Horse Racing

Godolphin head trainer James Cummings hopes Ghisoni and Beau Geste can end losing streaks in black-type races at the Hawkesbury stand-alone meeting.

Graham Salisbury, the man behind Subzero, says he’s feeling much better after being admitted to Bendigo Hospital in country Victoria.

Jockey Jim Andrews who was the first claiming apprentice in the modern era to win a Group One race on Bright Shadow in the 1968 Qld Oaks has died aged 69.

Trainer Matt Dunn believes La Scopa is tough enough to stand up to a hard Queensland Oaks campaign starting with The Bracelet at Doomben.

The 37th Asian Racing Conference will be held in Seoul, Korea from May 13 to 18, 2018, under the banner of the Asian Racing Federation.

Stewards have noted trainer Ben Currie’s explanation about the improved form of Doomben winner With A Promise and taken no action.

Problems with the Beaudesert track have again highlighted the issue of the closure of Eagle Farm.

Willie Mullins has turned the tables on Gordon Elliott in spectacular fashion at Punchestown and is now favourite to claim a 12th Irish trainers’ championship.

Plenty happening in Hong Kong but there is still a meeting tonight at Happy Valley and our man on the ground there Adam Campton has you covered. Check out his full set of tips.

Clare Cunningham will set her sights higher with Cradle Mountain after the gelding won his first Sydney start at the Randwick Anzac Day meeting.

Blake Shinn will be not be able to ride Catchy in the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide unless he wins an appeals a careless riding suspension at Randwick.

Nash Rawiller has been disqualified for 15 months by the Hong Kong Jockey Club stewards dealing the champion rider a huge blow as he has been in high demand by local owners

The Autumn Sun has made a successful debut at Randwick for Sydney’s leading trainer Chris Waller to earn a trip to the Queensland winter carnival.

Gai Waterhouse would like to see an increase in prestige for the VRC St Leger after winning the Listed race for the third time in six years.

Former Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Goathland has made a triumphant return to racing for new trainer Kim Waugh by claiming the Anzac Day Cup at Randwick.

Jackson Murphy has ridden a double at Beaudesert to show why he is considered a future star of the Queensland riding ranks.

Vassilator has broken through for his maiden success, claiming the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at $101 at Flemington.

Dalswinton and Sikorsky will attempt to add to Lindsay Park’s impressive list of two-year-old winners when they line up at Caulfield.

White Moss continues on her path to the Group One Tatt’s Tiara in Brisbane when she tries to preserve her perfect second-up record at Hawkesbury.

Popular gelding Jungle Edge is set to become a million-dollar earner as he chases wet tracks over the Queensland carnival starting at Doomben.

Graham & Subbie have visited countless, schools and old peoples home, walked into bars and hospices – and made thousands laugh admire and engage with racing and the thoroughbred via their unique partnership.

Apprentice Zoe White has been suspended for four weeks after testing positive to an appetite suppressant in a urine test taken at Mackay races.

Shane “The Money Man” Ciurleo has gone over the Anzac Day Beaudesert meeting and found plenty of winners. Grab his full preview and best bets for the day.

ANZAC Day today & the big fella is heading to Randwick full of confidence he will do us proud by tipping plenty of winners. Check out Richie’s full preview & best bets on the cracking Randwick eight race card. Good luck.

Snowy Clark has done the work for today’s Anzac Day meeting at Flemington for you. Grab his full preview, quaddie numbers and the best bets of the day.

Bjorn Baker says promising filly Champagne Cuddles is ready to return to racing in a Queensland campaign that opens with the Gold Coast Guineas.

A horse trained by Russell and Scott Cameron has returned a positive result to an anabolic steroid.

Spending To Win can join the procession of Sydney horses to the Queensland winter carnival with an impressive effort in the Hawkesbury Gold Rush.

Jockey Tye Angland has welcomed the decision to continue racing three-time Group One-winning colt Trapeze Artist rather than retire him to stud.

Respected horseman Graham Salisbury, is well known for his community work with Melbourne Cup winner Subzero, is ill in a Victorian country hospital.