Unbeaten mare Clear Thinking, once owned by the late Queen and unable to race in England due to leg issues, will be striving to maintain her unbeaten record at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Melbourne Cup hero Vow And Declare solidified his standing as Australia’s true ‘war horse’ with a second Tattersall’s Cup victory at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Premier trainer Chris Waller has become the first trainer to surpass $50 million in prize money for a season following Speycaster’s Stayer’s Cup success at Rosehill Gardens.
Trainer Adam Duggan has secured the first Listed victory of his training career courtesy of the in form Diamond Diesel in the Civic Stakes on Wednesday at Warwick Farm.
The Victorian Jockeys’ Association confirmed on Monday that Small, who has overcome two bouts of brain surgery to remove a tumour, was suffering from a collapsed lung and cracked ribs after a race fall.
Trainer Mick Bell, now working for Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr, was on hand to watch Hedged race to victory at Ipswich on Saturday.
While he was a tragedy beaten last start, jocket Luke Currie took bad luck out of the equation to guide Craig to victory at Flemington on Saturday.
Trainer James Cummings has declared everything is on the table as to what gun juvenile Broadsiding’s spring assault looks like.
A strong first-up second has a Matthew Brown-trained galloper well placed for a breakthrough win while a veteran galloper could prove hard to run down at Thursday’s Wangaratta meeting.
Just four days after celebrating her wedding, Rachel King will fulfil another dream in her home country of England.
The Victorian Racing Tribunal case involving five trainers charged with presenting horses to race with a breast cancer drug in their systems was again adjourned on Tuesday.
Jockey Declan Bates will undergo surgery ahead of a break before he prepares for another big spring in partnership with wonder mare Pride Of Jenni.
Fawkner Park continued his rapid rise up the staying ranks with an effortless victory in the Q22 at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
There was an emotional backstory to Stefi Magnetica’s Stradbroke triumph with part-owner Lorilie Cunningham being to hell and back with a breast cancer battle.
Former Group 1 placegetter Bases Loaded lands Gunsynd Classic for the all conquering Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott team.
Freedom Rally, unlucky not to secure a Stradbroke berth, handed trainer Tony Gollan some consolation when annexing the Wayne Wilson at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Paul Messara has flagged the Winx Guineas as a possible destination for Know Thyself if he runs up to expectations at Rosehill on Saturday.
Murray Bridge trainer Michael Hickmott has teamed up with a trio of Richmond Football Club stars and will reproduce exciting debut winner Dyer at Murray Bridge on Saturday.
A Paul Preusker-trained stayer could earn a reward for consistency while a $12 chance could knock over the main event of Friday’s Gold Topaz meeting at Swan Hill.
A one-time Melbourne Cup favourite and one of racing’s unluckiest gallopers could continue his comeback for a new trainer at Flemington on Saturday.
A runner from the in-form Tom Dabernig stable can win again while top jockey Blake Shinn is the rider to follow at Wednesday’s Sandown Lakeside meeting.
Emirate was the second favourite for Saturday week’s JJ Atkins but will have to wait until the spring to get his crack in Group 1 grade.
The Melbourne Racing Club will start a search for a new chief executive after Josh Blanksby announced he would step down after seven years in charge of the club.
Kylie Rogers, the AFL’s general manager customer and commercial, informed colleagues of her decision to depart the AFL on Monday.
Jockey Tom Madden rode British Angel to victory for trainer Tom Dabernig in front jubilant family and friends, including mother Trish, who only arrived in Melbourne on Thursday.
40-time Group 1 winner Luke Nolen was back as the star of the show on on I Wish I Win at Eagle Farm Saturday, exacting revenge on Bella Nipotina in the Kingsford Smith Cup.
The two-time Group 1 winning trainer spent more than three years on the sidelines due to cobalt offences.
Patient punters could be in for a win on a Ciaron Maher-trained mare while jockey Luke Currie is the rider to follow at Thursday night’s Pakenham meeting.
Jockey Jamie Kah will mark her return from a short enforced break with a long-awaited ride on a star Godolphin mare in Saturday’s Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
The young gun drew the ire of Racing NSW stewards for his ride aboard Bullawa Creek at Tamworth last week.
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