Kheir won’t be wrong twice with Railway fancy
Powerful owner Ozzie Kheir admits he got it wrong with Light Infantry Man, but says he won’t be wrong again as the former import lines up as favourite in the Group 1 Railway Stakes.
Powerful owner Ozzie Kheir admits he got it wrong with Light Infantry Man, but says he won’t be wrong again as the former import lines up as favourite in the Group 1 Railway Stakes.
Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker is plotting another Perth raid with a horse who has some similarities to WA dominator Overpass.
Trainer Paul Preusker is keen to have two runners in The Gong including last-start Group 1 placegetter Steparty.
A brilliant winner last start, trainer Matt Smith is hoping Headwall can double the dose in The Warra on Saturday.
Trainer Ross McConville expects talented sprinter South Of India can surge back into form at Kembla Grange on Saturday.
A leading contender for the Group 1 Railway Stakes (1600m) in Perth is under a vet cloud.
Territory Express will have a new rider with trainer Paul Niceforo desperate for a change of luck in The Gong at Kembla Grange.
West Australian training maestro Neville Parnham says the Group 2 WA Guineas sorts out the men from the boys – and he’s certain he has a grown man on his hands on Saturday in the form of September Born.
Another Prophet was no match for Aeliana last start but held off a late surge from the favourite to cause a boilover in the Group 1 Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Champion Perth trainer says a blowout result from one of his three gallopers can’t be ruled out in Saturday’s Listed Placid Ark Stakes at Ascot.
A soft win on Derby Day encouraged James Cummings to give Zeitung one more start this spring in the Group 1 Thousand Guineas.
Lightly-raced gelding French Ruler has never finished worse than second in three starts and could get his chance in stakes class at Newcastle on Saturday.
A better barrier could see the Brad Widdup-trained Phearson end a frustrating spring campaign in The Hunter on Saturday.
The first of the 2025 Yearling Sales catalogues has been released with Magic Millions launching its headline act – the Gold Coast Yearling Sale.
It will be another fortnight before both international riders will have their appeals heard for hefty Golden Eagle sanctions.
Bjorn Baker has won two Quokkas and a Winterbottom Stakes over the past two years and he’s eager to add to his WA feature tally in the coming weeks.
Zac Lloyd will be sidelined for a large portion of his last month as an apprentice in Sydney after copping a ban from the Five Diamonds.
Cox Plate champion Via Sistina confirmed her status as Australia’s best racehorse with a breathtaking win in the Group 1 Champions Stakes at Flemington.
Craig Williams showed his love for Mr Brightside after the pair combined for a sixth Group 1 victory together in the Champions Mile at Flemington.
Annabel Neasham will plot a path back to The Everest after Sunshine In Paris turned the tables on Bella Nipotina in the Group 1 Champions Sprint at Flemington.
This is what the jockeys had to say after the running of the Champions Stakes at Flemington on Saturday.
This is what the jockeys had to say after the running of the Champions Sprint at Flemington on Saturday.
Australian Bloodstock’s most recent European addition Relentless Voyager will make his local debut in the $2m Five Diamonds at Rosehill on Saturday.
Champions Day at Flemington is filled with a number of storylines but perhaps none greater than how top mare Pride Of Jenni performs in the Champions Mile.
Star jockey Kerrin McEvoy is hoping his first race ride on Godolphin gun Pericles is a feature race win at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Jockey Harry Coffey will be out to add to his memorable spring carnival when Duke De Sessa tackles Via Sistina in the Champions Stakes at Flemington on Saturday.
Matt Laurie says its a dream to win a Group 1 in Melbourne Cup Week after Treasurethe Moment claimed a comfortable win in the VRC Oaks.
The Australian Turf Club will hold an extraordinary general meeting two days before Derby-Doncaster Day next year for a members vote that will determine the future of Rosehill.
A Victorian mother of two has revealed how she picked the first four in the Melbourne Cup, which delivered a life-changing $3.2m payout.
Once touted as the “next big thing” in pacing, trainer Freddie Taiba says Captain Ravishing deserves to have big-race wins on his CV, starting with the Group 1 WA Pacing Cup.
Sheila Laxon was distraught days ago when one of her runners was scratched from the Melbourne, but now she has a second triumph from two attempts.
Knight’s Choice has pulled off a long-shot win in the Melbourne Cup to deliver a fairytale result for his owners, trainers and jockey.
The Brett Robb-trained Gallant Star was a cut above in the $250,000 Barn Dance.
Trainer Ciaron Maher has earmarked Gringotts a star of the future following his victory in the $3m Big Dance at Randwick on Melbourne Cup Day.
This is what the jockeys had to say after the running of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington on Tuesday.
Trainer Brett Robb was lost for words after Gallant Star turned in a masterful performance to win the Barn Dance at Royal Randwick on Tuesday.
Owner John O’Neill has been through both the good and bad during his enduring Melbourne Cup story.
Racenet’s Clinton Payne presents his tips and form assessment for each of the runners in Tuesday’s $8.56m Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Tuesday’s 164th running of the Melbourne Cup will see 24 finely tuned equine athletes line up for the race which stops the nation – it’s no ordinary event.
Racenet’s Clinton Payne presents his tips and form assessment for each of the runners in Tuesday’s $3 million Big Dance at Randwick.
