WATCH: Australia’s oldest jockey signs off with fairytale win
Veteran jockey Keith Ballard has produced a fairytale finish to his riding career with victory with his final ever race ride at Mt Isa on Saturday.
Veteran jockey Keith Ballard has produced a fairytale finish to his riding career with victory with his final ever race ride at Mt Isa on Saturday.
It’s taken many years but leading local trainer Kris Lees finally triumphed in the race named after his father, the Max Lees Classic, with Gobi Desert at Newcastle.
Trainer Karen Owen and her daughter, jockey Madeline, can add another couple of winners to their count when they combine with two good chances on their home track.
Trainer Michael Mulholland his aiming to keep his hot streak going with a strong team of four heading to Wellington including three last start winners.
Trainer Danielle Seib takes several of the stable’s most progressive and promising types away to Gundagai on Tuesday including the well-bred Ziggy Rose.
The Keith Dryden-trained Acheson has won two and finished runner-up in his only five starts to date and looks ready an able for another podium finish at Gundagai on Tuesday
The man who helped shape Zac Purton into the champion jockey he is today says racing isn’t what it used to be, but has no regrets about his 50-year career in the sport.
A number of mitigation works will begin this week at Eagle Farm to get racing back at the state’s premier facility by next month after all parties finally agreed on a way forward.
A resounding group 1 triumph has seen hugely talented French galloper Lazzat be earmarked as a contender for the $10 million Golden Eagle.
Trainer Aiden St Vincent can kick off the season with a potential hat-trick when he heads from Coffs Harbour to Lismore on Monday for the seven-race card.
The Jim and Greg Lee trained Amont adds huge interest to Monday’s Moruya card given it marks his return to Australia after a stint in Hong Kong.
Godolphin sprinter Contemporary was headed for the paddock but trainer James Cummings could give him one more start this campaign with the Missile Stakes looming large.
Sonja Logan has been to hell and back in the last 12 months, but the brave jockey can put an exclamation point on a fairytale Top End carnival by scoring Monday’s Darwin Cup.
Young gun Tyler Schiller will take another step towards completing a career ambition when he rides in Monday’s $200,000 Great Northern Darwin Cup.
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