Hours of court-ordered mediation fails to resolve a sexual abuse allegation made by former jockey Jamie Evans against top racing identity Gerald Ryan, with the matter now headed to a civil trial.
Trainer Grahame Begg has Royal Insignia primed to bounce back in the Group 1 Australian Guineas after the well-bred colt failed in wet conditions last start.
With a solid first-up run from a long injury lay-off under his belt, trainer Scott Singleton expects Remlaps Commander to prove very competitive when he heads at Wyong.
Big-time Australian owner Ozzie Kheir has swooped on an exciting Coolmore-owned colt to race in his slot in the new $3.5m The Kiwi slot race next Saturday.
Brave apprentice jockey Emily Pomfrett will make a miracle return to race riding this week more than a year after she suffered horrific injuries when a horse flipped.
Form analyst Adam Sherry presents his best bets and inside mail for Thursday’s NSW meetings at Wyong and Armidale.
Jockey Billy Egan was on the losing side of one of Australian racing’s biggest upsets in the 2021 Australian Guineas but he’s back with another chance to go one better four years later.
A shot at Adelaide Cup redemption for The Map has come to an end with the South Australian stayer retired after her unplaced run last Saturday.
The weights for the Doncaster Mile have been released with Lady Shenandoah aiming to become the first filly to win the race since 1999.
Ciaron Maher’s staying filly Spaceballs is looking to make it two from two this preparation when she heads to Rosehill as the next step towards potential feature race goals.
The Group 2 Skyline Stakes will be a strong litmus test for Rivellino, which will give trainer Kris Lees more clarity where the colt sits in the Golden Slipper pecking order.
The Chris Waller-trained Wa Wa Wa looks well-placed to follow two handy runs with a break through win at Rosehill. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Japanese star Forever Young denied the James McDonald-ridden Romantic Warrior a memorable win in Saudi Arabia.
Form expert Shayne O’Cass analyses Tuesday’s NSW racing, presenting his best bets, value selection and inside mail for Kembla Grange plus tips for Taree.
Ahead of Saturday’s Group 1 feature, which he won last year, trainer Kerry Parker on Tuesday saddles-up four leading players at his hometown card at Kembla Grange.
Boom filly Autumn Glow didn’t need to win at today’s Randwick trials to press her claims for Saturday’s Surround Stakes while imports Vauban and Buckaroo both showed they will be a force in Group 1 staying tests.
Champion jockey James McDonald returns from another successful international foray to ride Via Sistina in a stellar showdown with stablemate Fangirl for the Group 1 $1 million Verry Elleegant Stakes (1600m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Former jockey, turned trainer, Jake Hull takes a string hand north from his Gosford base to Grafton on Monday including the impressive last start winner Rathoran.
Racenet form analyst Shayne O’Cass presents his best bets, value selections and inside mail for Grafton and Albury on Monday.
Trainer Keith Dryden was rapt when Sunchyme became the first horse from his stable to qualify for a Country Championships Final.
Champion pacer Leap To Fame snared the first guaranteed spot in the $1 million Miracle Mile with yet another record-smashing win.
Trainer Chris Waller will decide after Monday’s barrier trials if Autumn Glow will line up in Saturday’s Group 1 Surround Stakes at Royal Randwick.
Daily Telegraph racing expert Mitch Cohen has run the rule over all the action on Group 2 Hobartville Stakes Day which also featured the Group 2 Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Three-time Group 1 winner Broadsiding showed he has returned in even better shape and is on target for the autumn features after a dominant win in the Group 2 Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Jimmysstar unleashed an explosive finish to take out the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield to the amazement of jockey Ethan Brown.
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Mr Brightside looked vulnerable again but the champion would not be denied this time as he made it back-to-back Futurity Stakes wins at Caulfield.
After grafting out the hard yards in the NSW bush, former English jockey Ash Morgan is now right at home in the city as he booted home Our Anchorage to win the Group 3 Parramatta Cup.
