Desleigh Forster has had an Ipswich double after the trainer did some deep thinking about her horses Desert Digby and Conquermore.

Backmarker Fierce Impact will continue a Villiers Stakes campaign when he runs at Rosehill.

Two-year-old first starter Samphire Hoe will be among the first runners for the newly formed training partnership of Michael Freedman and Edward O’Rourke.

Trainer Lloyd Kennewell says well-travelled Viddora has handled the trip to Perth well as she prepares for her defence of the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.

Not A Royal Doubt will be out to make an immediate racetrack impression when she makes her debut in the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.

Local trainer Matt Cumani has described the barrier draws his three horses will start from at the Ballarat Cup meeting a disaster.

The addition of two well-performed gallopers to Tony Gollan’s stables give the trainer a top chance to continue to dominate Brisbane summer carnivals.

Veteran United States jockey Gary Stevens has been forced to retire because of a spinal injury.

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A decision on the racing future of veteran stayer Who Shot Thebarman is expected soon after he was unplaced at his most recent start.

The Jericho Cup over 4600m at Warrnamabool will be Australia’s longest flat race as it commemorates the light horse involvement in the first World War.

The Gerald Ryan-trained Aquis Farm-owned two-year-old Cardiff will make his debut in the Golden Gift at Rosehill after two winning barrier trials.

Trainer Tony McEvoy has Magic Millions Guineas aspirations for Winning Partner who will try to back up a Bendigo maiden win with another victory at Ballarat.

Trainer Pat Webster believes the ever popular Happy Clapper is an ideal candidate for the new $5 million All Star Mile at Flemington.

Pressure is mounting on Racing Australia to come up with a solution to Regumate which is used to regulate the cycles of mares in season.

Star three-year-old filly Sunlight will be set for the Group One Lightning Stakes and Newmarket Handicap at Flemington rather than the Magic Millions.

Part-owner and stablehand William Xanthopoulos will appeal a six-month disqualification arising out of the late scratching of one of his horses.

Hermitage Thoroughbreds manager Oliver Koolman says the Group One Randwick Guineas could shape star colt The Autumn Sun’s autumn preparation.

Earth Angel is being aimed at the Group Three Hobart Cup with her campaign stepping up a notch over 2100m at Sandown.

Trainer Matt Dunn is happy with star sprinter Care to Think’s barrier trial despite him being well-beaten at Doomben.

A place in racing history as the first three-time winner of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will be the aim for Enable who will stay in training next season.

A recent successful trip to Singapore has led to jockey Ben Thompson making the move there for the next racing season.

Canberra trainer Matt Dale says Country Classic contender Rapture Miss is showing the benefits of beach training at his Moruya base.

Pilote D’Essai is returning to Ballarat in search of a second Cup victory after spending time on the sidelines with a tendon injury.

A benchmark 76 race for three-year-olds over 1500m has been deleted from the Rosehill program with entries added to a benchmark 78 race for 3yo and up.

The Tatura race meeting has been brought forward to ward off the threat of potential thunderstorms and lightning interrupting the program.

Former Australian horses Beauty Generation and Eagle Way have set 1600m and 2000m records respectively to win Group Two races at Sha Tin.

Racing Victoria has announced a new $5 million 1600m-race during the autumn carnival to be known as the All Star Mile.

Gold Coast trainer Kelly Doughty has vowed to fight a 12-month disqualification on a cobalt charge.