Horse Racing

Trainer Steve Tregea ended a stressful week on a high when Niccanova stayed on course for a Doncaster Mile start with a Doomben win.

Everest winner Redzel rubber stamped his favouritism for the T J Smith Stakes with a comfortable victory on his return to Randwick in the Challenge Stakes.

Trainer Matthew Smith has found himself in hot water with stewards after four syringes were found in his horse float at Randwick.

Bella Martini has claimed her second stakes win of the preparation, taking out the Group Two Kewney Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Flemington.

Happy Clapper has claimed his second Group One win in beating Global Glamour in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.

Hang has won his fourth race in a row to be on the road to a Queensland Derby start.

Aylmerton has added his name to the Golden Slipper mix with victory in the Todman Stakes marred by a fall involving Hugh Bowman who has suffered concussion.

Redkirk Warrior has won the $1.25 million Newmarket Handicap for the second time, beating Brave Smash and Merchant Navy at Flemington.

Having his second race start, Not A Single Cent has relished the 1400m trip to take out the VRC Sires’ Produce Stakes at Flemington.

Hawkes Racing filly Estijaab remains second favourite for the Golden Slipper but slipped further behind Sunlight after winning the Reisling Stakes.

Leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has escaped serious injury but has been taken to hospital for assessment after a fall at Randwick.

Tough filly Miss Sara has picked up nearly $80,000 in prize money and bonus payments for her win at Doomben.

I Am Excited has reinforced trainer David Pfieffer’s belief she is better kept to sprints at this stage of her career with victory in the Fireball Stakes.

The Mornington Cup is next on the agenda for lightly raced import Kings Will Dream who remained unbeaten in Australia from four starts with a win at Flemington.

Karavali has earned black-type at the first attempt for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees in the Aspiration Quality at Randwick.

Former Godolphin galloper Demonstrate has made it two wins on the trot, winning over 1000m at Flemington.

Veteran gelding Jacquinot Bay will chase a second Canberra Cup win, four years after winning the 2000m race when trained by the late Guy Walter.

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Viridine will be pitted against star sprinter Redzel and other seasoned campaigners when the Godolphin colt resumes in the Challenge Stakes.

Sully is already a Group One placegetter at Randwick and returns to the Sydney track for the second start of his autumn campaign in the Randwick Guineas.

Promising colt Performer can lay down the gauntlet to leading Golden Slipper contenders Sunlight and Estijaab with a strong performance in the Todman Stakes.

Lanciato has set himself up for a start in the Doncaster Mile with his last-to-first win in the Group Three Newcastle Newmarket.

Ennis Hill will be out to press her claims for a Golden Slipper start when she makes her first Sydney appearance in the Reisling Stakes at Randwick.

A first-up Flemington victory has set Spanish Reef up for a good campaign with trainer Ken Keys in search of black-type for the mare.

Greg Hickman’s strategy to have his first Randwick Guineas runner primed for the Group One feature stems from a tough outing in Brisbane.

Sugar Bella steps up in class when she bids to extend her winning sequence to four against experienced rivals in the Wenona Girl Quality at Randwick.

Trainer Les Ross is hoping his run of winners continues with two interesting starters at Doomben.

Senior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes gives the lowdown on the stable’s five contenders in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.