Spring racing carnival
Michael Freedman sees Golden Slipper potential in Pallaton
Pallaton stamped himself as a Golden Slipper contender for trainer Michael Freedman, while King Charles’ horse, Gilded Water, put the major cups on the radar.
- by Craig Kerry
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Jockey Anna Roper won’t be taking a Christmas break after luckless run with injury
Central Coast apprentice Anna Roper returns to ride at a Saturday city meeting for the first time in 13 months after a tough run.
- by Craig Kerry
‘Strikes at the heart of racing integrity’: Pro punter warned off tracks after betting for jockey
The Victorian Racing Tribunal has come down heavily on a punter who operated secret betting accounts.
- by Danny Russell
Irish star hopes King Charles’ horse can send him out a winner
Irish jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle wants to end his second stint in Australia on a high with the help of top trainer Ciaron Maher and a special horse on Saturday at Randwick.
- by Craig Kerry
‘I would never question his loyalty’: Will Freedman remembers great mate Sam Kavanagh
Will Freedman pays tribute to friend and fellow trainer Sam Kavanagh, who died of cancer at age 38.
- by Craig Kerry
Robusto scores upset Ingham win on huge day for Bjorn Baker and Darby
Ingham-bred Robusto scores upset win in $2 million feature on huge day for trainer Bjorn Baker and Darby Racing on Ingham day at Randwick.
- by Craig Kerry
Hedged primed to kick-start Sydney success for satellite stable
The Mick Price and Michael Kent jnr team is confident Hedged can bounce back in the listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick on Saturday after a jarring first-up run.
- by Craig Kerry
Driven Nash Rawiller has eye on success beyond 50
Nash Rawiller celebrated his 50th birthday last week but his drive for winners and that next good horse remains as strong as ever.
- by Craig Kerry
Late bloomer from the bush eyeing more city success - and even a title
Competing for the Sydney apprentices title is a world away from where Dungog’s Ben Osmond thought he’d be when he left school.
- by Craig Kerry
Private Eye turns back the clock with Festival Stakes win
Warwick Farm trainer Joe Pride was still scratching his head about Private Eye, even after seemingly unlocking the secret to success again with the seven-year-old in the group 3 Festival Stakes (1500m) on Saturday at Rosehill.
- by Craig Kerry
Zac Lloyd eyes fast start as senior jockey after stellar apprenticeship
After the best Sydney apprenticeship haul in more than 40 years, Zac Lloyd returns from suspension a fully fledged jockey on Saturday.
- by Craig Kerry
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