They were both freakish champions and trying to determine who is the best is the subject of robust debate. But what can’t be denied is Black Caviar and Winx both deserve join Carbine, Phar Lap and Makybe Diva as Legends in the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
Sydney’s premier racecaller Darren Flindell has been caught up in the escalating conflict in the Middle East, capturing vision of missiles being fired towards a military base in Qatar.
Flash Aah’s part-owner Pat Fulton was working in her Darwin jewellery store last Friday when she succumbed to a nagging feeling that she needed to board a flight to Queensland to watch the veteran gelding contest the $250,000 Ipswich Cup.
Trainer David Vandyke says a tilt at the $10m Golden Eagle in Sydney this spring is a possibility for classy filly Philia, with feature races in Melbourne also being considered.
It’s been a lean few years for New Zealand trotters in the Inter Dominion trotting series but Bet N Win and Oscar Bonavena are poised to change that in 2025.
Thousands of motorsports fans crowded into Hidden Valley for a weekend full of racing action and live entertainment at the Darwin Supercars. Check out all the photos.
Ray Thomas previews a massive day of racing featuring the Civic Stakes at Royal Randwick, the Ipswich Cup, Eye Liner Stakes and Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich and a nine-race card at Flemington.
A filly owned by John Singleton and some rugby league royalty will be out to showcase her spring carnival aspirations, as Gai Waterhouse bids to again win the race named after her at Ipswich on Saturday.
An owner has shared cherished memories of trainer Robbie Laing as the last horse he saddled before his sudden death makes an emotional return to Flemington on Saturday.
Three titans of the turf said were genuinely moved when each were told they will be awarded Australian Racing Hall Fame honours at a special ceremony in Brisbane on August 31.
Regular jockey Jay Ford is hoping Whinchat turns up in the right mood to showcase his talent in Saturday’s $200,000 feature in Sydney.
With 12 city meetings remaining this season, Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker is on 83 wins and is rapidly closing in on a century that he never dreamt possible.
A horse named after the great Shane Warne can go a long way towards earning himself a shot at a Melbourne spring carnival Group 1 by winning the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Having stabled the Stradbroke Handicap winner War Machine for the Hayes team, Brisbane trainer Rob Heathcote hopes the three brothers can return the favour this spring when he likely takes his old gladiator Rothfire to Melbourne to hunt Group 1 glory.
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