Tye Angland has surpassed his most successful season in Sydney with 63 city winners eclipsing the mark he set as champion apprentice in 2006/07.

Part of a number of prize money increases announced for Victoria racing includes a boost to country Cups and grassroots racing in the state.

Promising colt Irish Bet will make his return from an illness-enforced spell at Rosehill before an anticipated break to prepare him for a spring campaign.

Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths saddles up some strong chances at Moonee Valley as he looks to get some luck swinging his way.

Group racing heads to the Sunshine Coast tomorrow on a heavy track and the Money Man has given us his best bets for the meeting.

Tough gelding Dreams Aplenty can consign his only bad run to history when he tackles the Listed Spear Chief Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.

Significant prize money increases have been announced for Victorian racing, highlighted by boosts to the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate.

Trainer Chris Munce is hoping Snoopy can help him reach 50 winners for the season for the first time by winning the Queensland Lightning at the Sunshine Coast.

New Zealand jockey Michael McNab will head to Chris Waller’s Gold Coast base to try his hand as Queensland stable jockey for the leading trainer.

The big fella is pumped for Rosehill tomorrow and reckons we can start with a bang and then build using the bookies money for the rest of the day. Check out his full preview. Good punting.

The Valley plays host to a cracking meeting this weekend in Melbourne and our man Bruce Clark who has been in dashing form has done the hard yards. Check out his full written preview and best bets on the card. Is one of them a Weir horse? Good luck

Aidan O’Brien has some concerns about the soft ground for his five runners in the Oaks at Epsom.

Courgette, the dam of Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, has been sold for $2.1 million.

Saxon Warrior heads a field of 12 to give trainer Aidan O’Brien a seventh Derby at Epsom.

Jeremy Gask has trained two winners at Gosford to cement his return to Australia after a decade in England.

Trainer Stuart Kendrick hopes the outside barrier won’t be the problem it seems for Tarzan in the Lightning Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.

After a quiet week numbers-wise for leading trainer Darren Weir, he will have a strong hand when racing makes a return to Moonee Valley.

Jockey Billy Egan has had a charge over a ride at Mornington dismissed by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.

Special Missile will be out to end a frustrating string of near misses when he continues a consistent preparation in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill.

Godolphin’s head trainer James Cummings has decided to bring Spectroscope back in distance in an effort to get him back to winning form.

The Jason Warren-trained Violent Snow will try to cause an upset for the second straight year in a benchmark race for fillies and mares at Moonee Valley.

Toowoomba jockey Skye Bogenhuber will be reunited with The Monstar in the Group Two Moreton Cup at the Sunshine Coast.

Suspended trainer Ben Currie has transferred some of his stable’s horses to other trainers so they can run as he waits on a stay of proceedings.

Trainer Jerome Hunter has two runners set to clash in a sprint race at Moonee Valley as he bids to continue his good strike rate at the track.

Jockey Winona Costin is happily absorbing the pressure associated with riding Ronstar as the swayback gelding aims to remain unbeaten at Rosehill.

Jockey Damian Browne is ready to defend his title as King of the Sunshine Coast at the track’s first Group Two day.

Trainer Bruce Hill has decided to continue a middle distance campaign with Man Of His Word despite the gelding’s poor run in the Doomben Cup.

The Mick Price-trained Secret Agenda has been retired from racing with seven wins from 23 starts including the 2017 Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.

A win by Handsome Thief in the Moreton Cup would cause problems for his trainer Darren Weir in qualifying all his acceptors for the Stradbroke Handicap.

Group One-winning New Zealand jockey Jason Waddell will take an extended break from riding because of ill health.