Gai Waterhouse
‘He’s the best jockey in Australia right now’: Why Boss is backing Shinn to win Golden Slipper
Glen Boss and Blake Shinn have forged one of racing’s tightest – and unlikeliest – friendships since their paths crossed in dramatic circumstances before the 2008 Slipper.
- Christian Nicolussi
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Gai backing spring form to stand up in hunt for ninth Golden Slipper
Champion trainer Gai Waterhouse believes spring form will rise to the fore again when she chases a ninth Golden Slipper win on Saturday.
- Craig Kerry
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Gold rush: How the Golden Slipper contenders line up
It’s the grand final of two-year-olds’ racing, and victory can be worth many millions. Here’s your runner-by-runner guide to Saturday’s Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
- Craig Kerry
Sky talked up an interview with ‘First Lady’ Gai Waterhouse. Then it was pulled off air
The channel promoted a must-watch interview with racing icon Gai Waterhouse. After she spoke out about a Sydney development, it mysteriously never went to air.
- Kate McClymont, Chris Barrett and Michael McGowan
Suspension forces Bayliss to choose between Magic Millions meetings
Sydney jockey Regan Bayliss is banking on a Waterhouse-Bott pair to deliver this Saturday at the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast.
- Craig Kerry
Rachel King homing in on more winners before another overseas campaign
The globe-trotting jockey is chasing success in Sydney over the festive period before another jetting off in the new year to ride in Japan.
- Craig Kerry
Berry looks to wet track favours in hunt for more features
Gun jockey will look to a trio of mudlarks as he chases another Saturday feature win with genuine chances across the three black-type races at Rosehill.
- Craig Kerry
Golden Slipper favourite drowns in freak pool accident, as much as $4.5 million lost
King Kirk, a favourite for the $5 million race at Rosehill, drowned in a Randwick pool accident following a trial run.
- Craig Kerry
J-Mac sticks neck out over ‘ridiculous’ skivvy logo ban; Victorian racing codes lose $58m
Racing Victoria stewards are cracking down on jockey skivvy ads, while Caulfield is looking to scrap one of its group 1 race days and the state’s racing codes suffer a $58 million loss.
- Danny Russell
The school-leaver up at 4am, and a Katy Perry dancer turned Cup strapper: Racing’s pre-dawn heroes
While the big days of the Melbourne Cup carnival attract the height of fashion and society’s elite, there are also pre-dawn heroes who keep horse racing’s heart beating.
- Rob Harris
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