Golden Slipper hopeful Global Quest will wear blinkers in an attempt to get back to winning form in the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Trainer Gordon Richards is confident Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash will also be hard to beat in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Immediate plans for three-year-old Profit remain unresolved despite his impressive win in a barrier trial at Eagle Farm.
A field of 16 has been declared for the Group Two Adelaide Cup with Roy Higgins Quality winner King Of Leogrance the favourite.
Trainer Clayton Chipperfield has told stewards Catalyst has been sent to the Ballarat Veterinary Clinic for diagnosis of a back issue.
The British Horseracing Authority says the industry’s steering group will continue to liaise with the government regarding coronavirus protocols.
Ahead of the 100th running of the Cox Plate at The Valley, the trophy will begin a tour of New Zealand at the Auckland Cup meeting.
Godolphin mare Alizee heads the nine nominations for the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Lindsay Park will have four runners in the Australian Cup at Flemington including Harlem who is shooting for a third straight victory in the Group One race.
Racing Queensland has taken the next step to address a stabling shortage in south east Queensland with its plans to upgrade Deagon.
The Quarterback gave trainer Robbie Griffiths his first Group One success in the Newmarket Handicap with the trainer after a second with Halvorsen.
Magic Wand’s win in the Mackinnon Stakes after contesting the Melbourne Cup is behind the decision to accept a wildcard in the All-Star Mile with Fifty Stars.
Three race meetings in France are to take place behind closed doors in a response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Hong Kong businessman Boniface Ho has bought the Australian Turf Club’s slot in the $15 million Everest for three years.
The final positions for the $5 million All-Star Mile have been unveiled for the 1600m-race at Caulfield.
Stewards have agreed to change the dates of Glen Boss’ careless riding suspension which means he can ride on Golden Slipper day.
Gayna Williams has saddled Healing Hands to win the Country Championship qualifier at Mudgee from Electrified.
West Australian Group One winner Regal Power is set for the Australian Cup at Flemington after running home well for fourth in a crucial lead-up in Melbourne.
Three-year-old Standout is primed to take on older horses again in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Robert Heathcote is using his experience with champion Buffering to handle public pressure about whether two-year-old Rothfire will tackle the Golden Slipper.
The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Azuro is New Zealand-bound chasing a fourth 3200m win in the past 12 months in the Auckland Cup.
Queensland trainer Tim Hurley has been disqualified for six months on two charges of harassing licensed persons.
Mr Quickie will be taken to Cranbourne for a 990m barrier trial as he continues to prepare for the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Delays in an upgrade to the Gold Coast track and the installation of lights will hinder plans for the club to get extra Saturday meetings.
Jockey Luke Tarrant has been fined $1000 for not reporting beaten favourite Exondabeach had coughed on the way to the barrier at Doomben.
Maximum Security has toughed it out in Riyadh to win an epic first running of the Saudi Cup, the world’s richest race.
Glen Boss has been outed for two weeks for careless riding and will miss the rich All-Star Mile and Golden Slipper meetings.
Oakfield Missile has won her way to the Provincial Championship final via the heat at Newcastle.
Grey galloper Silvera has ended a frustrating summer by winning the Listed Tattersall’s Members Cup at Doomben.
Fifty Stars has won his second straight Blamey Stakes, with his connections now to decide whether to run him next in the Australian Cup or All-Star Mile.