Randwick Turf Talk: Saturday’s best bet has a Contemporary feel
Form analysts Adam Sherry and Shayne O’Cass debate all the key chances on Saturday’s 10-race card at Royal Randwick.
Form analysts Adam Sherry and Shayne O’Cass debate all the key chances on Saturday’s 10-race card at Royal Randwick.
Front Page is lucky to have even been born, let alone running in this week’s Group 2 Moreton Cup, following an incredible tale of his mum’s survival.
Rothfire has given trainer Rob Heathcote some hope of making the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap after his recovery from a hoof infection took a positive turn.
Leading wagering figure Dean Shannon has announced he will step down as boss of Entain Australia.
More than 40 years since claiming The Metropolitan and Caulfield Cup with Hayai, Jim and Greg Lee have discovered a young stayer with the potential to catapult them back to Group 1 glory.
Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising, the world’s number one-ranked sprinter, will embark on a two-race Australian campaign following confirmation of his slot for the world’s richest turf contest.
Form expert Brad Waters analyses Thursday’s Geelong meeting, presenting his best bets, value selection and jockey to follow.
Racing history might be weighing heavily against Brudenell but trainer Kris Lees wants to give the sprinter his chance in the Listed $200,000 Bob Charley AO Stakes (1100m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Following a near-upset in the Doomben 10,000, trainer Chris Munce is bullish Payline will be a big threat again in the Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup.
Charlotte Littlefield will continue her travel marathon after The Muffin Man scraped into the Queensland Derby field, and she says “everything is spot on” with her young stayer.
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets, value selection and analysis of the quaddie legs at Wagga and Taree on Thursday.
Despite a series of unfortunate races, Southern Dancer has shown promise and trainer Gary Colvin believes she is ready to excel in the Heat of the Wagga Stayers Series.
Toby Edmonds couldn’t believe his luck when he bought Spicy Martini for $8000, and the filly will continue her rags-to-riches journey in the Stradbroke Handicap after winning the Fred Best Classic.
Racing is a great leveller – as evidenced by the result of the Warwick Farm opener today in which a $3m yearling was beaten by a filly that cost just $20,000.
Trainer Rob Heathcote fears time is running out for grand sprinter Rothfire to be fit for the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap.
Larrikin trainer Craig Cousins, who has only three horses in work, has extra confidence in his Stradbroke horse The Inflictor after a chance encounter with Chris Waller.
With Australia’s premier drive James Herbertson holidaying overseas, emerging young Victorian driver Jordan Leedham is making the most of some increased opportunities.
A year after Socks Nation’s shock Queensland Oaks win, trainer Ciaron Maher will try to do it again with a filly that won at Bathurst two starts ago.
Yarraman Park has confirmed that its three-time champion stallion I Am Invincible will be the first mating for reigning horse of the year Pride Of Jenni this breeding season.
Apprentice jockey Emily Lang looks poised to create Brisbane riding history and now she has an unexpected chance at scoring her biggest career win in the rescheduled Fred Best Classic at Doomben on Wednesday.
Coolmore has the utmost faith master trainer Aidan O’Brien can get Storm Boy back to his best at Royal Ascot after he failed to beat a runner home in his northern hemisphere debut.
Trainer Bjorn Baker is hopeful that a favourable weight drop and barrier draw can see Starmae return to winning form on her home track.
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets, value selection and race-by-race analysis at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
Craig Williams has eight weeks to reel in Blake Shinn’s 12-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership, but his schedule may not allow it.
Manny Gelagotis is uniting his two great passions – racing and footy – to contribute to the massive FightMND drive to raise funds for motor neurone disease research.
Everything that could go wrong did go wrong for Benagil in her Queensland Oaks lead-up, but trainer Glen Thompson says the Group 1 winner is back on track for her grand final on Saturday.
Private Harry has returned to Nathan Doyle’s stables at Newcastle, with the trainer delighted at how much the 2025 The Everest hope has strengthened up in two months off.
For just the second time in more than four years and 65 race starts, Leap To Fame will switch from mobile start to standing-start racing at Albion Park on Saturday night.
So Suave, a brother to champion mare Verry Elleegant, could help Hall of Fame trainer Chris Waller snap one of the longest losing streaks of his celebrated career at Kembla Grange on Tuesday.
Lindsay Park co-trainer Ben Hayes is set for a life-changing experience later this year but claiming the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap with War Machine is his immediate priority.
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