smart sprinter Mnementh on Saturday.
Excelleration’s rise through the Australian staying ranks could land him in the Melbourne Cup via Saturday’s $500,000 Andrew Ramsden at Flemington.
Bustling has won four of his five starts in Western Australia but his new connections will have even bigger plans in mind when the star youngster moves east.
Honest import Mostly Cloudy will give away size but should be in the thick of the fight for a Melbourne Cup start in Saturday’s $500,000 Andrew Ramsden at Flemington.
Trainers Tony and Calvin McEvoy have scrapped a Queensland trip for South Australian Derby winner Coco Sun.
The patience of connections of comeback galloper Special Reward can be repaid when he resumes from an injury-enforced lay-off in the Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford.
Terry Evans will use Saturday’s Takeover Target Stakes as an audition for a shot at The Kosciuszko with stable star, Sir Ravanelli.
Simon Miller has an ace up his sleeve as he prepares Amelia’s Jewel for the final time in The Goodwood on Saturday.
Quokka winner Overpass was missing among the Group 1 Queensland winter carnival nominations and trainer Bjorn Baker reveals why.
After an aborted autumn campaign, Antino made a Stradbroke Handicap statement with a sizzling first-up win in the Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Hometown hero Jamie Kah finally landed her first Group 1 in South Australia after riding Coco Sun to victory in the Group 1 SA Derby on Saturday.
Vibrant Sun displayed enormous heart to win the Group 1 Australasian Oaks at Morphettville after seeing off several challenges.
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.
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.
The remarkable career of John Hawkes has been recognised with the naming of the Group 3 John Hawkes Stakes at Morphettville.
Boom filly Estriella has trainer Ciaron Maher very excited, but stablemate I Am Me is not to be overlooked in the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes.
Annabel Neasham can’t wait to welcome Amelia’s Jewel into her stable, revealing she was surprised to be picked as the star mare’s new trainer.
West Aussie weapon Amelia’s Jewel will officially make the switch to Sydney to join Annabel Neasham’s Warwick Farm stable.
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