Private Eye rediscovers his zest with Festival Stakes win
A switched on Private Eye reminded race fans that form is temporary and class is permanent with a stylish win in the Group 3 Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
A switched on Private Eye reminded race fans that form is temporary and class is permanent with a stylish win in the Group 3 Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Trainer Matthew Dunn admitted he hadn’t thought beyond the Country Classic with Belvedere Boys but he now has several options after the gelding’s impressive win at Rosehill.
John Sargent was concerned early but a perfect ride from Kerrin McEvoy lands Casual Connection back to the winners circle in the Midway Rosehill.
There was barely a dry eye in the yard at Doomben on Saturday when rookie two-year-old filly Hi Barbie had some help from above to defy a massive betting drift and score the $200,000 Listed Phelan Ready.
Progressive filly Konasana gained redemption for her Hawkesbury Guineas defeat with a gutsy win at Randwick on Saturday.
Victorian jockey Harry Coffey flew in to pull off a coup aboard Queensland specialist Arabian Summer in the $1m Magic Millions National 2YO Classic (1050m) at Doomben on Saturday.
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It was a decade ago when Blake Shinn won his first Doomben Cup on the Walter-trained, Streama. Tragically, just a few days later, Walter died from a heart attack.
Jockey Daniel Stackhouse determined to build on personal best season in the metropolitan arena, fresh off a treble last Saturday.
The Inevitable has taken one of the longest trips possible on the east coast of Australia in an attempt to break his mainland drought as he looks to secure a run in the Stradbroke Handicap.
It is a mystery even to her connections how two-year-old filly Not Surprised will fare when she steps up to Stakes company at Doomben on Saturday.
Trainer Kris Lees won the Queensland Oaks last year and has no shortage of options for this year’s fillies staying feature.
Punters rally for talented French import Cawdor set to make Australian debut at Sandown on Saturday.
Molly Bloom is an exciting star filly from New Zealand but her trainers say Saturday’s test in the Group 2 The Roses at Doomben will be her toughest assignment yet.
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