The Flemington track looks in super order and after a week sunning himself on the Gold Coast Bruce Clark is looking ripped himself and is as keen as mustard as he heads out to Flemington this afternoon
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Shane “The Money Man” Ciurleo’s full preview, betting strategy for each race and his best bets for today’s Doomben meeting.

Tough mare Kirini can continue Chris Waller’s success in Queensland when she runs at Doomben.

Trainer Tony Gollan will turn his attention to another couple of two-year-olds after the disappointment of the Magic Millions Classic.

Hidden Pearl has her first start for leading Tamworth trainer Mark Mason when she run in the Summer Sprint at Randwick.

Chenar gave trainer Robert Heathcote his first black-type win and as a broodmare she can give him another city winner on Saturday.

Lightly raced Prezado snared a win at Flemington during the spring and will be chasing another when he takes on boom sprinter Nature Strip in the Inglis Dash.

Trainer Stuart Kendrick is looking to Tarzan to win another open company sprint at Doomben.

New Zealand trainer Murray Baker has trained the first winner from the first crop of Dundeel who he trained to six Group One wins.

The Aaron Purcell stable will have two each-way chances in separate support races on Kensington Stakes day at Flemington.

Eureka Stud’s Spirit of Boom can continue his domination of two-year-old races in Queensland with two runners at Doomben.

Big Richie has been lighting up the Friday night meetings at Canterbury and is confident he has found us some winners for tonight’s meeting.

Snowy Clark has done the hard yards for you for tomorrow’s Flemington meeting with his full preview, betting strategy each race along with his best bets and value bets.

Australian sprinter Faatinah has won his first race in Dubai on his path to the Group One Al Quoz Sprint on the World Cup program.

The Kris Lees-trained Singing has won the Gosford Gold Cup while Hawkes Racing has taken the Guineas with Bella Martini.

The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable has three runners in the Listed Kensington Stakes including two eight-year-olds who have won at Group One level.

Patron Black is one of two debutants for trainer Gary Portelli at Randwick with elder stablemate Straturbo to run in the Summer Sprint.

Champion Winx will ramp up her preparations for her next campaign with a barrier trial at Rosehill.

Jockey Ryan Maloney is excited to be associated with boom sprinter Nature Strip and is confident the gelding can continue to step up in the Inglis Dash.

Consistent placegetter Slydini can finally prove he is more than a wet track horse by winning at Doomben.

The Futurity Stakes at Caulfield is an option for the Australian debut of Japanese import Ambitious.

Trainer Chris Munce has rewarded former country jockey Les Tilley for his hard work with the ride on Lucky Black at Doomben.

Young syndication company 2KThoroughbreds made a hugely successful splash in the Magic Millions pool last week and have now leapt into a unique and exciting partnership with the innovative charity Pinchapoo.

Hugh Bowman is back from travelling the planet and on Gosford Cup day our man Richie has settled with the champion hoop for his two best bets on the card.
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Why is it that Victoria seems to be the home of racing’s biggest scandals? We haven’t even finished with the cobalt debacle, then the elevated TCO2 case with Mark Riley, and now we have the cases surrounding Aquanita.

Queensland country trainer John Patterson has been disqualified for 18 months after pleading guilty to four charges relating to cobalt.

The Australian and New Zealand Oaks winner Bonneval heads this season’s New Zealand Bloodstock Group 1 graduates by capturing the Underwood Stakes to add to her last season’s NZ Horse of The Year, Champion 3YO and Champion Stayer titles.

Bedford’s impressive win in a benchmark race at Caulfield could force trainer Anthony Freedman to raise the bar.

Oppressive heat in the Hunter Valley has prompted a change of venue for the Scone meeting which will now be run at Wyong.

Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has had to work hard to win on Dreams Aplenty and get his first winner since returning from injury at Ipswich.