Bon’s fire burning for another Eclipse
So Si Bon is bidding for back-to-back wins in the Group 3 Eclipse Stakes which would be a fitting result for trainers Ben and JD Hayes.
VIC Racing
Port Louis gets chance to break maiden in Guineas
Not many horses break their maiden in Group 2 races but Port Louis can achieve that feat in the Sandown Guineas at Caulfield.
Sandown Lakeside tips: Stanley to produce some magic
Trainer Brent Stanley could have a magical day with a frontrunner at the Sandown Lakeside meeting on Wednesday.
Weekend Best Bets: Malkovich will be too sharp
Specialist 1000m sprinter Malkovich looks a good thing in The Warra and a couple of our tipsters have gone with some value in The Gong.
Four sit atop first All-Star Mile market
TAB has released its first market on next March’s All-Star Mile with priceless Godolphin colt Anamoe one of four equal favourites to win the $5m race at Flemington.
Geelong tips: Follow Castile for a collect
The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Castile has found the perfect second-up assignment while Peter Moody’s decision to put blinkers on a runner could lead to a win at Geelong on Tuesday.
Revamped Zipping Classic ready for Caulfield test
The Herald Sun Zipping Classic will feature $750,000 in prizemoney for the first time and Saturday’s Caulfield meeting is set to draw a bumper crowd after the lifting of Covid restrictions.
Overseas targets for Melbourne Cup winner
Verry Elleegant has proven herself among the greats of the Australian turf but trainer Chris Waller has an overseas trip in mind for the Melbourne Cup winner.
Hamilton tips Monday: Bull to take advantage of claim
Jett Hatton gives his best, next best and value bet along with a jockey worth following at the Hamilton meeting on Monday.
16-length winner earns shot at Sandown Cup
After recording a massive 16-length win at Moonee Valley imported galloper True Marvel will be given his chance at Saturday’s Sandown Cup.
Sound chases back-to-back Zipping Classics
Reigning Zipping Classic winner Sound is primed to defend crown, but trainer Michael Moroney concedes Spanish Mission will be hardest to beat.
Superstar filly does it the tough way
Superstar filly Ladies In Red went to another level at Melton on Saturday night, chalking up a dominant victory after doing it tough out throughout.
VRC plans boost for Oaks, Stakes days
Among the VRC’s vision for the 2022 Flemington carnival is a return of 80,000-plus crowds, enhancing Oaks and Stakes days and more internationals for the Melbourne Cup.
Nolen follows same plan on Zayydani to land Ballarat Cup
Luke Nolen claimed the Ballarat Cup on Zayydani in a repeat of the Lindsay Park mare’s Matriarch Stakes victory.
Cranky colt overcomes Ballarat pre-race antics
Craig Newitt wasn’t too concerned when colt Cusack played up in the mounting yard before winning the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at Ballarat.
Valley track invader faces long ban
Moonee Valley Racing Club will possibly seek a life ban for an idiot spectator who ran on to the track during Friday night’s meeting.
Doctor knows best: Owner’s second Thought pays off
An owner who reluctantly sold out-of-sorts galloper Thought Of That bought him back, and the Ballarat Cup favourite has spectacularly turned his form around.
Big 4 analysis: Railway, The Gong, Ballarat Cup, The Warra
The Racenet team has analysed the Big 4 races of the day across Australia on Saturday.
The Valley tips: Perfect placed to win again
Four-year-old mare Perfect World returned with a big win for Anthony and Sam Freedman and looks a top chance again at The Valley.
Ballarat tips: US import a shining Light
Former US galloper Lighthouse made a statement in her local debut and is a horse to keep following at Ballarat.
Boss on Mission to end fruitless spring with a win
Champion jockey Glen Boss has had a forgetful spring carnival without a win but Melbourne Cup placegetter Spanish Mission could finally give him a taste of success.
Victorians eye another Rich prize in NSW
Victorian trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young are hoping to land The Gong with Rich Hips, inspired by I’m Thunderstruck’s Golden Eagle raid.
Kah ‘can’t wait’ to return after Supreme Court win
Star jockey Jamie Kah is set to return to riding later this month after her appeal against a ban for misleading stewards was successful in the Supreme Court.
Mornington tips: Iknewshe … can win?
Apprentice jockey Tianni Chapman has a select book of rides at Mornington to be fighting out the finish in several races.
Rising pacer Catch A Wave keeps trainer on edge
Breeders Crown two-year-old contender Catch A Wave has made a brilliant start to his career but trainer Andy Gath concedes every one his wins has been a hard watch.
Third crack at Ballarat Cup for Double You Tee
Patrick Payne hopes it can be third time lucky for Double You Tee in the Ballarat Cup as he mounts a two-pronged assault on the race.
Everest rates on top in spring carnival rankings
The Everest has again showed why it deserves Group 1 status after coming out on top in the spring ratings ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
Racing Victoria to end Covid bubble
Racing Victoria has announced its racing bubble will be removed earlier than planned which is good news for racehorse owners.
Silly times ahead for Carey the racehorse owner
A smart two-year-old colt purchased by Melbourne Cup-winning owner Brae Sokolski and part-owned by AFL great Wayne Carey will race at Ballarat this Saturday.
Sandown tips: Beware a fresh Ollie
Champion jockey Damien Oliver will be hungry for winners when he returns from a short suspension at Sandown on Wednesday.
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