Trainer Steve Tregea has had no luck with injuries to two of his horses but hopes to turn things around with Prioritise at Doomben.

Exoteric is one of the stayers trainer Chris Waller kept in a recent cull of his stable and he can prove it was the right decision by winning at Doomben.

Dawn Passage will get the chance to underline his Golden Rose claims when he kicks off his three-year-old season at Rosehill.

After successful stints with Peter Moody and Mick Price, Bassett runs for the first time for trainer Mitchell Freedman at Flemington.

Thoroughbred Racing South Australia has announced $5.8 million in prize money increases for grass roots racing across the state.

The promising Xanthus has won a trial as he prepares to shed his maiden status at Doomben.

Kris Lees is banking on Loveisili’s last-start flop proving an anomaly and remains hopeful the horse can bounce back at Rosehill.

Pierata has run second in a Warwick Farm barrier trial, his first appearance ahead of the $14 million Everest.

Trainer Ian Williams has ruled out another tilt at the Melbourne Cup for Magic Circle who was unplaced last year.

Latrobe has returned to winning form in the Group Three Ballyroan Stakes at Leopardstown.

A multiple stakes placegetter as a two-year-old, Athiri will chase her first black-type win when she returns at Rosehill.

Jockey Stephen Baster is hoping the quiet trackwork version of Hush Writer will be on show when he races at Flemington.

The Phillip Stokes-trained three-year-old Sansom will be chasing the fourth-straight win of his preparation when he lines up over 1400m at Flemington.

Group One winner Scales Of Justice has had a solo gallop between races at Warrnambool while the promising Begood Toya Mother has also had a work-out.

The in-form Black Magnum faces a stern test of his talents when he steps up in grade and distance at Rosehill.

The omens appear positive for Ruling Dynasty who will be reunited with jockey Jim Byrne for the first time in a year at Doomben.

Bought as a potential hurdler, Tarquin begins a spring campaign at Flemington his trainer Simon Ryan hopes will culminate in feature flat success.

Sydney sprinter You Make Me Smile will be tested in Melbourne for the first time in the Group Three Aurie’s Star Handicap at Flemington.

Trainer Gerald Ryan is sticking with a proven formula by trialling Harper’s Choice a few days out from his race at Doomben.

Trainer Kris Lees rates Le Romain the top pick of his two Missile Stakes runners but is the first to admit he has been wrong before.

Apprentice Nick Keal will claim 3kg on The Tax Accountant who is trying to win Queensland’s first Highway style race.

An App designed to put users in control of the racing vision and information they consume has been launched by Tabcorp.

An international group headed by Australia-based Aquis has paid the equal highest price at the Saratoga yearling sale in New York.

The Saudi Cup will be the world’s richest race with a total purse of $20 million and $10 million to the winner.

After a landmark victory for Japan with Deirdre at Goodwood, hopes are high Cheval Grand can follow suit in the Juddmonte International at York.

In retiring to his birthplace at Arrowfield Stud, The Autumn Sun is described as ‘the spectacular star of his generation, the best colt by super-sire Redoubt’s Choice, and a five-time Group 1 winner.’

Deference has added his name to Godolphin’s long list of spring hopefuls from its three-year-old ranks after winning for the first time in four starts.

A lack of suitable 1600m races for three-year-olds has forced Colin Little to accept a challenge over a shorter trip with Vegas Knight.

The new Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has had its first metropolitan win with promising Battle Strike scoring at Ipswich.

Jason Warren will use the Aurie’s Star Handicap at Flemington as the spring starting point for former Tasmanian galloper Antah.