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The preparation for Warrnambool’s Grand Annual Steeplechase has been a lot smoother for Spying On You the second time around.
Queensland’s chief steward Allan Reardon has agreed to extend his contract by at least 12 months.
Queensland plans have been put on the backburner for the Mike Moroney-trained War Legend who will instead run on his home track at Flemington.
Trainer Nick Olive is already thinking ahead to the spring carnival as he prepares Single Gaze for the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Trainer Archie Alexander wants to turn the Warrnambool Cup into a last man standing affair.
Grand Annual Steeplechase-winning jockey Nathan Dunn could think of no better place to train his first winner
Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart headlines the nominations for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Connections of runner-up Violate have lodged a complaint against the result of the Gunsynd Classic in which the rider of the winner breached the whip rules.
Already this year jockey Katelyn Mallyon has linked with trainer Andrew Noblet to win two feature sprints in Melbourne with Silent Sedition and Super Cash. Can she do it again on Saturday?
It was always going to happen. It is absolutely pointless having a rule that either can’t – or won’t – be policed.
South African jockey Keagan Latham is adept at riding on the flat, but he must clear a massive hurdle that threatens to throw his career off track in Australia.
Skippy is that you? A kangaroo has hopped into a horse race in country NSW before realising it had punched above its weight.
Perth trainer Neville Parnham has decided to keep Malibu Style in Melbourne to run at Flemington rather than head to a stakes race in Adelaide.
Jason Attard laughed when he recognised the irony of his preferred weather forecast for Sydney this week.
Trainer Patrick Payne says he feels like a fake after Zed Em gave him his first Brierly Steeplechase victory at Warrnambool.
Crownbet’s weekend punting overview. Who were the runners who got the money, who were the big misses? Who is this weeks horse to follow that should have good money in it over the Winter Carnival?
The profile of six-year-old mare Wings shows a change of trainer preceded her first win for more than two years although Tash Burleigh’s connection goes back further.
A suspension to Tom Sadler has opened the door for Craig Newitt to chase another country feature win on in-form Observational in the Warrnambool Cup.
Patrick Ryan is hoping victory in a flat race is the perfect pipe-opener for a bigger prize at Warrnambool.
Sydney trainer Joe Pride has never been to Adelaide before but is hoping to leave an impression on his first visit.
An Italian Derby placegetter has taken the honours in a maiden hurdle at Warrnambool.
Apprentice jockey Melanie Bolwell is expected to begin rehabilitation within a week after being seriously injured in a three-horse fall in NSW last month.
Arch Fire’s chances of victory in the main hurdle race at the Warrnambool three-day carnival could depend on his mental state.
The recent victory of Rhythm To Spare at Caulfield has given trainer Mike Moroney confidence ahead of the major sprint race at the Warrnambool three-day carnival.
Capacity fields have been declared for both the Australasian Oaks and Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide.
With the departure of Godolphin’s head trainer John O’Shea now confirmed the racing ‘RUMOUR MILL’ has hit its straps. But was he pushed or did he walk?
Training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have lodged an appeal against their conviction and $5000 fine on a conduct charge.
Joe Pride is not sure how much racing on wet tracks has affected New Tipperary but he will give him his chance on a firmer surface at Rosehill before deciding whether to continue his preparation.
