Alice Springs trainer Dick Leech has been charged with conduct prejudicial for comments in a leaked video about a top Darwin Cup-bound candidate “getting held” back in a lead-up race.
Angela Jones grew up in the Queensland outback thinking the Melbourne Cup was Australia’s only horse race – but on Saturday she can secure her first Group 1 and pass 100 wins for the season.
Yellow Sam continues her comeback at Caulfield on Saturday, coincidently 50 years ago to the day the Irish hurdler she is named after landed a massive betting plunge.
Not only does 75-year-old trainer Barry Sheppard ride his own trackwork, he has a horse qualified for a $200,000 race at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Phillip Stokes colt Matahga will be hard to beat in the Oaklands Plate at Morphettville Parks as he sets out on a proven path to Group 1 success.
It hasn’t been an easy transition from apprentice to senior jockey for Will Price, who is eyeing his first Melbourne city winner in 18 months at Caulfield on Saturday.
Despite disappointing last-start defeats, trainer Peter Snowden is expecting Touristic and Manaajem to make their presence felt at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
The fairytale story didn’t go to script for The Inflictor in the Stradbroke Handicap but the cult horse will be back at Eagle Farm on Saturday for redemption.
Peter Snowden is confident unlucky mare Tashi can end a run of near-misses in the Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Jockey John Allen has been impressed with two-year-old colt Oyster Lane in his trials ahead of Saturday’s debut at Caulfield.
Tough circumstances prompted Carly Thomas to get her trainers’ licence after a long time in racing but the move could bring her a first city win under her name at Caulfield on Saturday.
Trainer Kelly Schweida believes $23 outsider El Morzillo can challenge the favourites in the Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara as he eyes a third win in the race.
Trainer Ray Besanka is ready to hand the family business over to his daughter Kasey after 52 years, as they look forward to promising filly Illyivy stepping out at Caulfield on Saturday.
Tony Gollan was eager to return home from Royal Ascot as he shoots for the stars with improving mare Floozie in the Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara.
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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.
Albury trainer Rob Wellington is eager to find out what happened to stallion Aylmerton as he prepares his son Drumcondra for his debut this weekend.
Spring prospect McGaw’s popularity with Hong Kong buyers will only increase if the young sprinter lives up to expectations during his spring three-year-old campaign.
A win at Caulfield would push consistent Warrnambool-trained galloper Dashing into a small group of Australian racehorses.
Trainer Tony Gollan is on the verge of achieving a major milestone, and also has a golden chance to win his first Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara on Saturday.
Co-training siblings Patrick and Michelle Payne had a day to remember at Flemington, landing four winners, led by stable favourite Jimmy The Bear.
Racing Victoria has made slight adjustments to its veterinary protocols ahead of this year’s Spring carnival.
Rising 10-year-old Flash Aah, now with his eighth trainer, landed an upset victory in the Listed Ipswich Cup on Saturday.
Jockey Angela Jones was all smiles after guiding Kin to victory for Team Godolphin in the Gai Waterhouse Classic.
Exciting youngster Buccleuch emerged as a potential Taj Rossi candidate on a big day for Patrick and Michelle Payne at headquarters.
The Winx Guineas has been placed firmly on the agenda for Mister Bianco after chalking up a hat-trick of wins at Ipswich on Saturday.
A horse that Jess and James Tzaferis never thought would make it to the races delivered for connections with a debut win at Morphettville.
Rising apprentice Jaylah Kennedy is not only receiving rave reviews for her riding, but also for her baking skills.
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