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  • Machine’s chance to lift Moroney’s spirits

    Mike Moroney has bigger a battle on his hands than the one facing War Machine this weekend, but the in-form gelding has a chance to lift his trainer’s spirits with a feature victory at Bendigo. The three-year-old son of Harry Angel will chase a third-straight win in the $200,000 Listed Bendigo Guineas (1400m)…. Read More »

     
  • Via Sistina to top World Pool bonanza

    The World Pool is again open for business at The Championships, and its British import Via Sistina who is some $2.25 with betting agencies for the $5m Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Fresh from a first-up 1ÂĽ length victory over stable-mate and €4.3m French buy Place Du Carrousel, it was Via Sistina… Read More »

     
  • Eternal Flame strikes hot G1 field

    Victorian mare Eternal Flame will test the Group One waters in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes, although trainer Michael Kent admits he wasn’t expecting the race to be quite so strong. The lightly raced four-year-old has won her past two starts, following up a victory in the Group 3 Matron Stakes… Read More »

     
  • Buckaroo out to upstage high-profile stablemate in Queen Elizabeth Stakes

    As the bloodstock adviser for international operators Qatar Racing, David Redvers is familiar with travelling horses around the world. The UK-based operation, owned by Sheikh Fahad and his brothers, have thoroughbred interests in Europe, Australasia, America and Japan, and among them is Saturday’s Queen Elizabeth Stakes contender Buckaroo. A dual… Read More »

     
  • Western Empire set to launch in The Joey

    Trainer Grant Williams has flagged the possible return of Western Empire in next week’s $200,000 Joey (1200m) at Ascot. Grant Williams, along with wife Alana, trained Western Empire to win multiple blacktype races, including the 2021 WATC Derby (2400m) and Railway Stakes (1600m). He was then transferred to trainer John Leek… Read More »

     
  • Godolphin keeping faith in Zardozi

    James Cummings isn’t conceding the ATC Australian Oaks to odds-on favourite Orchestral, adamant Zardozi can give the Kiwi star a run for her money. Orchestral outstayed the Godolphin filly at their only clash in the Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) but in hindsight, Cummings said Zardozi needed the tough middle-distance run… Read More »

     
  • Sydney latest stop for globetrotting stayer

    If Shaun Ritchie can win the Sydney Cup with Mahrajaan, he will have rival trainer Chris Waller to thank. Waller was one of the first people to source stayers from Europe and such was his success, a high percentage of horses now competing over longer distances in Australia are imported. That… Read More »

     
  • Hayes looking on the Brightside

    Mr Brightside and Pride Of Jenni haven’t reached ‘arch rival’ status just yet, but Ben Hayes admits he will be satisfied if the former can square the ledger at Randwick. The pair has run the quinella three times, Pride Of Jenni relegating Mr Brightside to second in the Cantala Stakes and All-Star… Read More »

     
  • G1 winner Cylinder retired to stud

    Just weeks after it was announced that Exceed And Excel had been retired from stud duty, one of his sons will replace him on the Darley stallions’ roster with Cylinder retired from racing. Darley revealed on Thursday morning that this year’s Newmarket Handicap would stand the upcoming breeding season at… Read More »

     
  • Ozzmosis to be on best behaviour at Randwick

    An inglorious performance in The Galaxy is the only blot on the resume of Group One winner Ozzmosis and his regular rider Rachel King is confident it will stay that way. The high-class colt hadn’t finished outside the top three in five prior runs, his only defeat a third placing in the… Read More »

     
  • It’s Final Time for promising Newcastle gelding

    Kris Lees is hoping the decision to keep Tavi Time on fresh legs can deliver him an unprecedented sixth win in the Provincial-Midway Championships Final at Randwick. The Newcastle trainer has dominated the race since its inception in 2015, including the past three renewals in succession. On Saturday at Randwick, he will… Read More »

     
  • Trembles out to shake Morphettville

    The Freedman family did not have the privilege of training Earthquake, but they are looking forward to getting a chance with one of her progeny. Father/son duo Anthony and Sam Freedman will pull the covers off Trembles in the $120,000 Listed Without Fear Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday. The two-year-old daughter… Read More »

     
  • 10-time Group 1 winner Imperatriz retired

    Glamour sprinter Imperatriz has run her last race with Te Akau Racing on Thursday afternoon announcing that the 10-timer Group 1 winner had been retired. The five-year-old daughter of I Am Invincible was the subject a variety of veterinary tests upon her arrival back in New Zealand earlier this week, which… Read More »

     
  • Blinkers back on in-form Osmose

    It has taken former French mare Osmose nine starts to win a race in Australia but now that she has found her best form, jockey Tim Clark expects her to hold it. A last start winner of the Epona Stakes (1900m), Osmose will drop back to 1600m for Saturday’s Queen Of The… Read More »

     
  • Kent sees potential in Moby Dick

    Moby Dick will not contest a feature race at Bendigo this Saturday, but it will not surprise Michael Kent Jnr if he one day he ends up a headline act. That hasn’t always been the case, though. The son of Toronado is the raging favourite for the $150,000 Balgownie Estate… Read More »

     
  • Chinny Boom begins The Archer quest

    The very smart four-year-old mare Chinny Boom will look to land her ninth career win in only her fourteenth start when she contests a Quality Open Handicap over 1200m at Doomben on Saturday. For the Clinton Taylor trained daughter of Spirit Of Boom, Saturday’s result, and more particularly how she… Read More »

     
  • VRC chief executive resigns

    The Victoria Racing Club is on the lookout for a new chief executive officer after announcing on Thursday that Steve Rosich had resigned. The former Fremantle Football Club CEO has been the boss at Flemington since 2020. A new destination for Rosich was not revealed in the announcement, but he… Read More »

     
  • Jackson Matthews celebrates first win as a trainer

    Jackson Matthews, a former jockey turned behavioural data analyst, celebrated his first training victory at Gawler on Wednesday with Pandarus, his only horse in work. The Nicconi gelding, ridden by Alan Lai, defied odds of $44 to claim the win in his fourth start. Matthews, who has just two horses… Read More »

     
  • Parnham hoping Zipaway overcomes travel in WATC Derby

    Trainer Neville Parnham is banking on Zipaway’s resilience to deliver him a first Schweppes-WATC Derby (2400m) success at Ascot on Saturday. The WA Guineas winner returned to Parnham ‘s Ascot stable on Monday night, following a Melbourne campaign. The three-year-old finished third in the Group 2 Autumn Stakes (1400m) and Group… Read More »

     
  • Vlad Duric rides first winner in Australia since return

    It had been just a month-and-a-half shy of two years since Vlad Duric last rode a winner in Australia … but he reset that statistic at Ipswich today when he guided the Jennifer Fraser trained grey mare All Stashed Up to victory in the last race on the card, saluting… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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