New Zealand trainer John Bary is weighing up lead-up options for Miss Wilson ahead of her tilt at the Tatt’s Tiara in Brisbane.

Ruby Walsh is hoping to be given the green light to return to the saddle for the the top-class meeting at Auteuil.

Dual G1-winning sprinter Terravista has been retired with earnings of more than $2.6 million.

A luckless run in the Sangster Stakes is being overlooked by trainer Andrew Noblet as Super Cash presses on for a start in the Goodwood at Morphettville.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident his run of bad luck is over as he plans a stakes campaign for top filly Plumaro.

Jamie Richards is to take over training duties at New Zealand’s Te Akau Racing with Stephen Autridge deciding on a quieter lifestyle.

Jason Collett will return from a careless riding suspension in time for his first visit to Singapore as he chases a maiden Group One win in the Kranji Mile.

Caulfield trainer Mick Price will have Group One runners in Adelaide and Brisbane in the upcoming features.

Gai Waterhouse is closer to joining her father Tommy Smith in training the winners of all Brisbane’s Group One races with English’s Doomben 10,000 victory.

Racing Queensland is keen to change rules governing apprentices to give them a better career path.

Knight To Behold has benefited from an enterprising ride by Richard Kingscote to win the Derby Trial at Lingfield.

The similarity between stablemates Gibbon and Fast Cash has resulted in the wrong horse being brought to Caulfield to race.

Trainer Jason Coyle will map out the next stage of Siren’s Fury’s campaign after the mare’s upset win in the Group Three Dark Jewel at Scone.

Lucky For All has scored a consolation win at Caulfield after missing a start in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.

Dark Dream completed a memorable day for jockey Tim Clark when they combined to score a dominant victory in the Group Three Rough Habit Plate.

Tracey Bartley has landed an important Scone Cup carnival treble, including In Good Time in the Denise’s Joy Stakes and To Excess in the Ortensia Stakes.

Leicester has taken out the Group One South Australian Derby, giving trainer Darren Weir his third successive win in the Classic.

Apprentice Liam Riordon is looking forward to seeing more of Caulfield after guiding Exceltara to victory in The Sheen Panel Service Handicap.

Provincial trainer Tracey Bartley has landed an important Scone Cup carnival double with In Good Time winning the Denise’s Joy Stakes.

Champion trainer Chris Waller and jockey Kerrin McEvoy are eyeing off another Queensland Oaks win after Youngstar stormed to victory in The Roses at Doomben.

English has won the Doomben 10,000, beating Impending and Le Romain in the $700,000 Group One sprint.

Newcastle trainer Paul Perry has made a rare trip to Brisbane to oversee Perast’s win in the Listed Queensland Day Handicap.

Moss Trip has come from near last to score an emphatic win in the $400,000 Scone Guineas to cement plans to take her to stakes races over the Brisbane carnival.

Zoustain has rocketed into contention for the Group One JJ Atkins with a runaway win in the Group Two Champagne Classic at Doomben.

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Trainer Richard Laming and jockey Noel Callow have been fined following an incident in the car park at recent set of Cranbourne barrier trials.

Pretty In Pink will go for a spell undefeated as a two-year-old after adding the Woodlands Stakes at Scone to her maiden win at Gosford.

Gold Coast gelding Anton En Avant left punters reeling when he won the Group Three Chairman’s Handicap at $151.

Tony Pike has been fined $500 after two of his horses were late scratchings at Doomben.

Trainer Tony Gollan escaped being injured when a horse lashed out in the saddling enclosure and his luck held when Sheiswhatsheis won narrowly.