Golden Rose-winning trainer Ron Leemon makes the familiar trip from Warwick Farm to Kembla Grange today with two of his string – born just a week apart and both showing a positive return on investment for connections.
Racenet form analyst Shayne O’Cass provides his best bets and inside mail for Kembla Grange on Tuesday, as well as his tips for Moree.
Trainer Jason Warren will roll the dice on his star mare Benedetta this Saturday by running her in Saturday’s rescheduled Kingsford Smith Cup ahead of a Stradbroke Handicap tilt.
A bout of surgery is set to halt the momentum a Group 1-winning jockey has gained during the latter part of the Melbourne autumn.
Trainer Joe Pride has ruled his elite sprinter Private Eye out of the Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup, questioning why officials didn’t reschedule the washed out race to Wednesday this week.
It was a sedate start to the day at Warren on Monday in a Benchmark 58 for the country stayers … until a rogue kangaroo entered the fray.
He’ll stand for a record $385,000 in the Australian breeding season this spring, but there’ll be no shortage of suitors following yet another classic victory for sire sensation Wootton Bassett.
Once bitten, twice shy: Pride of Jenni’s owner Tony Ottobre reckons silence is golden in regards to when to debate over when he finally decides to retire his champion mare.
Tabcorp boss Gill McLachlan has announced the biggest upgrade to the organisation’s retail network in history in a bid to get more people going to pubs and clubs.
Form analyst Gilbert Gardiner presents his best bets and jockey to follow for Monday’s Victorian meeting at Pakenham on the Synthetic track.
Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes has provided his expert endorsement of the sprinting talents of The Everest favourite Ka Ying Rising – but with one qualification.
Owner Brendan Lindsay says his Group 1 champion mare Joliestar is likely to miss the Stradbroke Handicap and instead be rested in preparation for the spring carnival.
Brisbane trainer Rob Heathcote concedes his old warrior Rothfire remains in doubt to take his place in the $3 million Stradbroke Handicap on Saturday week.
As recovery efforts from the floods in northern New South Wales persist, Taree trainer Tony Ball is set to challenge the odds-on favourite in the Greg Cribb Memorial at Muswellbrook.
Trainer Travis Doudle celebrated an early victory with Golden Horizon at Morphettville which kickstarted a special day for his family.
Talented mare Niance made an impressive comeback in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield after overcoming an unusual setback.
Promising gelding Big Swinger overcame several difficulties to prevail at Caulfield, to the relief of his owners and punters.
After overcoming a devastating fall in 2020, jockey Andrew Adkins has revitalised his career which was rewarded with a double at Rosehill and victory in the Lord Mayor’s Cup.
Trainer Chris Munce and owner Max Whitby were rejoicing after Cool Archie delivered a powerful performance to win the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Following on from a double at Canterbury, Queensland apprentice Jace McMurray overcame a little hiccup to guide Edited By to victory at Rosehill.
King’s Secret, the promising half-brother to top galloper Private Eye, showcased his potential with a smart victory in his city debut at Rosehill Gardens.
Eagle Farm will host a Super Saturday of three Group 1 races next week after gloomy conditions forced the Queensland Derby meeting to be abandoned.
Former Kiwi galloper Campaldino thrived in the heavy conditions to win the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Eagle Farm and set up a tilt at the Brisbane Cup.
Stakes races during the spring carnival will be considered for striking grey Salty Pearl after her breakthrough win at Caulfield on Saturday.
Emerging Godolphin star Zebra Finch has positioned himself for a shot at the Group 1 JJ Atkins Stakes after a strong performance at Rosehill.
Matt Dunn is the most successful Highway Handicap-winning trainer but incredibly had to wait 46 weeks for his next win when Boys Night Out saluted at Rosehill on Saturday.
Trainer Gary Portelli has Kimochi primed to enhance her “giant-killer” reputation in the Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Hawkesbury trainer Claire Lever exemplifies the virtue of patience and her careful approach can help Yes Siree land another win when he heads to Kembla.
A confident Michael Hawkes says the stable isn’t wary of anybody as Gallo Nero aims to put a luckless first-up run behind him in the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets, value selection and race-by-race analysis at Kembla and best bets for Tamworth on Saturday.
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