Yulong may not have recouped its huge outlay on Devil Night yet but the colt secured his stud future after winning the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
The James Cummings-trained Beiwacht will be a serious contender in the Golden Slipper after his tough win in the Group 2 Silver Slipper Slipper at Rosehill.
Firestorm maintained her excellent fresh record with a barnstorming win in the Group 2 Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill and a Group 1 target is now in her sights.
Pretty Dubious’ win in the QTIS Jewel Prelude will help trainer Rob Heathcote’s wife pay some medical bills after a skiing accident while on holiday in Japan.
Trainer Jason Warren is among a growing number of trainers to embrace sports science, and it’s why he is confident his filly Palm Angel can can win Saturday’s Blue Diamond.
Trainer John Sargent maintains this is a good opportunity to test Palmetto’s stamina reserves in the Group 3 $250,000 Parramatta Cup (1900m) at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Grafton trainer Scott Henley has talented gelding Volcanic Love is peak form and ready to pull off a long range plan in the Country Championship Qualifier at Lismore.
A leading Blue Diamond chance must pass a third and final vet inspection while a Ciaron Maher runner has been scratched.
When jockey Zac Lloyd got off star filly Bel Merci earlier this week he provided trainer John Thompson with a simple but ominous message ahead of Saturday’s Silver Slipper Stakes.
Maybe it’s a Storm Boy hangover but Coolmore’s Tom Magnier hasn’t let the hype on boom colt Wodeton cloud his thinking going into the Group 2 $300,000 Silver Slipper (1100m) at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Trainers Richard and Will Freedman think Elettrica can catch fresh rivals on the hop in Saturday’s Group 2 Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill Gardens.
Current GWIC boss Steve Griffin will depart the regulatory body to take up the role as the new boss of Greyhound Racing NSW.
Ron Dufficy thinks a Bjorn Baker-trained runner can make a massive splash second-up on Saturday’s 10-race card at Rosehill Gardens. Get Duff and Ray Thomas’s tips and analysis.
Classy mare Rapt saluted at big odds in the opening heat of the Provincial-Midway Championships at Hawkesbury.
Trainer John McArdle says the signs are good for eating machine My Gladiola in his bid for a first Blue Diamond Stakes victory.
Jockey Jason Collett has four feature race rides at Rosehill Gardens and believes Firestorm is ready to run a bold race first-up from a spell.
Jockey Jason Collett watched Aeliana got to another level during the spring and believes the emerging filly has been well prepared to complete a rare feat at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Third-year trainer Rory Hunter has already achieved his dream of having a Blue Diamond runner with a horse he thought would be out of his price range.
Form expert Shayne O’Cass dissects the 10-race card for the Silver Slipper and Hobartville Stakes Day at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday, presenting his tips and race-by-race analysis.
Tyler Schiller thinks Makarena can take a huge step this autumn as he teams up with Team Hawkes in the four Rosehill feature races on Saturday.
Glen Boss had an uncanny knack of identifying rising stars during his celebrated riding career and has declared Wodeton as the two-year-old he would want to partner this autumn.
Rob Heathcote is unleashing unbeaten Cosmo Centaurus on Saturday and he hasn’t been this excited about a young horse in his stable since the early days of Group 1 winner Rothfire.
Two-time Golden Slipper winning trainer Gary Portelli can bring up a century of Canterbury winners with a couple of strong chances.
Racenet and The Daily Telegraph form students Mitch Cohen and Shayne O’Cass debate all the key chances on Saturday’s 10-race card at Rosehill Gardens, where we’ll get a key guide to next month’s Golden Slipper.
Federal National Party MP Darren Chester has sounded alarm bells about the Greens’ agenda to ban horse racing, which he says would see punters forced to cough up a levy to fund a ‘Horse Racing Transition Taskforce’.
