Racing News
Flit remains in contention for a Cox Plate start but trainer James Cummings says the Group One Thousand Guineas is the filly’s main target.
Adelaide trainer David Jolly is vying for big wins at Caulfield and Randwick, with runners across three states for the first time in his 22-year career.
Queensland apprentice Adin Thompson will wear a famous set of racing colours when he makes his metropolitan Saturday debut at Eagle Farm.
Cosmic Force can book a date against some of the country’s fastest three-year-olds with victory in the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Trainer Nick Ryan has two chances to land the first Group One win of his career with Express Pass in the Caulfield Guineas and Mahamedeis in the Toorak Hcp.
After a submission from his legal representative, trainer Jarrod McLean is facing Victorian horse-racing stewards behind closed doors.
After a submission from his legal representative, trainer Jarrod McLean is facing Victorian stewards behind closed doors.
Trainer Chris Anderson has sent promising Profit for a spell and will rely on Ballistic Boy for the rest of the spring.
Trainer Stuart Kendrick hopes his decision not to sell Eric The Eel to Hong Kong will be rewarded in the Caulfield Guineas.
Tulloch Lodge three-year-old Just Thinkin’ will be shooting to achieve a feat his big brother could not by winning the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Queensland jockey Luke Tarrant has seven rides at two meetings as he returns after being stood down by stewards two months ago.
Much-travelled Spectroscope is ready to make his return at Eagle Farm after missing the winter carnival with a setback.
Stewards have reported Caulfield Guineas entrant The Holy One has heat in his near fore hoof and will be reassessed by veterinarians on race eve.
Sheikh Mohammed and Godolphin have once again grabbed the headlines on day two of the Tattersalls October Sale at Newmarket.
Prominent owner Richard Pegum is the new part-owner of leading imported Cups contender Mustajeer after securing a 25 per cent share in an online auction.
International Cups contender Mustajeer has continued his progression to his first Australian assignment in a gallop with fellow import Torcedor at Werribee.
Racing Victoria stewards will open inquiries following charges laid by Victoria Police’s Sporting Intelligence Unit against three registered people.
Leading jockey James McDonald is adamant his Thousand Guineas mount Southbank is a big-race winner in waiting.
James Harron Bloodstock has handed sprinter Nature Strip a ticket in the $14 million Everest, leaving just three slots yet to be decided.
Rent A Rock is an outsider with punters in the Spring Champion Stakes but trainer Danny Williams believes the 2000 metres will play in his favour.
Trainer Les Kelly is already looking to next winter with Ipswich winner Take Tea who scored a last-stride win.
Stewards are ready to reopen the inquiry into jockey Corey Brown’s fall in the Queensland Derby.
Stradbroke Handicap winner Trekking is one of the headline horses in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield, with the winner to be offered a spot in The Everest.
Windspelle has returned to Melbourne for a second shot at the spring carnival and will take his place in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Cranbourne trainer Ken Keys admits he does not know how good lightly raced Soul Patch is but believes he deserves his chance in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Japan’s Suzuka Devious is one of four international gallopers having their first Australian starts in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Former racehorse trainer Darren Weir has been charged with animal cruelty, conspiracy and weapons offences following raids on his stables.
Racing Victoria has no plans to break with almost 150 years of tradition by rescheduling the Melbourne Cup, chairman Brian Kruger says.
The Chris Waller-trained Cellarman has indicated he is ready to match the recent win of his little sister Cellarmaid.
The Brisbane Racing Club has declared a profit of almost $880,000 despite its racing arm sustaining another hefty loss.

