Unexpected Group 1 winner’s rapid rise surprises Schiller
Tyler Schiller never expected Port Lockroy to win a Group 1 this prep but is confident the emerging star can notch another big-race victory in The Ingham.
Tyler Schiller never expected Port Lockroy to win a Group 1 this prep but is confident the emerging star can notch another big-race victory in The Ingham.
Jockey Larry Cassidy, who rode Winx in the first of her record breaking 33-win streak, has succumbed to a nasty finger injury which sidelined him for more than a year.
Rob Heathcote had never seen anything like it but he has Prince Of Boom ready to run a big race in the Lough Neagh Stakes after biting the finger off his jockey earlier in the week.
Damien Oliver has relived how he turned around his final day in the saddle with an extraordinary treble, and one of those winners is his pick for the Gold Rush on Saturday.
The $20 million The Everest is at Royal Randwick on October 19 and it is unprecedented that by this time of the year not one slot-holder has secured their sprinter.
Wee Nessy’s Sydney and Brisbane form shows she deserves a Group 1 shot so trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr will give her a crack at the highest level in Saturday’s Doomben 10,000.
Annabel Neasham has been in form on the track in Queensland, but her stayer Port Lockroy has been struck down by horrible barriers this campaign as they aim up at the Queensland Derby next month.
Queensland will be the third state in Australia to host a World Pool meeting, with the Hong Kong Jockey Club sealing the deal with the Brisbane Racing Club.
Private equity firm tycoon John Stewart has a bold plan to buy super mare Imperatriz at the upcoming Magic Millions mares sale and potential bring her out of retirement if she checks all the boxes.
Queensland-bound galloper Shock ‘Em Ova produced the most impressive win of the day but punters can follow several other runners out of Saturday’s Caulfield meeting.
A couple of quality gallopers ran very well at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday, pressing their claims for the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap.
A Melbourne Cup start could be on the agenda for Let’sbefrankbaby after her win at Caulfield on Saturday.
The Jason Warren-trained mare Benedetta gave Jamie Kah her second Group 1 win in two weeks in her home town by winning the Group 1 The Goodwood at Morphettville.
Co-trainer Sam Freedman says the son of Too Darn Hot could find himself in one of Australia’s top stallion-making races after his win at Caulfield.
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