Trailblazers guiding raw talent in Eureka quest
High Above will be out to protect his unbeaten record as he becomes the least experienced horse to contest a TAB Eureka.
High Above will be out to protect his unbeaten record as he becomes the least experienced horse to contest a TAB Eureka.
Kyle Wilson-Taylor has the chance to win one of Singapore’s final ever Group 1s when he jumps aboard Golden Monkey in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup on Saturday.
An above average mare trained by Brad Widdup is guaranteed to start in the red at Newcastle on Tuesday but shapes as the week’s anchor bet.
Trainer Jarrod Austin scored his second career stakes winner as Terra Mater – benefiting from a Nash Rawiller masterclass – lived up to her hot favouritism at Wyong.
Freedom Rally kicks off in Saturday’s Tramway Stakes at Randwick, where trainer Tony Gollan is daring to dream of an Epsom Handicap after some advice from superstar jockey James McDonald.
In-form Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn will attempt to pull together one of the largest syndicates seen to buy a stack of raffle tickets in the hope of landing a slot in next month’s $2m The Kosciuszko.
Defending champion driver Luke McCarthy is the last remaining piece in the $2.1m TAB Eureka jigsaw puzzle.
A Todd Howlett-trained galloper will be the toast of Wellington on Monday if he can deliver for his supporters. Get Shayne O’Cass’s best bets and inside mail for both Wellington and Kempsey.
Some of Pinstriped’s owners shed tears of joy as their star delivered them a fairytale Group 1 victory in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Joe Pride has always been a huge fan of Ceolwulf but the gelding surprised his trainer with the dominance of his victory at Rosehill.
The final piece of the TAB Eureka puzzle has been solved with Sure Thing Captain booking a place in the world’s richest harness racing with victory in the Racenet Discovery at Menangle on Saturday night.
Once told he lacked the ability to train horses, Enver Jusufovic realised a childhood dream when he won his first Group 1 with stable star Pinstriped in the Memsie Stakes.
Chris Waller has declared Autumn Glow “a very, very serious horse” following her stunning win in the Group 3 Up And Coming Stakes at Rosehill.
Storm Boy changed the opinion of his detractors with a spectacular return in the Group 3 San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Too Much Caviar put the writing on the wall with a good first-up run but a superb ride by Nash Rawiller helped the gelding go one better at Rosehill.
Ciaron Maher is aiming to replicate the deeds of Merchant Navy this spring with brilliant McNeil Stakes winner Growing Empire.
It’s A Knockout made a late start to her racing career but she is quickly making up for lost time as she lands her second win from three starts with a bold frontrunning win at Randwick.
Trainer Shannon Manwarring celebrated his first city winner at Doomben with a $101 roughie he bought for $4000, which maxed out his credit card.
Racenet’s Ray Thomas has the last say on what is a huge day of racing around Australia. Get all the latest market movers and tips.
Racing Victoria’s integrity boss says the spotlight on horse welfare has never been greater and racing has to get better shifting the debate away from “radical hyperbole”.
The rivalry between Pride Of Jenni and Mr Brightside is enticing new fans to racing, and the superstars clash for the first time this spring in the Memsie Stakes on their way towards the Cox Plate.
Amor Victorious is Ray Thomas’ best bet of the day … but trainer Bjorn Baker has warned punters not to discount another runner who’s currently priced at a juicy $16 at Rosehill on Saturday.
Ron Dufficy thinks a race maps perfectly for a lightly-raced gelding to salute at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday. Get Ray and Duff’s best bets and analysis for the 10-race card.
Jamie Kah is fired up for the spring carnival and is excited to reunite with the horse who helped reignite her career last autumn.
Irish trainer Willie Mullins has been trying to win the Melbourne Cup since his first runner in 2003, and he isn’t giving up with a familiar pair poised to return for redemption.
Our racing experts have taken out the crystal ball and cast their Melbourne spring carnival Group 1 predictions.
Brothers Ben, JD and Will Hayes continue to go from strength to strength as they handle the pressure and expectation that comes with being the sons and grandsons of Hall of Fame trainers.
They are the stars of the show and Gilbert Gardiner has named his five horses, jockeys and trainers to keep an eye on this spring.
Edward Cummings has declared Arts ready to win for the first time in more than 500-days when she steps out in Saturday’s ATC Midway Handicap (1800m) at Rosehill Gardens.
The boss of Racing Queensland says the surge in illegal markets should serve as a wake-up call for racing.
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