Crack The Code and Oceanex completed a race-to-race Moonee Valley double for Mick Price, giving the trainer optimism for the autumn carnival.

Since falling in Hong Kong on Sunday 25 November Tye Angland has undergone two operations for the injuries he sustained. The road ahead for Tye and his wife Erin and young family looks a tough one but the love and support on racing will be there alongside.

Trainer Shea Eden and stablehand Jamie Dentith are awaiting sanctions after being found guilty on a race day treatment charge.

Dual Group One Flemington winner Grunt has been entered for the inaugural running of the $5 million All-Star Mile.

Thinkin’ Big, an emerging stayer for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, will do his future racing overseas.

Trainer Tony Vasil has denied any involvement with illegal race day top-ups as he fights his disqualification over Australia’s biggest racing scandal.

The wife of a float driver who admitted giving horses illegal race day treatments has told a tribunal she was worried about the risks her husband was taking.

Trainer Tony McEvoy is angry only 10 runners can contest a two-year-old race at Eagle Farm, leaving Just Zerene as an emergency.

Happy Clapper is among early nominations for a shot at the inaugural $5 million The All-Star Mile at Flemington.

Star Brisbane three-year-old Zoustyle is to be spelled and is likely to be prepared for the late autumn and winter.

A stablehand who admitted administering illegal race day treatments to horses said Melbourne Cup horses were never involved.

Talented mare Pecans will run on her home track at Warwick Farm a few days before she heads to Gosford to defend the Group Three Belle Of The Turf.

A stablehand who has admitted administering illegal race day treatments to horses says it did not happen on Melbourne Cup day.

The exodus of fillies and mares to NSW is set to continue as there appears no immediate resolution to the Regumate saga.

Racing NSW has approved dual jockey/trainer licences after considering submissions led by Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne.

Alizee has won a 1050m-trial at Randwick as she heads towards a return to racing after an automatic ban for a bleeding attack.

Quality three-year-old Written By has returned to work to be prepared for an autumn campaign with the Group One Oakleigh Plate a goal.

The stablehand at the centre of the ‘Aquanita eight’ scandal has admitted giving horses “top-ups” as part of an agreement with trainer Robert Smerdon.

Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Zac Purton has ridden five winners at Sha Tin to reach 900 in the competitive HK arena.

The issue of using Regumate on fillies and mares continues with Victorian mare Aloisia showing a return to form in Sydney where it is allowed.

Trainer Robbie Laing will set Group One performer Missrock for a holiday stakes race to try to get her back in winning form.

A key player in Australia’s biggest racing scandal has to give evidence at the appeals for four trainers disqualified over the ‘Aquanita eight’ top-ups affair.

Impressive Randwick debut winner Dubious is Brisbane-bound for a race at Eagle Farm ahead of the Magic Millions meeting at the Gold Coast.

About 150 people are working hard to get the Eagle Farm facilities ready for a much-anticipated return to racing at the track.

A good barrier draw has helped smart galloper Victorem win the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.

Sky Boy has taken the next step to fulfilling his destiny with his win in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick earning him a berth in the Doncaster Mile.

Brilliant colt Zoustyle has answered his critics with an easy win in the Listed Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.

Top Queensland mare Houtzen has broken the Doomben 1050m record in winning the Listed Bribie Handicap.

Our Century will be aimed at the Group One Sydney Cup after showing his staying prowess in the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick.

Trainer Kelly Schweida believes The Odyssey can improve further after locking in a place in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at Doomben.