Glyn Schofield believes Another Dollar is capable of upstaging stablemate and Queensland Oaks favourite Youngstar in the Group One Classic.
The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership likes the chances of Protest in the Queensland Oaks despite her big price.
Maiden Sizzling Ace has drawn a good barrier and is out to the right distance as she chases a win in the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes.
Trainer Chris Anderson wants to run Mishani Bullitt in the Queensland Guineas even if he gets a ballot-free entry to the Stradbroke Handicap.
Sydney jockey Deanne Panya can join an elite group of women riders if she win the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Magic Circle’s dominant win at Sandown has added the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot as a potential lead-up to the Melbourne Cup.
Chris Waller expects impressive colt The Autumn Sun to make a timely statement at Randwick before heading to Brisbane for the Group One JJ Atkins Plate.
Wyong trainer Tracey Bartley hopes Listed Ortensia Stakes winner To Excess can overcome a ratings boost to continue his impressive campaign at Randwick.
The Getaway will step up in distance and grade when he backs up from his Rosehill win to the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Trainer Matt Cumani will adopt new tactics with three-year-old Greycliffe when he runs in the Ladbrokes Cash Out Handicap at Sandown.
The Queensland Oaks has become a launching pad for some of the greats of the Australian turf.
The connections of So Si Bon have decided to geld him and continue his racing career after Victorian stewards placed a ban on the horse for biting.
Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident Plumaro will run a huge race in her biggest test in the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes.
Frankie Dettori will ride Hazapour for the Aga Khan and trainer Dermot Weld in the Epsom Derby.
Sydney premiership-leading jockey Brenton Avdulla has been taken to task by Racing NSW stewards for his handling of King Hewitt at Canterbury.
James McDonald has warmed up for Group One assignments in Doomben with a midweek win for Lindsay Park on newcomer Pedicel at Canterbury.
Jeff Lloyd has moved to within one win of reaching 100 winners for the season with a Gold Coast treble.
Promising colt Beidi has made a successful start to his racing career for Ingham Racing with a strong win at Canterbury.
Stable favourite Red Excitement will bid for another stakes win in the Group Three Lord Mayor’s Cup at Doomben for trainer Gerald Ryan.
The Dominator will attempt to claim the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown after winning on his steeplechasing debut at Warrnambool.
All Too Huiying is on trial for a trip to Brisbane and the Queensland Derby when the Gary Moore-trained colt has his second start since a let-up at Randwick.
Durable stayer Ecuador can create history by becoming the first multiple winner of the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Trainer John Sargent says his chances of winning a fourth Oaks in Australia have been boosted after Jeff Lloyd accepted the ride on Tinkermosa.
Jockey Ryan Wiggins is confident he will be cleared to ride at Ipswich after being injured at the Sunshine Coast trials.
Trainer John Gosden believes Coronation Cup favourite Cracksman has finally matured as he heads to the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Sales-bound mare Danish Twist has an opportunity to heighten her appeal with a long-awaited in in the Group Three Glenlogan Stakes at Doomben
English will attempt to follow her success in the Doomben 10,000 when she stakes another claim for an Everest slot in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup.
A urine sample provided by apprentice Chris Caserta has tested positive to a banned substance under the rules of racing.
Gold Medals will have to carry an extra five kilograms as he chases a second consecutive Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Lovani has the McKell Cup at Randwick or a trip to Brisbane on her agenda as trainer Brad Widdup considers options for the mare.































