SA premiership-winning trainers to split
SA premiership-winning trainers Will Clarken and Niki O’Shea will go their separate ways at the end of the season.
SA premiership-winning trainers Will Clarken and Niki O’Shea will go their separate ways at the end of the season.
Rivellino was a luckless fourth in the Group 1 Golden Slipper in the autumn but will get another chance at high honours this spring.
As Sara Ryan prepares to transition from private to public training, she is determined to clinch the Wyong Trainers Premiership.
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets and analysis Wyong and best bets for Corowa on Thursday.
Blake Shinn moved further ahead in the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership with two winners at Sandown but his gap over Craig Williams could have been wider.
Co-trainer Lucy Yeomans is excited about filly Tiz Worthy’s potential as a three-year-old after her first-up win at Sandown on Wednesday.
Racing syndicate What Are The Odds has been on a dream ride with quirky galloper Skyforger and the group of mates are not done with yet.
Rochelle Milnes doesn’t crave the limelight or dwell on individual accolades but her brilliance in the saddle has her destined for both.
First it was Keayang Zahara, now Sweet Ideal is putting Victoria’s Western Districts back on the harness racing map.
Victorian form expert Gilbert Gardiner analyses Wednesday’s eight-race card at Sandown-Hillside, presenting his best bets, jockey to follow and lay of the day.
As his record season draws to a close, trainer Bjorn Baker is eager to finish on a high note – and he has just the horse to do that at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Trainer Troy Corstens admits he wishes the Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes was run over 1100m instead of 1200m for his returning star Baraqiel, who kicks off his spring campaign at Caulfield on Saturday.
Ciaron Maher will get the chance to win The Everest in consecutive years after Jimmysstar became the fourth horse signed up for the $20m race in 2025.
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets, value selection and race-by-race analysis for Canterbury on Wednesday.
Hall Of Fame jockey Darren Beadman will join Chris Waller Racing at the start of the new season.
Trainer Matthew Dale has strategically waited for this meeting to unleash proven track performers No Drama and Ringarosa.
There was a touch of spring in the air at Randwick on Tuesday morning with a few stars of the turf stepping out at the trials.
John Singleton has pinned his hopes on exciting three-year-old Hesitate to give him back-to-back wins in the world’s richest harness race.
The Australian Turf Club has announced its new chairman following the announcement of Peter McGauran to step down from the role.
Victorian form expert Brad Waters analyses Tuesday’s fields for the eight-race card at Ballarat Synthetic, presenting his best bets, jockey to follow and lay of the day.
Cranbourne trainer Enver Jusufovic has never had a better season but winning Saturday’s Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes would be the perfect finish to a year in which the stable enjoyed its maiden Group 1 win.
Emily Lang and Angela Jones are locked in a ding-dong battle for this season’s Brisbane jockeys’ premiership but Ben Thompson is back from Hong Kong and looking to take the crown next year.
Form expert Shayne O’Cass presents his best bets and quaddie leg analysis for Tuesday’s racing at Taree and Moree.
Country Championships-bound galloper Show ‘Em Howl will start short odds when he heads to Taree on Tuesday after two barnstorming runs in Sydney.
Godolphin’s former Melbourne foreman Nacim Dilmi says he’s looking forward to getting his hands on Domeland’s crack team when he succeeds Sara Ryan at the operation from August 4.
Grand sprinter Dandy Kid, who won a record 15 races at The Valley, has died at the age of 28.
With Briasa already locked in for The Everest, John Hawkes is hoping his exciting pacer Seathestars can burst into contention for The Eureka.
Meet the Gabba curator who juggles his two passions of cricket and horse racing as the hype builds towards this summer’s Ashes series.
Irish trainer Joseph O’Brien could have a top contender for his third Melbourne Cup after Al Riffa’s dominant win in the Group 2 Curragh Cup, a proven form reference for the first Tuesday in November.
Darryl ‘Digger’ McLellan admits it’s not the way he wanted his career to end, but an ongoing shoulder problem has signalled the end of his race riding career.
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