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Form expert Brad Waters analyses Wednesday’s Sale meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
Form expert Brad Waters analyses Wednesday’s Sale meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
He hasn’t ridden in Sydney since early this month but champion jockey James McDonald will be back with a bang at Wednesday’s Randwick-Kensington meeting.
Form expert Ray Thomas analyses Wednesday’s seven-race card on Randwick’s Kensington track, presenting his best bets and quaddie picks.
Albury trainer Rob Wellington is eager to find out what happened to stallion Aylmerton as he prepares his son Drumcondra for his debut this weekend.
Trainer Tony Gollan is on the verge of achieving a major milestone, and also has a golden chance to win his first Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara on Saturday.
Spring prospect McGaw’s popularity with Hong Kong buyers will only increase if the young sprinter lives up to expectations during his spring three-year-old campaign.
Sydney’s premier racecaller Darren Flindell has been caught up in the escalating conflict in the Middle East, capturing vision of missiles being fired towards a military base in Qatar.
After notching wins in the US and Sweden during a five-week holidays, Australia’s premier driver James Herbertson has turned his attention to this year’s Inter Dominion series at Albion Park.
Dandruff isn’t an equine superstar but the Tony Lake-trained galloper showed amazing guts and determination to live, let alone ticking off a significant milestone in his career at Wagga on Sunday.
She hasn’t drawn a single-figure gate in the past 12 months, so it’s no wonder that trainer Rob Heathcote is praying Abounding has a change of luck in the barrier draw for Saturday’s Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara.
They were both freakish champions and trying to determine who is the best is the subject of robust debate. But what can’t be denied is Black Caviar and Winx both deserve join Carbine, Phar Lap and Makybe Diva as Legends in the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
Form expert Brad Waters analyses Tuesday’s Ballarat Synthetic meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
Form analyst Shayne O’Cass provides his best bets and race-by-race analysis for Wyong on Tuesday, as well as his tips for Port Macquarie.
Hall of Famer Ron Quinton’s incredible flow of winners in recent times can keep trickling in when two of his string head to the Central Coast on Tuesday.
Flash Aah’s part-owner Pat Fulton was working in her Darwin jewellery store last Friday when she succumbed to a nagging feeling that she needed to board a flight to Queensland to watch the veteran gelding contest the $250,000 Ipswich Cup.
After going to $1.45 million to buy Grinzinger Belle last month, Chinese billionaire Yuesheng Zhang is aiming to cash in with a priceless Group 1 win in the Tattersalls Tiara at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Rockhampton trackwork rider Chris Wearne has appealed the decision to ban him from holding a licence for 18 months for striking a horse, with his lawyer arguing the penalty is “manifestly excessive”.
Trainer David Vandyke says a tilt at the $10m Golden Eagle in Sydney this spring is a possibility for classy filly Philia, with feature races in Melbourne also being considered.
Form expert Gilbert Gardiner analyses Saturday’s Flemington Community Race Day, revealing his horses to follow as well as five to forgive.
A chequered passage in the straight had his backers howling, but racing expert Mitch Cohen thinks they’ll benefit from following a lightly-raced gelding from the Robert Agnew yard.
Form analyst Gilbert Gardiner presents his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow for Monday’s eight-race card on the synthetic track at Pakenham.
Form analyst Shayne O’Cass provides his best bets and race-by-race analysis for Scone and Narromine on Monday.
Proud mum and racehorse trainer Jane Clement will be at Narromine on Monday as her son, star jockey Braith Nock, heads to Scone chasing a century of winners this season.
Irish master trainer Willie Mullins has bolstered a potential Melbourne Cup hand with Australian-owned Royal Ascot winner Sober also being aimed at Flemington.
Champion jockey Craig Williams may have incurred an untimely suspension on Saturday but he has vowed to pull out all the stops to chase down the injured Blake Shinn in the race for a 10th Melbourne premiership.
Following a ‘heartbreaking’ Kingsford Smith Cup second aboard Zarastro, Angela Jones has picked herself up off the canvas for her final chance at Group 1 glory this winter carnival in the Tatt’s Tiara.
It’s been a lean few years for New Zealand trotters in the Inter Dominion trotting series but Bet N Win and Oscar Bonavena are poised to change that in 2025.
Coolmore suffered another blow in its bid to build the international stallion profile of expensive colt Storm Boy as French raider Lazzat sprinted to victory at Royal Ascot overnight.
Just Like Tilda, the latest from the successful Cross-Chung partnership, made a stunning debut at Kembla and now eyes further glory.
Co-training siblings Patrick and Michelle Payne had a day to remember at Flemington, landing four winners, led by stable favourite Jimmy The Bear.
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