Senior Queensland Racing Integrity Commission steward Jamie Dart has been sacked after being found guilty of serious workplace misconduct.

Star filly Enable will bid for a third Oaks success at York having won the English and Irish Classics.

Lee Freedman has been given a licence to train in Singapore, the Malayan Racing Association has announced.

Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign and champion older sprinter Chautauqua will meet each other in a Warwick Farm barrier trial before their Everest clash.

Expensive colt Addictive Nature will make the step up to black-type racing for the first time at his third career start at Rosehill.

Tony McEvoy will take Group One Australian Guineas winner to Moonee Valley for a race day gallop ahead of the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.

Group One VRC Oaks winner Lasqueti Spirit will make her return in the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.

A gallop at Moonee Valley has Heatherly in good order for her first-up title defence of the Listed Carlyon Stakes.

Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to get three horses to the Golden Rose including Condor Heroes who returns in the San Domenico Stakes.

Trainer Robbie Laing has taken advantage of the chance to gallop Frankel My Dear at Moonee Valley ahead of the Listed McKenzie Stakes.

Consistent Mudgee gelding Nictock will audition for a step up to Saturday racing in Sydney when he runs at Warwick Farm after a last-start Canterbury win.

A wide draw at Sandown for Sheer Madness doesn’t faze the John Salanitri stable as the three-year-old attempts back-to-back victories,

Damien Oliver will sit out the $1 million Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield after having his appeal against a careless riding charge dismissed.

Group One stars Ulysses and Barney Roy will lock horns again in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York.

Last season’s champion European three-year-old, Almanzor, has been retired after a disappointing first-up performance.

Racing Victoria chief executive Giles Thompson has delivered some healthy news about the state of Victorian racing.

Deposed Melbourne Cup favourite Red Cardinal remains on track despite his fifth in the Prix Kergorlay at Deauville.

The Lindsay Park stable will do its best to split its team of three-year-olds with multiple entries at Moonee Valley and Rosehill.

Trainer Brett Cavanough will mull over whether to run Another Sin at Group Three level or stick to the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.

Trainer Trent Busuttin is hoping a decision to save Garrard for a 1200m-event at Moonee Valley, rather than a stakes race, can be rewarded with a first-up win.

Leading Perth horse Scales Of Justice has settled in to his new environment at Warrnambool ahead of his Melbourne spring campaign.

Apprentices Jean Van Overmeire and Ashleigh Borg appear to have escaped serious injuries in falls at Kembla Grange and Hawkesbury respectively.

Magic Millions Classic winner Houtzen has tuned up for her first Melbourne start with an easy win in a Gold Coast barrier trial.

Marmelo has won the Group Two Prix Kergorlay at Deauville in which Melbourne Cup favourite Red Cardinal has finished fifth.

A day after her dramatic last-to-first Warwick Stakes victory, Winx has shown no signs of having had a hard run.

Wells has joined Bashboy as the only three-time winner of the Grand National Steeplechase with a thrilling victory at Ballarat.

Warrnambool-trained Two Hats has landed a premier hurdle race victory with a last-stride win in the J J Houlahan Hurdle at Ballarat.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is considering the Group One Moir Stakes as a starting point for Sold For Song’s Melbourne campaign.

Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign will take her first step towards The Everest when she runs in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.

Some big names from the Lindsay Park stable are set to make the trip to Tatura for trials ahead of their spring returns.