Nash Rawiller has landed a double at Kembla Grange at his first meeting back following a 15-month disqualification from racing.

While Michael Poy has the Melbourne metropolitan apprentices title wrapped up, Teo Nugent is hoping to hold his lead in the Victorian apprentices premiership.

Having severed ties with Mike Moroney, Patrick Moloney has been granted a short-term licence to ride in Singapore as he rebuilds his career.

The Catanach’s Jewellers Handicap at Caulfield will launch the spring campaign of Caulfield Cup hopeful Self Sense.

Trainer Grahame Begg is hoping for more rain in Melbourne so Romancer will have conditions to suit in a 1400m open handicap at Caulfield.

Trainers Anthony, Edward and James Cummings will have rival runners in the same race at Rosehill.

Cranbourne trainer Richard Laming has learned a lot about Bandipur who runs for the second time for his stable in the Bletchingly Stakes.

Cradle Mountain will chase his first black-type win in the final stakes race of the Sydney season at Rosehill.

Trainer David Murphy’s belief Bel Burgess is better at 1400m will be put under the microscope when the gelding runs at Eagle Farm.

Star jockey Damian Lane will make his return to Melbourne racing at the opening city meeting of the new season at The Valley.

Champion trainer Chris Waller has elected to remove blinkers from Torgersen in an effort to rekindle the gelding’s winning form at Eagle Farm.

Trainer Desleigh Forster’s three-year-olds Red Chase and Desert Digby have their last chance to earn QTIS bonus money.

Trainer Tony McEvoy has trained six winners at the opening meeting at the new Murray Bridge track, with jockey Barend Vorster aboard for five of them.

With an extra mouth to feed, Ben Melham has guided Ghodeleine to victory at Sandown before starting a suspension.

A late-season city win at Sandown to in-form two-year-old Samson has trainer Phillip Stokes considering his upcoming options with the improving gelding.

Trainer Gillian Heinrich, who is recovering from cancer, has made a return to the racetrack to see her horse Liability win at Doomben.

Group-winning colt Sesar is favourite for the weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes after connections of Mystic Journey opted against accepting for the star filly.

Comeback jockey Nash Rawiller has picked up a handy book of rides for his return to Sydney racing at Rosehill.

Betting giant Tabcorp believes its subsidiary UBET was entitled to withhold an alleged $11 million in fees from Racing Queensland last year.

Subzero has been transferred to the Bendigo Equine Hospital as he battles a kidney problem after overcoming a bout of colic.

Victory Eight has been the quiet achiever of the winter carnival and gets a deserved chance in open company at Eagle Farm.

The Bundaberg Race Club has again secured some big names in David Hayes and Matt Hill for its Cup meeting.

Queensland trainers will ask that there be more clarity with a new rule which means feature race runners must be on track three hours before start time.

Star filly Mystic Journey’s comeback has been delayed with trainer Adam Trinder pulling the pin on the Bletchingly Stakes because of forecast rain.

Apprentice Tahlia Hope has returned home from hospital after being treated for viral meningitis but will continue treatment over the coming weeks.

An 1100m handicap for fillies and mares at Caulfield, rather than the Bletchingly Stakes, is the race of choice for True Excelsior’s first-up assignment.

Time To Reign will run in a star-studded heat at the Warwick Farm barrier trials against a host of Group One winners.

Humidor and Kings Will Dream have continued on the comeback trail from injuries by contesting jump-outs ahead of their planned race returns next month.

Talented two-year-old filly Done By Me is one of three last-start winners from the Phillip Stokes stable to run in separate late-season races at Sandown.

After 15 months riding in Sydney, homesock apprentice Sam Weatherley is to return home to New Zealand.