Angela Davies is eyeing black-type for Machinegun Jubs but realises the Listed Ortensia Stakes at Scone will be tough before the mare heads to Brisbane.

Brett Cavanough expects resilient sprinter The Monstar to start his latest campaign at home at Scone after track conditions ruled out a return at Hawkesbury.

A racing tribunal has found all eight people guilty in the Aquanita race day treatments case, labelling it one of Australian racing’s darkest chapters.

A move from Goulburn to Moruya and a change of trainer hopefully works in Green Sweet’s favour when he has his first start for Danny Williams in the Scone Cup.

Mornington trainer Logan McGill doesn’t think the rise to 1200m will pose a problem for Written Choice as he chases successive wins at Caulfield.

Royal Celebration, one of two juveniles to race for Ron Quinton this season, is looking to build on a promising start to his career at Warwick Farm.

A Victorian racing tribunal has found all eight people charged in the high-profile Aquanita race day treatments inquiry guilty.

Three fillies from Robbie Griffiths’ Cranbourne stable are set to line up in the same 1000m-race at Sandown.

Darren Weir has four runners safely in the final field as he chases a third straight win in the Group One South Australian Derby.

A Victorian racing tribunal has found all five trainers and three stable employees guilty in the Aquanita race day treatments case.

Victoria’s Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has found all eight people charged in the Aquanita race day treatments case guilty.

Enable has had a setback and will miss Royal Ascot but is expected to be back to defend the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Redzel will run for Yulong Investments when he defends his title in the $13 million Everest.

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Royal Ascot can wait for triple Group One winner Shoals who will stay in Australia with The Everest in mind.

More Energy can earn a trip back to Queensland with an impressive performance when he adds Scone to his list of racing venues through the Listed Scone Cup.

Apprentice Tahlia Hope is to have scans on a shoulder and collarbone following a fall at the Wangaratta race.

Vega Magic has strolled home to an easy jump-out victory at Werribee ahead of his first-up outing in the Goodwood at Morphettville.

Trainer Gary Moore hopes a drop to Listed company at Scone can reinvigorate Group One winner Takedown as the gelding strives for an overdue win.

After a failed trip to Queensland during the summer, Bel Sonic has progressed nicely ahead of his racing return at Caulfield.

Burning Passion will enter new territory in the Group One Doomben 10,000 in which he will take on top sprinters including Redzel and In Her Time.

Group One-winning trainer Kelso Wood is expected to close his Eagle Farm stable because of ill health.

In-form jockey Daniel Moor will ride at Caulfield before he departs for a six-month stint in Singapore.

Aidan O’Brien says the sloppy conditions and a bump at the start of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs played against Mendelssohn.

Mr Kim Nag Soon, Chairman and CEO of the Korea Racing Authority expressed “the experience and expertise that we can share will surely act as a fertile source to advance the racing industry.”

Queensland’s stallion stocks have received a boost with former top two-year-old Sidestep to stand at Telemon Thoroughbreds.

Dual Group One winner Terravista will be among the nominations for the Ortensia Stakes at the Scone carnival.

A Caulfield race over 2000m is the next stepping stone to a Queensland Derby start for impressive Warrnambool winner Furrion.

Sedanzer has an opportunity to bounce back from a flat first-up run at Hawkesbury when she contests the Dark Jewel Classic at Scone.

Smart sprinter Care To Think will have his final major hit-out for the Doomben 10,000 in a track gallop at Murwillumbah.