Horse Racing

The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed an appeal by John Allen who now misses the ride on Cliff’s Edge at Flemington.

Trainer Steve Richards and three-year-old Holbien didn’t see eye-to-eye in the early days, but they are now starting to build a winning relationship.

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Trainer Robert Kingston has not doubts Miss Danni will enjoy a longer journey after her strong-finishing win over 2100m at Sandown.

Although Irish Bet has won a valuable juvenile race, trainer John O’Shea has downplayed the colt’s chances of featuring in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.

Couvre Lit has added to Godolphin’s imposing two-year-old arsenal with an encouraging win on debut at Warwick Farm.

John Allen will need two meetings shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal if he is to ride Cliff’s Edge in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.

After a stakes placing in the spring behind Long Leaf and Oohood, Godolphin colt Sanglier will chase a first stakes win when he resumes at Flemington.

Adrian Bott believes Global Glamour will benefit from a step up in trip in the Apollo Stakes.

Redkirk Warrior will try to add to an impressive first-up record at Flemington when he resumes in the Group One Lightning Stakes.

Hartnell’s next target is yet to be locked in but the gelding has returned to Godolphin’s training complex in NSW after winning the CF Orr Stakes in Melbourne.

Promising filly Sheikha has claimed her second career win at Warwick Farm to suggest a return to black-type racing is feasible.

For the second time in less than 12 months, a Stony Creek race meeting has been abandoned due to high winds.

Wyong trainer Kim Waugh is happy that Doomben should have a near-ideal surface for Supreme Effort to showcase his talent.

Matt McGillivray will return from suspension with a strong book of rides at Ipswich.

A field of 10 has been declared for the weight-for-age Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.

The Inglis Classic sale has ended on a high with records broken at the new multi million dollar complex at Warwick Farm.

It’s an early start at Warwick Farm today and our man Richie has the day’s tips ready to Rock’N’Rock.
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The current whip rule states that the jockey cannot strike the horse with the whip on any more than five occasions before the 100 metre mark. Like any arbitrary rule, it’s nonsense.

Grab Snowy Clark’s full preview, betting strategy for each race and his best bets for today’s Sandown meeting.

The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear a careless riding appeal by John Allen.

Classy filly Frolic finally makes her return from injury for Randwick t rainer Edward O’Rourke in the Light Fingers Stakes on her home track.

Perth sprinter Rock Magic is back in Melbourne for another tilt at a Group One sprint, the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.

Legend Of Condor will take another step towards the Golden Slipper when he runs in the Pierro Plate at Randwick.

The Darren Weir-trained Anchor Bid will make her return in The Vanity over 1400m at Flemington.

The Apollo Stakes is more than a tune-up for Classic Uniform, with the gelding’s trial form encouraging trainer Gary Moore before his comeback at Randwick.

Veteran Tamworth trainer Merv Corliss, known as the Country Cups king, has died aged 93.

Randwick trainer John Thompson is keen to rate the race day abilities of Republic when the Snitzel colt starts his career at Warwick Farm.

A double from Jacky Paper and Gala Moshea at Sandown would be the perfect tonic for trainer Brett Conlon and his wife Lyndal.

Following a track inspection by Racing Victoria stewards, the Kilmore race meeting has been transferred to Yarra Valley.