John Dann, who runs a truck repair and services company and only has a small team of horses, will have his first Group 1 runner in the Tatt’s Tiara and is bullish about his mare’s chances.
A terrible draw at Caulfield is likely to prompt trainer Melody Cunningham to delay the start of stable star One Long Day’s campaign towards a dream shot at the Ballarat Cup.
Rockhampton trainer Nick Walsh has withdrawn his appeal into a 12-month disqualification which was imposed by racing stewards after an anabolic steroid was detected in one of his horses.
Form expert Brad Waters analyses Thursday’s Bendigo meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
After notching wins in the US and Sweden during a five-week holidays, Australia’s premier driver James Herbertson has turned his attention to this year’s Inter Dominion series at Albion Park.
Racing Victoria has made slight adjustments to its veterinary protocols ahead of this year’s Spring carnival.
Dandruff isn’t an equine superstar but the Tony Lake-trained galloper showed amazing guts and determination to live, let alone ticking off a significant milestone in his career at Wagga on Sunday.
Form expert Brad Waters analyses Tuesday’s Ballarat Synthetic meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
After going to $1.45 million to buy Grinzinger Belle last month, Chinese billionaire Yuesheng Zhang is aiming to cash in with a priceless Group 1 win in the Tattersalls Tiara at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Form expert Gilbert Gardiner analyses Saturday’s Flemington Community Race Day, revealing his horses to follow as well as five to forgive.
Form analyst Gilbert Gardiner presents his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow for Monday’s eight-race card on the synthetic track at Pakenham.
Irish master trainer Willie Mullins has bolstered a potential Melbourne Cup hand with Australian-owned Royal Ascot winner Sober also being aimed at Flemington.
Champion jockey Craig Williams may have incurred an untimely suspension on Saturday but he has vowed to pull out all the stops to chase down the injured Blake Shinn in the race for a 10th Melbourne premiership.
Rising 10-year-old Flash Aah, now with his eighth trainer, landed an upset victory in the Listed Ipswich Cup on Saturday.
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