‘He is just in the groove’: Classy chestnut’s Golden grand final chance
Michael Kent Jr has declared Saturday’s $2 million Hill Stakes (1900m) as a “grand final” for classy campaigner Golden Path.
Racing
Switzerland or Storm Boy for The Everest? Coolmore’s big call
It has been widely expected Coolmore will use their slot to select brilliant colt Storm Boy for the world’s richest turf race … but Switzerland could force a rethink if he wins Saturday’s Roman Consul Stakes.
Berry confident Gringotts is cherry ripe for two big paydays
A luckless run first-up ended the winning streak of Gringotts but the Big Dance favourite can bounce back with victory in Saturday’s Alan Brown Stakes at Rosehill.
Toorak Handicap tips, runner-by-runner form analysis
Racenet’s Clinton Payne presents his tips and form assessment for each of the runners in Saturday’s Group 1 Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
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Cup Blonde sitting Pretty
TRAINER Kym Healy loves his Pretty Blonde, even though his wife Cassie has brown hair.
Hawks Bay retired
VICTORIAN trainer Neil Dyer will look to six-year-old gelding Cantonese to win his third Darwin Cup after two-time champion Hawks Bay was retired yesterday.
Slew of positives
GIPPSLAND trainer Mick Templeton is thoroughly enjoying his first working visit to Darwin.
Cup carnival underway
THE Darwin Cup Carnival gets in full swing tomorrow with the running of the Darwin Guineas.
Dyer warns rivals
THE Darwin Cup Carnival for 2014 was officially launched on Monday.
Southern hoop warms to the Bay
VICTORIAN jockey Andrew Mallyon will make a flying visit to Darwin today for five rides.
Connor counts on the dark horses
ALICE Springs trainer Greg Connor is quietly confident he will enjoy his best Darwin Cup Carnival ever starting on Saturday at Fannie Bay.
Conquerors return
THEY’RE back. Victorian trainer Neil Dyer and a team of 12 horses, including Darwin Cup legend Hawks Bay, have returned to Fannie Bay for another tilt at the Carnival.
Warrego Melody is on song
PUNTERS looking for an early black-booker for the Darwin Cup Carnival could do a lot worse than checking out the credentials of Warrego Melody.
Debutants ball on track
DARWIN debutants will be the big talking points at Fannie Bay in race five, the PrintForce TROBIS three-years-old BENT 56 Handicap over 1100m.
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