After a disappointing spring, Prussian Vixen has returned to form first-up from a spell to win the Bellmaine Stakes for a second time.
Prompt Response has made a winning return to racing in the Group Two Breeders Classic at Warwick Farm.
The Enzo has won the $250,000 Inglis Classic for trainer Mark Newnham at Warwick Farm.
Plumaro has flown late to run second to Mishani Hustler at Doomben but lost no fans with her effort.
Godolphin stayer Beijing Board continued his impressive run of form with a comfortable win at Warwick Farm.
Toowoomba galloper Mr Marbellouz has lived up to his high rating, breaking a class record at his first Brisbane start.
Michael Cahill has won a tactical battle between Brisbane’s leading jockeys to steer Morendi to his first win since April.
Trainer Luke Oliver was worried mid-race but praised the toughness of Khutulun after the mare won at Caulfield.
Veteran sprinter Flamberge and his younger stablemate Prezado will run against each other in the Group Two Rubiton Stakes.
The continued success of Chris Waller’s Gold Coast stable could entice more of the big southern stables to Queensland.
After wins at his past two starts in lesser grade, Native Soldier will face his first stakes test in the Blue Diamond colts and geldings Prelude at Caulfield.
The Peter and Will Hulbert training partnership has again been forced to change plans with Miss Saga.
Trainer Bjorn Baker is confident Bonny O’Reilly and stablemate Egyptian Symbol will fight out the Breeders’ Classic at Warwick Farm.
A number of Magic Millions runners have won at their next starts and Tony Gollan hopes I’m A Rippa will be the next one.
She won’t be racing in the Apollo Stakes but champion Winx will make a special appearance at Randwick to gallop with stablemates.
Debutante Ballistica has an opportunity to press her claims as a possible Golden Slipper contender when she lines up in the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Gingernuts has returned home to New Zealand from Australia after a life-threatening injury suffered on the way to the barrier for a Group 1 race at Flemington.
Lord Fandango begins his latest campaign in the Carlyon Cup at Caulfield as he builds towards Group One targets in both Melbourne and Sydney.
Bionics will be out to join stablemate Ollivander in the Blue Diamond Stakes when he runs in the Prelude at Caulfield.
She Will Reign’s trainer Gary Portelli has lamented the scratching of Nature Strip from the dual Group One-winning filly’s return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has been booked for the prime ride on smart filly Plumaro in her metropolitan debut at Doomben.
The Australian Turf Club has unveiled its new all-weather training track at Rosehill.
Trainer Ben Currie believes smart stayer Honey Toast is ready to show his old form at his first run in 20 months at Doomben.
Juvenile Mulga Thumper, part-owned by Peter Moody and his wife Sarah, will make his debut in either Brisbane or Caloundra.
Jason Collett plans to be back riding at Warwick Farm after escaping serious injury in a fall from first starter Prahaar at Randwick.
An apprentice has collapsed because of dehydration at Sandown while senior riders Ryan Maloney and Craig Williams have been suspended.
Noel Callow is leaving Victoria for Sydney in a bid to increase his opportunities and in the hope he can link with a prominent stable.
Jockey Damien Oliver is looking forward to seeing what promising colt Levendi can produce this campaign, starting in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Ben Currie’s plan to get interstate horses suited to Queensland racing continues to return benefits with Pieridae’s win at Ipswich.
Scone trainer Brett Cavanough is keen to find out which direction Another Sin heads after he returns to black-type racing at Warwick Farm.





























