Horse Racing
After the Bool Snowy still has a bit of Weiritis and is thinking he can have a big day out at Flemington today. Grab Snowy’s full preview, his quaddie numbers and his best bets for today.
Josh Parr’s foot injury means a new jockey is needed for Anatola in her first black-type assignment at the Gold Coast for trainer Mark Newnham.
Group One-winning trainer Steve Englebrecht will find out whether Highway warrants a Brisbane campaign when she runs at Rosehill.
Ciaron Maher has Aloisia and Pretty To Sea lining up for the stable in the Group One Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Mark Webster, the managing director of auctioneers Willliam Inglis and Son, will step down from his role.
After spending time on the sidelines with a knee injury, High Church is set to run first-up over 1800m at Flemington.
Trainer Kris Lees may put consistent mare Serene Miss on a seven-day back-up to her first stakes race if she performs to expectation at Rosehill.
Tom Melbourne is trying to break a two-year winning drought in the Hollindale Stakes but faces a challenge from his stablemates among others.
Kim Waugh is eyeing the Brisbane Cup with former Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Our Century providing he performs in the Lord Mayor’s Cup at Rosehill.
Trainer Ben Currie has been fined $3000 for working his horses at the Toowoomba track when facilities were closed.
After a lengthy stint on the sidelines, rising nine-year-old Akavoroun is ready to make his reappearance at Flemington.
In-form jockey James Orman has can win his third stakes race in as many weeks when he combines with trainer Kelly Schweida at the Gold Coast.
Jockey Matt McGillivray is seeking a stay of a four-week suspension which puts him in danger of missing several key days in the winter carnival.
Snowy Clark is back from the 3 day Carnival at the Bool and has got stuck straight into tomorrow’s meeting at Flemington. Grab his full preview & best bets.
Tony Gollan has an affinity with the Ken Russell Memorial which started his climb to the top of the Brisbane training ranks.
The Aidan O’Brien-trained Mendelssohn will try to become the first European horse to win the famous Kentucky Derby.
Victoria’s Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hand down its decision next week in the Aquanita race day treatments case.
The win aboard Gold Medals in the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool has come at a cost for jockey Clayton Douglas who has been fined for his ride.
Moe trainer Len Xuereb has been disqualified by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over a high cobalt reading from Elegantly Wasted at Sale.
Gallic Chieftain and Yogi have given Darren Weir a one-two finish in the Warrnambool Cup, his fifth successive victory in the race.
Rosehill trainer Gary Moore is excited to see how Brilliant Mind, his first horse sired by So You Think, fares when he starts his career on his home track.
Gold Medals has completed the big jumps double at Warrnambool’s May carnival taking out the Brierly and Grand Annual Steeplechases.
John Thompson hopes blinkers and a drop back from Group company can help inspire Primitivo to break his maiden at Rosehill.
Consistent filly Champagne Cuddles resumes on Saturday in the Gold Coast Guineas and will chase Group One races later in the winter carnival.
Trainer Richard Freedman believes Latin Boy’s recent course record for 900 metres at Newcastle is the benchmark for the Bat Out Of Hell at the Gold Coast.
Nettoyer’s quest for a second career win will continue in the Listed Lord Mayor’s Cup at Rosehill after trainer Wendy Roche opted to bypass the G2 Hollindale.
Pilote D’Essai will be joined by stablemates Sovereign Nation and So Si Bon when he makes his return from a tendon injury in a 1400m-race at Flemington.
Trainer Ben Currie has called on in-form jockey Bobby El-issa to help Ruettiger return to his best form in the Gold Coast Cup.
A Victorian racing tribunal is hearing closing arguments in the Aquanita race day treatments inquiry.
Tee Train has survived a protest to give trainer Symon Wilde a third straight win in the two-year-old race on the final day of the Warrnambool carnival.































