A plan to use new tactics of leading on Another Dollar has paid off with her all-the-way win at Doomben.

High-priced colt Spend has given favourite backers a few concerns on debut but has got the job done at Rosehill..

Mike Moroney will press on into early spring with Star Surprise after the lightly raced gelding lived up to his trainer’s expectations with a win at Caulfield.

Baylee Nothdurft’s win on Smokey Diamond at Doomben has set him up to win the metropolitan apprentices’ title after only seven months of riding in the city.

Apprentice jockey Tahlia Hope is responding to treatment for viral meningitis and has been moved from ICU at Frankston Hospital in Victoria.

Trainer Toby Edmonds’ ability with horses formerly trained in the southern states will get another test with Lady Horseowner at Doomben.

Trainer Mick Bell believes Jungle Edge has plenty in his favour in the Sir John Monash Stakes and is happy to have apprentice Michael Poy aboard.

Retiring jockey Jeff Lloyd’s career has been outstanding by any criteria.

Jockey Jeff Lloyd, who will ride his last race at Doomben, will leave records that could take decades to better.

Joe Pride’s Rosehill team will include a horse who has proven his stakes credentials and another hoping to make a case for his.

Trainer Daniel Bowman is hoping Golden Halo can snare a late-season city win at Caulfield on the back of her last-start stakes placing at Flemington.

Apprentice jockey Tahlia Hope is in ICU at Frankston Hospital in Victoria being treated for viral meningitis.

Classy three-year-old Ef Troop will be the master of his own destiny when he runs on his pet track at Doomben.

Trainer John O’Shea expected to head to Rosehill with two strong chances but an outside barrier draw for one has dented his confidence.

The Anderson/Heathcote training partnership has good reason to believe unbeaten Ziemba will thrive in blinkers for the first time.

Communique has continued his love affair with Newmarket to win the Princess of Wales’s Stakes, with Derby winner Masar last of the six runners.

“It is so pleasing to see so many young people with a passion for the thoroughbred industry wanting to improve their skills and apply for the scholarships,”

Sacred Day has given New Zealand trainer Tony Pike another Australian feature race win after claiming the Listed Grafton Cup.

Stewards have agreed to adjourn some of the remaining charges against trainer Ben Currie until after criminal matters against him are resolved.

The Danny O’Brien-trained Can’t Be Done has two wins from three starts and jockey Jamie Mott believes the gelding is set to perform strongly again at Caulfield.

After rain ruined his plans in Rockhampton Cup week, trainer Steve Tregea wants dry weather for the Mackay Cup.

Matt McGillivray is building a case to replace the retiring Jeff Lloyd as Queensland’s top jockey.

Group-winning filly Crack The Code will be out to upstage her older rivals when she runs first-up in the weight-for-age Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.

Trainer Jason Coyle will consider another shot at stakes grade with River Bird if she can extend her winning sequence at Rosehill.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident iron-horse Tisani Magic can prove up to open company at his 16th this campaign.

Stuart Kendrick has had 14 individual two-year-old winners this season, including Chill The Beer who runs at Doomben.

Tulloch Lodge has set its sights on a Group One goal for Stampede ahead of his return to racing in a Listed sprint at Rosehill.

The leading jockey at each of five feature meetings during the Melbourne spring carnival will also receive a cash prize, Racing Victoria has announced.

A number of prize money increases and bonuses have been announced for the Victorian spring racing carnival.

Havasay has again saved his best for Grafton’s feature carnival, returning to form to post consecutive wins in the Ramornie Handicap.