Pakenham the big winner in Victorian jumps rejig
Racing Victoria is set to unveil jumps calendar for next season, with Pakenham the new springboard for the famous Warrnambool May Racing Carnival.
Racing Victoria is set to unveil jumps calendar for next season, with Pakenham the new springboard for the famous Warrnambool May Racing Carnival.
NRL legend Billy Slater is still buzzing after Philadelphia Storm delivered the budding racehorse breeder his first Flemington winner.
A stakes win is now the aim for former US galloper Lighthouse – possibly on New Year’s Day – who remained unbeaten at Flemington.
Phillip Stokes will aim higher with improving mare Mileva after she continued her good form for her new trainer in the Kensington Stakes.
Trainer Daniel Bowman fancies the chances of “overlooked” longshot Capriccio in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Adelaide trainers Andrew Gluyas and Leon Macdonald are chasing a Flemington double with siblings Another Award and Tequila Time.
Victoria will host two meetings on Friday night for the first time, which means a busy night for punters and trainers, including Trent Busuttin who is backing the trial.
Kensington Stakes contender Sartorial Splendor is chasing a third straight win as he spearheads trainer John Sadler’s Flemington squad.
Brae Sokolski gets as much excitement finding the next two-year-old star as winning the Melbourne Cup, which he hopes will be as soon as Saturday at Flemington.
Former US galloper Lighthouse has made light work of her Australian opposition and has the prefect set-up to notch a hat-trick.
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