Italian jockey takes aim at Caulfield Cup with help from friends
Hong Kong-based hoop Andrea Atzeni called on three superstar peers for advice on how he can win the Caulfield Cup with Godolphin mare Zardozi.
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The Jenni dilemma: ‘There is not much you can do’
The maestro Les Bridge, trainer of Celestial Legend, admits it is ‘terrifying’ trying to plot the downfall of Pride Of Jenni in the Group 1 $5 million King Charles III Stakes (1600m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
’Some people have a dig about Giga Kick … but then I see Isla’
No matter what the social media narks say about his The Everest hope Giga Kick, trainer Clayton Douglas is guaranteed to have a smile on his face at the end of even the toughest day.
Ray and Duff’s The Everest day tips, analysis for Randwick
Ron Dufficy thinks the ‘best weighted horse on the program’ can get the cash in an early race on The Everest Day at Royal Randwick on Saturday. Get tips and analysis from Duff and Ray Thomas.
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Gravitational in Derby quest
GRAVITATIONAL, so brave in winning the Hot100 Darwin Guineas a fortnight ago, bids to continue his quest for the SKYCITY Triple Crown in today’s $135,000 SKYCITY Darwin NT Derby at Fannie Bay.
Ladies Day 2014
Ladies Day 2014
Joy for Jarrod
BEL SIR, aided by a copybook ride from jockey Jarrod Todd, went one better than 12 months ago when winning the $50,000 Bridge Toyota Cup at Fannie Bay yesterday on Day 3 of the Carlton Mid Darwin Cup Carnival.
Bel Sir aiming to go one better
BEL Sir will be aiming to go one better than last year in the Bridge Toyota Cup ($51,000) over a mile at Fannie Bay on Wednesday.
Kayla feeling ‘Smarty’ after Cup win
APPRENTICE jockey Kayla Cross won the $55,000 Asian United Food Service Chief Minister’s Cup (1600m) at Fannie Bay yesterday when the Dick Leech-trained six-year-old gelding Smarty Mac triumphed.
Bates backs gun gelding
MASTER horseman David Bates has never pulled any punches when it comes to his accurate assessments of his stable and he has no plans to start today.
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.
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