The owners of Golden Slipper aspirant Gambler were keen to test the gelded two-year-old against the top class in Saturday’s Group 2 Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Star jockey Zac Lloyd’s growing confidence doesn’t quite extend to claiming a surprise Sydney premiership this season, despite his rapid ascent to the upper echelons of the state’s riding ranks.
Melbourne Cup winner Knight’s Choice was set to begin his campaign this week but his return will be delayed after he was assured of a start in the All-Star Mile.
Trainer Gerald Ryan has his sights on the Golden Slipper with Wednesday’s midweek maiden winner King Of Pop.
Taking their time has landed Cranbourne trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young with a great chance to win a second Blue Diamond Stakes with unbeaten youngster Field Of Play.
The outside barrier is a blessing not a curse for progressive mare Rapt in the Provincial-Midway Championship Qualifier at Hawkesbury according to Dynamic Syndication’s Adam Watt.
The Gary Portelli-trained Sumo Star was a stylish winner the last time he ventured to Hawkesbury and he looks well placed to record another victory. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
The autumn carnival will be less than a week away on Saturday and some of the nation’s best will be on show at Rosehill on Saturday.
Group 1-winning trainer Ed Cummings will meet with the Racing NSW Licensing Committee on Thursday morning.
Returning colt Espionage will be action at Caulfield on Saturday and co-trainer Adrian Bott is keen to see the three-year-old take on the older horses in the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate.
Shaggy made it a hat-trick of victories last weekend at Royal Randwick and the stable hopes he can make a splash in this year’s Golden Slipper.
After paying the $55,000 late entry fee, trainer Trent Busuttin picked the perfect barrier for favourite Field Of Play in Saturday’s Blue Diamond Stakes.
Trainer Matthew Smith couldn’t be happier with his promising sprinter Silencio Porfavor who is looking to make it three from three when he resumes at Warwick Farm.
Private Harry blitzed his rivals in an ominous autumn carnival statement at the Rosehill barrier trials on Tuesday morning.
The Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald-trained Depth Of Character will appreciate a drop in grade and a 3kg claim as he looks to get back to winning form. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Hall of Fame jockeys Glen Boss and Malcolm Johnston believe Kerrin McEvoy has been unfairly made a scapegoat for Via Sistina and Joliestar’s defeats at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Mark Minervini has found the perfect race to help springboard the Gerry Harvey bred mare Rubi’s Serve into the upcoming Provincial Championship series.
Racenet form analyst Shayne O’Cass presents his best bets, value selections and inside mail for Tuesday’s NSW meetings at Newcastle and Queanbeyan.
Trainer Wayne Wilkes was filled with emotion as his daughter Shae rode Sumo Fish to victory at Port Macquarie on Sunday, booking a spot in April’s Country Championships Final at Royal Randwick.
The immediate fate of the embattled Leilani Lodge now rests in the hands of the Racing NSW after Ed Cummings was approved by the Australian Turf Club to train at his father Anthony’s Royal Randwick stable on an interim basis.
Linebacker is on a path to the Group 1 Randwick Guineas and will take an important step towards the race at a happy hunting ground.
Trainer Gary Colvin will edge one step closer to a potential second Country Championship Final win with the stable’s 2025 top seed Cambar favoured to take out the unofficial SDRA Heat dress rehearsal at Wagga on Monday.
Racenet form analyst Shayne O’Cass presents his best bets, value selections and inside mail for Scone and Wagga on Monday.
It was billed as a clash between Via Sistina and Ceolwulf but Fangirl had other ideas as she stormed home to make it back-to-back wins in the Group 2 Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Trainer Mitch Freedman knew his unfancied outsider Skybird would be up for the challenge in the Group 1 Lightning Stakes as she became the longest-priced winner of the race.
Leilani Lodge, part of the Cummings family training dynasty for 45 years, is poised for its final chapter this week as Anthony Cummings departs the famous High St stables.
Lady Shenandoah is now an odds-on favourite for the Group 1 Surround Stakes after her brilliant first-up win despite the possible presence of unbeaten stablemate Autumn Glow.
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