Group Three-winning mare Winter Bride gets a chance to step up the black-type ladder in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Japanese-bred Wolfe will be striving to make it three wins from as many starts when the gelding resumes from a spell in a 1400m benchmark race at Randwick.
Jockey Jim Orman is on the verge of 500 career winners and hopes to claim another stakes race along the way on Queensland Derby prospect Trusty Lad.
Trainer Anthony Cummings has decided against a quick back-up for Randwick winner Agassi and he will miss the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Last-start Galilee Series Final runner-up Transact will try to give the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable another win in the Listed VRC St Leger.
Multiple Group One-winning Australian sprinter Santa Ana Lane has arrived in Hong Kong in preparation for the Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin.
Trainer Robbie Laing is confident Stars Of Carrum has recovered from his failure in the Australian Derby and is on song for a shot at the VRC St Leger.
There are strong nominations for the feature races at the Hawkesbury metropolitan class meeting with more than $1 million on offer.
Trainer Tony Gollan has been forced to revert to a back-up plan after he was scratching two stable stars because of a wet Doomben track.
John Sadler says Terang debut winner Sartorial Splendor has had a rushed preparation as he heads towards The Showdown at Caulfield.
Stradbroke Handicap hopefuls Cadogan and Chapter And Verse are likely to clash in a Class Six Plate at Eagle Farm.
Absolute Flirt is now likely to be Adelaide-bound for a stakes race after returning from a spell to claim victory in a two-year-old race at Sandown.
The Brisbane Racing Club hopes to hold jump-outs to help trainers with a set of key barrier trials at Doomben called off because of rain.
Baccarat Baby has shown the benefit of a recent trial by winning the Listed Princess Stakes by the narrowest of margins at the Sunshine Coast.
New Zealand stayer Rock On has joined the Peter Gelagotis stable in Victoria with connections hoping to boost his prize money on superior winter tracks.
Sydney’s racing action will move to the north-western track of Hawkesbury for its annual stand-alone Saturday meeting with metropolitan prize money.
Unbeaten two-year-old colt Super Seth will chase a first stakes win in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington with jockey Clayton Douglas to retain the ride.
American Pharoah has sired his first North American winner with the Wesley Ward-trained Maven successful at Aqueduct.
After wins at Warrnambool and Cranbourne, the Daniel Bowman-trained Begood Toya Mother chases a city win at Sandown.
Prolific winner Fab’s Cowboy is the first horse into the Battle Of The Bush final after winning a heat at Gladstone.
The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission’s head Ross Barnett has moved to allay discontent in the racing industry over the handling of the Ben Currie case.
Former European and Sydney-trained Endless Drama has found Group Three success for his new trainer Tony Pike in New Zealand.
Ten Sovereigns is the new favourite for the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket following the news Too Darn Hot has been ruled out of the colts’ Classic.
Apprentice Kayla Crowther along with senior jockeys Dwayne Dunn and John Allen have been suspended for careless riding at Caulfield.
Plein Ciel has delivered at his fourth run for the Anthony Freedman stable, claiming the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Godolphin sprinter Trekking has shown his liking for firm ground with victory in the Group Three Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick.
Clayton Douglas has claimed his first stakes win as a jockey, guiding Streets Of Avalon to a determined victory in the Group Three Victoria Handicap.
Stewards have abandoned the last two races at Doomben after jockeys raised concerns about visibility.
Three-year-old colt Morrissy could have earned a crack at a Group Two sprint in Adelaide with a determined victory over 1200m at Caulfield.
