Champion Adelaide apprentice Matthew Poon has had a mixed introduction to racing in Hong Kong with a winner at Sha Tin and a visit to hospital.

How did all the runners parade prior to running on Saturday’s races at Rosehill Gardens? Which horses still have improvement in them going forward for the rest of the Autumn? Were you on Matt’s horse to follow who won on the week end or his $12 winner from the yard? Don’t miss this week’s horse to follow.

Sold For Song’s strong finish in the recent Coolmore Classic has encouraged her trainer Kevin Kemp to map out a three-state campaign for the mare.

Blessed to have the dream ride on super-mare Winx for the foreseeable future, Hugh Bowman also showed an appreciation for the past when he guided Zanbagh to back-to-back Emancipation Stakes triumphs at Rosehill.

Noel Callow’s joy at his Group One success at Rosehill on Montoya’s Secret has been tempered by a hefty ban for reckless and careless riding and a $15,000 fine. Was the suspension and fine on the mark, to heavy or to light?
 

Who takes out this week’s prestigious buy me a beer award?

Another New Zealand raider has set his sights on the $2.1 million Australian Derby, with Jon Snow powering into contention for a focal point of The Championships by blitzing the Tulloch Stakes at Rosehill.

Trainer Leon Corstens had his doubts about whether Montoya’s Secret was ready for her outing at Rosehill but the filly has hung on to narrowly win the Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m).

Caulfield Cup winner Jameka has racked up another Group One triumph, easily winning the $1.5 million BMW at Rosehill.

Every year the worldwide Godolphin operation identifies European horses that could be suited to Australian racing. This year that horse could be Spectroscope.

A trip north and a slog over 2000m has been worthwhile for Assign at Rosehill as the stayer got more miles in his legs before a possible start in the Sydney Cup.

Jeff Lloyd has produced one of his best rides to equal the record for the number of wins in a Brisbane metropolitan jockeys premiership.

Mick Bell is living his racing dream with Jungle Edge, which shines a bright light on the trainer as he goes through a dark time.

A smart decision by trainer Stuart Kendrick to add blinkers to filly Hingus Rose’s race day gear has paid off with a debut win at Doomben.

Missing the Golden Slipper could produce a silver lining for connections of The Mission after the frisky colt opened his account with a commanding victory at Rosehill.

Katelyn Mallyon’s first Group One win has brought with it a careless riding suspension on Silent Sedition in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.

Caulfield Cup winner Jameka is the firming favourite for the Group One BMW with Our Ivanhowe to be taken out on race morning after failing a veterinary test. Do you think the money is right?

Jungle Edge hasn’t had to pull Mick Bell back from the brink, but the wet track specialist has pushed the grieving trainer through some heavy going.

International visitor The Gold Trail is the clear-cut favourite to earn the Caulfield Cup exemption up for grabs in the Mornington Cup.
 

Our Ivanhowe will not get the chance to add the BMW to his Ranvet Stakes win after failing a veterinary examination on race eve.
 

Luke nailed it again last Friday so is 9 from 15 in the free Friday night previews. He is going wider in tomorrow’s G1 BMW Stakes but he still thinks he has profit in this race. Is Luke correct and are you going to follow?

Trainer Matt Dunn has mixed feelings about the forecast for further rain in Brisbane as he plots the campaigns of Quatronic and Snitz.

John O’Shea hopes the benefits of a trial with multiple Group One-winner Our Ivanhowe will be apparent when Honeywine strives to put an uninspiring sequence behind him at Rosehill.
 

Muswellbrook’s Country Championship Wild Card meeting is the latest NSW program to be switched as poor weather continues to lash the region.

Harlow Gold has threatened to win a big race this season and her time to shine could come in the G1 Vinery. Read co trainer Tom Dabernig’s thoughts.

Trainer Kelly Doughty believes tough galloper Flamboyer has more than a few things in his favour as he attempts to break his run of outs over the 1350m-course at Doomben.

BMW favourite Our Ivanhowe will have to pass a race eve veterinary inspection to take his place in the Group One race.

Jockey Glyn Schofield will miss the second day of The Championships because of a suspension out of the Provincial Championship heat at Goulburn.

Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign is the first horse named to run in the $10 million Everest. Can she win it?

Trainer Mark Newnham had his first slipper runner last week and he now aims to have his first Derby runner. Read his thoughts on Righteous Mate’s chances in this week ends Tulloch Stakes.