The British Horseracing Authority will soon clarify whether scheduled fixtures at Southwell, Plumpton, Musselburgh and Kempton will take place on Wednesday.

Paul Innes has announced he will retire as the Australian Jockeys Association’s chief executive but will remain chairman of the National Jockeys Trust.

Co-trainer Tom Dabernig is hopeful either More Sundays or Mickey Blue Eyes can win the race named in honour of his late grandfather at Flemington.

Pat Webster is pleased with Happy Clapper heading into his race return in the Apollo Stakes after an enforced ban because of a bleeding attack.

Ben Melham has been confirmed to ride unbeaten colt I Am Immortal in the Blue Diamond while Luke Currie has been booked for Lyre in the $1.5 million race.

The speedy Mr Marbellouz will tackle open company at Doomben after trainer Kevin Kemp opted not to run him in a Class Six Plate.

The BHA has announced four cases of equine influenza identified in vaccinated thoroughbreds at Simon Crisford’s Newmarket yard.

The Darren Hyde-trained Westlink and Sons Of Bourke from the Clint Lundholm stable are the first two qualifiers for the Country Championship final.

Triple Group One winner Trapeze Artist will miss the Apollo Stakes which signals the return of Winx for her next, and most likely, final campaign.

Thousand Guineas winner Amphitrite is set to have her first start for her new stable, Lindsay Park, in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington.

Karaka Million winner Probabeel is to have her next start in the Group Three Magic Night Stakes in Sydney on her way to Group One races.

The rising value of stallion Spirit Of Boom’s stock has again been highlighted by the win of Boomtown Lass at Doomben.

Star filly Sunlight is set to return in the Lightning Stakes, chasing her second Group One win after taking out the Coolmore Stud Stakes last spring.

Multiple Group One-winning jockey Damian Browne says he will exhaust all avenues before making a decision on his riding career after a health scare.

So far no more horses have tested positive for equine influenza in Britain, which Sky News reports was the same strain that shut down Australian racing in 2007.

Trainer Ben Currie’s plan to get Sword Of Justice into a race with a light weight paid off when the gelding won at Doomben.

A run down of the Caulfield performances of horses formerly trained by Darren Weir.

The Richard Litt-trained Castelvecchio has caused an upset over horses from Sydney’s biggest stables in the $2 million Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.

Hawkshot has stamped himself as a possible Australian Guineas contender with an impressive victory in the Group Two Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.

The Anthony Freedman stable is set to have two genuine chances in the Blue Diamond Stakes after filly Lyre and colt I Am Immortal won the respective Preludes.

Former top juvenile Mishani Hustler will be given his chance to win his first feature race as a three-year-old after his victory at Doomben.

Queanbeyan sprinter Noble Boy has stamped his authority on markets for the Country Championship final with his fourth win from as many starts.

Trainer Les Ross has used some inside information to help Miss Sara win her third race in a row at Doomben.

Princess Of Queens has lived up to her recent consistent form, breaking through for a Group race win in the Bellmaine Stakes at Caulfield.

Jockey Jeff Lloyd felt he had repaid the connections of Raay Of Dreams when he steered the filly to a win at Doomben.

British horse racing continues to be shut down by an equine flu outbreak, with fears next month’s showpiece Cheltenham Festival could be cancelled.

The British Horseracing Authority is confident its prompt action and “war-room” of vets can stop equine flu shutting the sport down for months.

Sunrise Dancer and Westham have won at Bendigo at their first outings since leaving the stables of disqualified trainer Darren Weir.

Fell Swoop’s absence from the C F Orr Stakes denies Damien Oliver the chance of another Group One win but the jockey still has a strong book at Caulfield.

Unbeaten three-year-old Brutal will make his return to racing in the Eskimo Prince Stakes, with Tommy Berry looking forward to riding the promising colt.