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Details of charges issued by stewards to trainers Darren Weir and Jarrod McLean and stable employee Tyson Kermond.

High-profile sprinter Nature Strip and Victoria Derby winner Extra Brut are among 11 Darren Weir-trained horses taken out of Caulfield races by stewards.

Racing NSW has issued a show cause notice to Victorian trainer Darren Weir after electrical devices known as jiggers were found in his stables.

Tim Clark will reunite with Trapeze Artist for the first time in almost 12 months when the pair shoot for successive wins in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.

It’s too early to say whether Melbourne Cup-winning horse trainer Darren Weir will be suspended, Racing Victoria’s chief executive says.

Jamie Stier, head of Racing Victoria’s integrity services, says he expects progress to be made sooner rather than later in the jigger investigation.

Le Romain will resume in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill before heading to Melbourne for a campaign targeted towards the rich All-Star Mile

A gun and taser have been seized and three people arrested in raids by Victoria Police and Racing Victoria raid on the stables of horse trainer Darren Weir.

A Victoria Police and Racing Victoria raid on the stables of horse trainer Darren Weir in Ballarat and Warrnambool has resulted in a number of arrests.

A record 384 two-year-olds remain in the running for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper, the world’s richest race for two-year-olds.

Champion Winx has galloped strongly to finish third in a barrier trial at Rosehill before her final campaign.

The door is open for the $500,000 Inglis Nursery winning 2yo Accession to press his claim for the $3m Inglis Triple Crown in winning the second leg, the $2m 2019 Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm on Saturday 9 February.

Hugh Bowman has won the Hong Kong Classic Mile on the former Kris Lees-trained Furore but has also copped a suspension.

The Listed W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield looms as an exciting contest with Written By and Nature Strip among the sprinters scheduled to compete.

Trapeze Artist is primed to defend the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill which is also set to feature Group One winners Hartnell, Alizee and Le Romain.

In-form sprinter Whispering Brook will head to the Group One C F Orr Stakes after continuing her unbeaten preparation in the Australia Stakes at The Valley.

City Of Light has romped home in wet conditions to win the $9 million Pegasus at Gulfstream Park in Florida.

After a three-year absence from the winners’ list, the popular Tom Melbourne has rectified that with victory in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick.

A strong first-up win in the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies at Caulfield has moved the unbeaten Catch Me to equal favouritism for the Group One Blue Diamond.

Exciting filly Sylvia’s Mother has stretched her winning sequence to four to set herself up for possible stakes races.

Jockey Blake Shinn has made an immediate impact on his return from serious injury, riding two-year-old Dawn Passage to win the opening event at Randwick.

New Zealander Te Akau Shark has suffered a setback and will not be seen until the spring.

Three Sydney races have been ranked in the world’s top 10 with the Queen Elizabeth Stakes No.2 behind the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Microphone and Catch Me have been installed early favourites for the respective Blue Diamond Previews, with both two-year-olds drawing wide in the 1000m races.

Racing Queensland is working with clubs to manage water supplies as the big dry in southeast Queensland starts to take hold.

Group One winners Redkirk Warrior, Brave Smash, Malaguerra and Land Of Plenty feature among a field of 10 for the weight-for-age Group Two Australia Stakes.

Racing Victoria has confirmed the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has issued three-year disqualifications to trainers Lee and Shannon Hope.

Levendi is poised to take on Winx in the Apollo Stakes, his first start since winning last year’s Group One Australian Derby at Randwick.

Champion jockey Douglas Whyte is to retire from riding to take up training in the competitive Hong Kong racing arena.

The time is now, and Karaka 2019 announces the arrival of the first yearlings by New Zealand’s twice Horse of The Year in Mongolian Khan, the history making first New Zealand Derby, Australian Derby and Caulfield Cup winner.