‘He’ll be in the finish’: Pride happy to take on 3YOs in Lightning
Sydney trainer Joe Pride is happy to take on the three-year-olds with proven weight-for-age performer Mazu in Saturday’s Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning at Flemington.
Sydney trainer Joe Pride is happy to take on the three-year-olds with proven weight-for-age performer Mazu in Saturday’s Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning at Flemington.
With superstar Via Sistina set to return on Saturday, Yulong boss Vin Cox talks with Ben Dorries about comparisons with Winx, her incredible impact on racing and what 2025 may hold.
Sea King started well fancied in the 2024 Melbourne Cup and the big race is back on the agenda this year despite a “train wreck” run in his first outing for trainer Matt Dunn.
After two close second placings this preparation, trainer Damien Lane looks to have found the right race for Veravino to shed her maiden tag.
Trainer Chris Waller is set to welcome back several of his biggest Autumn Carnival contenders next Saturday.
Champion trainer Chris Waller liked what he saw with his soon to be addition, star Kiwi filly Leica Lucy when winning the Group 2 David & Karyn Ellis Fillies’ Classic (2000m) at Te Rapa on Saturday.
The Bjorn Baker juggernaut continued at Randwick with a treble and the trainer has already surpassed his Sydney winning tally from last season.
Public Attention announced himself as a Group 1 Randwick Guineas contender with an impressive return win in the Group 3 Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick.
Jamie Melham had her wish come true when Another Wil won the Group 1 CF Orr Stakes for late owner Colin McKenna, days after what would have been his 75th birthday.
Rivellino, named after a World Cup-winning Brazilian footballer, could get his chance at Sydney’s juvenile triple crown after a barnstorming win in the Inglis Millennium at Randwick.
Unbeaten filly Sunrays, the great granddaughter of a Group 1 placegetter, is forging her own promising career after a powerful win at Doomben on Saturday.
An improved Autumn Capital showed he is the one to beat in the Group 1 Australian Guineas after a sensational return in the Group 2 Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
This is what the jockeys had to say after the running of the Inglis Millennium at Randwick on Saturday.
Having to part with $55,000 was made a lot easier after unbeaten gelding Field Of Play won the Blue Diamond Prelude to grab favouritism for the $2m Group 1.
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