Jamie Kah’s drama-charged day, which involved a suspected broken nose and a suspension, took another spectacular twist when she won the Victoria Derby.
Chris Waller copped a terrible hand, Irish trainer Willie Mullins issued an ominous warning to rivals, and Ciaron Maher had a mixed bag at the Melbourne Cup barrier draw.
English trainer William Haggas has made a habit of claiming feature races in Sydney and he has done it again, this time with Lake Forest in the $10m Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
The Everest winner Bella Nipotina only has Winx in front of her as she soared past $20m in earnings with a stunning win in the Russell Balding Stakes at Rosehill.
Atishu went one better in the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes and will now likely aim for back-to-back Champions Stakes wins, but standing in her way will be Via Sistina.
Switzerland gave his owners a Flemington carnival consolation with his an easy win in the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes after the shock scratching of its Melbourne Cup runner.
Growing Empire was destined to be a star colt and he can enhance his potential stallion prospects in the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes on Saturday.
Jamie Kah will take a busy week of riding and ambassador duties during Cup Week in her stride, and there’s one race – aside from the Melbourne Cup – she really wants to win.
Champion hoop James McDonald is set to play a leading hand in the three showpiece group 1 events at Flemington on Derby Day.
It makes perfect sense for WA trainers Grant and Alana Williams to take the proven path towards Saturday’s Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
Winning a Group 1 has eluded Nick Ryan as a jockey and trainer, so it would be extra special if he can win the Victoria Derby at his home track on Saturday.
The Brazilian superstar will chase his biggest win on Australian soil aboard the Japanese contender Ascoli Piceno at Rosehill Gardens.
A wide draw has seen the talented Japanese filly drift out of favouritism but trainer Yoichi Kuroiwa is confident Ascoli Piceno is still the one to beat.
Trainer Chris Waller and owner Yulong Investments have revealed where Cox Plate winner Via Sistina will next line-up.
The barrier draw has been conducted for the 20 runners that will face the starter in Saturday’s $10 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
The Melbourne Cup market has dramatically changed with Cox Plate winner Via Sistina a doubtful starter as another contender was withdrawn.
The four-pronged international attack on the $10m Golden Eagle is another glowing endorsement on the growing success of the 1500m feature.
An international star is out of the Melbourne Cup after failing a mandatory Racing Victoria veterinary inspection, which has left his owners and stable staff “disappointed”.
James McDonald has endorsed Via Sistina’s Melbourne Cup credentials ahead of trainer Chris Waller making a final decision on the Cox Plate winner’s next start.
Cox Plate placegetter Broadsiding will bypass the Group 1 Victoria Derby at Flemington on Saturday and head to Champions Day instead.
Ciaron Maher won his first The Everest earlier this month, now he’s got his sights set on Saturday’s $10 million Golden Eagle.
The team around record-breaking Cox Plate heroine Via Sistina will spend the next few days weighing up options for the mare including next week’s Melbourne Cup.
Champion Aussie pacer Leap To Fame is taking his greatness overseas with the NZ Cup in his sights.
James McDonald became a Cox Plate legend with his third consecutive win in the race taking him to his 100th Group 1 success as Via Sistina smashed Winx’s track record.
Japanese raider Prognosis was simply “beaten by a better horse”, while Pride Of Jenni has likely come to the end of her prep.
Things didn’t go well for former New Zealand mare Belclare in her first two Australian starts but she got it right when it mattered in the $2m The Invitation at Randwick.
Late bloomer Baraqiel will step up to Group 1 company after a dominant win in the Group 2 McEwen Stakes at The Valley.
Plenty Of Ammo has more than made up for lost time with a powerful Group 2 Crystal Mile victory at only career start number seven.
Red Aces is back in the mix for the Victoria Derby after a thrilling win in the Moonee Valley Vase on Saturday.
This is what the jockeys had to say after the running of the Cox Plate at The Valley on Saturday.
An emotional Anthony Cummings was momentarily lost for words as his talented three-year-old El Castello completed one of racing’s most meteoric rises at Royal Randwick on Saturday … and there’s more to come.
Trainer Ciaron Maher’s staying dominance continued at The Valley on Friday night with Okita Soushi claiming his first victory on Australian soil to stamp a ticket into the Melbourne Cup.
An evolving training routine has left jockey Craig Williams in peak condition for his chase for another Cox Plate triumph when he rides Mr Brightside on Saturday.
If James McDonald is unable to claim his 100th Group 1 in the Cox Plate, there are a few more of his favourite races coming up in Melbourne for him to do so.
Group 1 jockey Tommy Berry travelled to Canterbury Park on Wednesday morning to link up with the Japanese contender for the Golden Eagle.
In a boon for racing punters, Tabcorp boss Gillon McLachlan has declared his intentions to make a national tote pool a reality.
A date with the $10m Golden Eagle at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday week is still on the cards for an Everest runner.
James Cummings says Broadsiding is primed to run the race of his life in the Cox Plate but was staying silent on tactics.
There was early morning drama at The Valley with James McDonald being dislodged from his top Cox Plate chance Via Sistina at Breakfast With The Best.
Via Sistina will be given up until race morning for Chris Waller to decide whether the super mare takes her place in Saturday’s Cox Plate at The Valley.
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