Horse Racing

Kris Lees is treating a clash with Winx in the Chipping Norton Stakes as a means to determine Prized Icon’s pathway over autumn.

Victorian apprentice Ben Allen gets his latest chance at a Group One win when he rides the Darren Weir-trained Civil Disobedience in the New Zealand Derby.

Bjorn Baker has taken Addictive Nature to Melbourne for the first time for the Group One Australian Guineas rather than race the colt against Winx at Randwick.

Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping a softish track can help overcome wide barriers for two of her horses at Doomben on Saturday.

New Zealand mare Francaletta will make her Australian racing debut in the Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick, the starting point of her final preparation.

Mighty Boss, Holy Snow and Grunt are in top order ahead of their bid to give Mick Price a third win in the Australian Guineas.

An Irish-bred galloper that has done all his racing in Germany is set to make his Australian debut at Flemington for Lindsay Park.

Trainer Andrew Williamson’s noted ability to get the best out of veteran gallopers will again be tested with Our Boy Nicholas.

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Godolphin stayer Rare Rhythm will not run in the Sydney Cup and will instead be aimed at the Group Two Gold Cup in Dubai.

Some facts about the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick where Winx will aim for her third successive win.

Facts and figures on the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.

Care To Think’s will to win has helped the gelding emerge as a potential Doncaster Mile candidate for Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn.

Racing Victoria stewards plan to take further action against two stable employees charged as part of the Aquanita investigation.

Double Bluff, Fanatic and Ormito hold Adelaide Cup nominations and are set to meet in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.

Lindsay Park has its eyes on the Surround Stakes at Randwick, a new Group One race for three-year-old fillies.

Spin and Satin Slipper can confirm their inclusion in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper when they start in lead-up races at Randwick.

Tshahitsi’s trainer says he will appreciate the handicap conditions at Flemington after finding Group One weight-for-age company a bridge too far.

The Winx camp is relaxed as the champion prepares for her return to racing and an attempts at a third successive win in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.

Perth sprinter Malibu Style has settled back into Melbourne ahead of an autumn campaign which begins in the Listed Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington.

Most of those charged in the Aquanita case have pleaded not guilty ahead of an April hearing while trainer Robert Smerdon has yet to enter a plea.

Tough gelding Brazen Moss has a few things in his favour as he attempts to win his first stakes race at Doomben.

Trainer Tony McEvoy intends to back Vinland up in the Randwick Guineas seven days after the colt contests the weight-for-age Chipping Norton Stakes.

Promising juvenile Spirit Of Cherokee has passed a barrier test ordered by stewards and is ready to resume racing at Doomben.

Most of the eight people charged in the Aquanita racing case have pleaded not guilty, while trainer Robert Smerdon has reserved his plea.

Jockey John Allen believes favourite Cliff’s Edge has the right attributes to offset his wide barrier in the Group One Australian Guineas.

Outback Barbie has trialled impressively in the lead-up to a Sydney campaign and survived a scare after dislodging her jockey over the line.

Group One-winning trainer Robert Smerdon has not entered a plea in the bi-carb case while most of the others charged have pleaded not guilty.

In-form Sydney apprentice Jean Van Overmeire will showcase his talents in Queensland with eight rides at Doomben.