Damian Lane has moved to within six winners of Craig Williams in his quest for his first Melbourne jockeys’ premiership.

Trainer Peter Snowden believes there is plenty of upside for sprinter Brave Song who has raced to a narrow win at Flemington in his return from a spell.

Trainer Liam Birchley has been rewarded for a late nomination with Fit For Purpose winning the Tattersall’s Mile at Doomben.

Tactical Advantage has beaten new stablemate Dal Cielo in the July Sprint at Randwick to claim his first win at his first start for trainer Kris Lees.

Apprentice Corey Bayliss has been suspended for six weeks after pleading guilty to a handling charge on favourite Tumbler, who ran second at Doomben.

The Ciaron Maher-trained Visao has earned a ballot-free exemption into the Victoria Derby with his win in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.

Our Malambo, who is owned by New Zealand Hall of Fame trainer Graeme Rogerson, has won her first Australian start for Chris Waller.

Melissa Julius has won the Rising Stars Final at Flemington on Miles Of Krishan while Ethan Brown’s second on Ma Jones was enough to secure him the series win.

Top jockey Damian Browne will seek further medical advice to see if he needs surgery on a jaw injury which forced him out of Saturday’s Doomben meet.

Classy sprinter Amanaat has bounced back from injury to win at Doomben on Saturday.

New Zealand-bred filly has had no problems adapting to a firm surface to secure her third career win at Flemington.

Group-placed colt Plague Stone has broken his maiden status in style in one of the final two-year-old races of the season at Randwick.

Trainer David Vandyke is hoping it will be third time lucky in the VRC Oaks after Miss Quaintly won at Doomben on Saturday.

Apprentice Jackson Murphy has lived up to the big wraps on him by riding his first Saturday metropolitan winner on San Telmo at Doomben.

Sydney has put on a cracking day and our man Richie Boy is heading to headquarters with a spring in his step. Check out Richie’s full preview for Randwick and best plays for the day. Go get em punters.

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Niki O’Shea and Morphettville training partner Ashton Downing have been disqualified following a stewards inquiry in Adelaide.

A Group winning trainer has been issued with six charges by Racing Victoria stewards including one of stomach-tubing a horse on race day.

Trainer Wesley Ward will set Bound For Nowhere for the Breeders’ Cup meeting after the sprinter failed to secure a slot in the Everest in Sydney.

Doomben plays host to a good quality nine race card tomorrow on a good racing surface that is building like a good battle between punter and bookie. Check out Just Racing’s full preview & best on the day. Good punting.

Premier trainer Darren Weir is closing in on reaching 150 Victorian metropolitan winners for the season having already bettered his own season record.

Three of Queensland’s best and unluckiest horses will clash in the Open Handicap at Doomben.

The in-form Easy Eddie and La Chica Bella head Joe Pride’s team hoping for late-season riches at Randwick.

Co-trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will test potential staying fillies So You Swing and Necessitas at 1800m for the first time in the Byerley Handicap.

New Zealand trainer Peter Lock is hoping for a change of fortune when he saddles Dougie and Mr Luigi at Randwick.

Apprentice Lachlan King will miss the three remaining city meetings this season after failing in an appeal against a seven-meeting careless riding suspension.

Mr Money Bags will attempt to emulate his victory in the Silver Bowl Final when he contests the Murray Cox Handicap at Flemington.

Liam Birchley believes a good barrier can help Fit For Purpose give him back-to-back wins in the Listed Tattersall’s Mile.

Jaameh will make his return from a let-up at Flemington and co-trainer David Hayes hopes the imported stayer can emerge as a Cups contender this spring.