Heir To The Throne, the younger brother of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance, has broken through for his first win in a maiden race at Hamilton.

Having been transferred from his home in New Zealand to Singapore, Volkstok’n’barrell is set to run in the Kranji Mile.

A new deal will allow the UK’s Sky Sports Racing to broadcast the Melbourne Cup carnival into 14 million homes in the Britain and Ireland.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident his run of bad luck is over as he plans a stakes campaign for top filly Plumaro.

Jamie Richards is to take over training duties at New Zealand’s Te Akau Racing with Stephen Autridge deciding on a quieter lifestyle.

Racing Queensland is keen to change rules governing apprentices to give them a better career path.

Knight To Behold has benefited from an enterprising ride by Richard Kingscote to win the Derby Trial at Lingfield.

The similarity between stablemates Gibbon and Fast Cash has resulted in the wrong horse being brought to Caulfield to race.

Trainer Jason Coyle will map out the next stage of Siren’s Fury’s campaign after the mare’s upset win in the Group Three Dark Jewel at Scone.

Lucky For All has scored a consolation win at Caulfield after missing a start in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.

Dark Dream completed a memorable day for jockey Tim Clark when they combined to score a dominant victory in the Group Three Rough Habit Plate.

Tracey Bartley has landed an important Scone Cup carnival treble, including In Good Time in the Denise’s Joy Stakes and To Excess in the Ortensia Stakes.

Apprentice Liam Riordon is looking forward to seeing more of Caulfield after guiding Exceltara to victory in The Sheen Panel Service Handicap.

Provincial trainer Tracey Bartley has landed an important Scone Cup carnival double with In Good Time winning the Denise’s Joy Stakes.

Gold Coast gelding Anton En Avant left punters reeling when he won the Group Three Chairman’s Handicap at $151.

Trainer Tony Gollan escaped being injured when a horse lashed out in the saddling enclosure and his luck held when Sheiswhatsheis won narrowly.

Havasay has come from last to win at Doomben in his first start for Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds.

The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Sedanzer has bounced back from a disappointing performance at Hawkesbury to win the Scone Cup.

Jockey Jason Collett will employ a more positive approach on Frolic at Scone as the filly’s barren run as a back marker coincides with a dry autumn.

Promising gelding Cradle Mountain continues his measured progression through the grades with his first start in Saturday grade at the Scone Carnival.

Moss Trip has an opportunity to embellish her black-type record in Brisbane if she can impress trainers Peter and Paul Snowden in the Inglis Guineas at Scone.

Star filly Shoals will not run in the Goodwood in Adelaide and will be spelled ahead of a campaign aimed at The Everest.

After fifth placings in the Victoria and Australian Derbies, connections of Main Stage are hoping the gelding can finish closer in the South Australian version.

Aidan O’Brien has taken the two feature races at Chester, with Rostropovich and Idaho giving him a big-race double.

Tactics are expected to play a major part in the Group Two The Roses at Doomben after well fancied Another Dollar and Torvill drew wide barriers.

Promising Brad Widdup-trained gelding Dissolution can earn a trip to Brisbane if he can rebound at Scone from an unplaced outing in the Frank Packer Plate.

Brenton Avdulla is upbeat about the prospect of more success on Kingsguard and Glenall at Scone after the Hawkes Racing-trained duo’s wins at Hawkesbury.

The Australian Turf Club has begun its search for the horse to represent the club in the $13 million Everest.

Former English galloper Goathland is set to enhance Lloyd Williams’ reputation for handing on quality stayers when he runs at Doomben.

Country trainer John Pascoe is hoping Vainstream has a better trip to Caulfield ahead of his second start at the city track.