Owners ready for Bali party if filly Too Good in Winter final
While some owners will be watching from Bali, trainer Kevin Daffy says it would be a special moment if his only horse Oh Too Good can win the Winter Championship Final on Saturday.
While some owners will be watching from Bali, trainer Kevin Daffy says it would be a special moment if his only horse Oh Too Good can win the Winter Championship Final on Saturday.
When Joe Bowditch isn’t riding, he’s likely to be found beneath the ocean indulging in his passion for diving and filling up on some fresh catches.
Pakenham trainers Emma-Lee and David Browne will draw inspiration from recent Melbourne Cup shocks when aiming ballot exempt mare at the 2025 edition of Australia’s greatest race.
The frenetic nature and high intensity of riding in Hong Kong will only help Ben Thompson when he returns to Brisbane in July.
Group 1 winner turned super stallion Snitzel has died aged 23 leaving behind an ever lasting legacy on the thoroughbred racing landscape.
Father-and-son trainers Chris and Corey Munce are enjoying a dream winter carnival which they’re hoping will culminate in a Group 1 victory this Saturday at Eagle Farm.
Ryan Maloney scored another longshot Group 1 victory as he seized an opportunity to ride Maison Louis in the Queensland Derby.
Star mare Joliestar came from nowhere to snatch victory in the Kingsford Smith Cup, denying young jockey Angela Jones her first Group 1 success.
Recent floods nearly left You Wahng stranded in NSW, but the Kris Lees filly overcame travel challenges to take out the Group 1 Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm.
Irish trainer Aidan O’Brien declared Jan Brueghel was a certainty to win last year’s Melbourne Cup after the horse won the Coronation Cup overnight, and has ruled out a return.
Leading wagering figure Dean Shannon has announced he will step down as boss of Entain Australia.
Coolmore has the utmost faith master trainer Aidan O’Brien can get Storm Boy back to his best at Royal Ascot after he failed to beat a runner home in his northern hemisphere debut.
Pride Of Jenni and Antino have come together to eye each other off before they do battle in the Group 1 Doomben Cup on Saturday.
Champion hoop James McDonald admits he was getting worried in the Group 1 Doomben 10,000 before lifting Sunshine In Paris to a thrilling victory over Queensland warrior Rothfire.
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