Racing News

Hong Kong-bound jockey Blake Shinn has gained a consolation win aboard Brave Song in the Group Three Healy Stakes at Eagle Farm to land a winning treble.

Group Two winner Sesar has given new owners Aquis Farm an immediate return on its investment with victory in the Winter Dash at Randwick.

Jason Collett could barely contain his enthusiasm after Invincibella provided him and trainer Chris Waller with a memorable win in the Group One Tatt’s Tiara.

The mother and daughter training partnership of Lyn Tolson and Leonie Proctor have celebrated a winning double with two long-shot chances at Flemington.

A decision by trainer James Cummings to target second tier feature races with Duca Valentinois during the winter carnival paid off with an Eagle Farm win.

Jason Collett has ridden the Chris Waller-trained Invincibella to victory in the $500,000 Group One Tatt’s Tiara at Eagle Farm.

Trainer Simon Morrish will now consider the Banjo Paterson Series Final for in-form Chouxting The Mob after the stayer won for the fourth start in a row.

Glen Boss believes the sky is the limit for Vow And Declare after the three-year-old toyed with his older rivals to win the Group Three Tattersall’s Cup.

Mike Moroney-trained Milwaukee has added to his good record in straight races at Flemington, lifting over the concluding stages to win an 1100m handicap.

Port Macquarie gelding Gumshoe will be aimed at the rich Country Championship following his Highway Handicap win at Randwick.

Trainer Tony Gollan believes Vega One can develop into a Group race sprinter in the next 12 months after the gelding won the Stella Artois Plate at Eagle Farm.

Two-year-old filly Funstar has overcome difficulties to add a Saturday class victory to her debut win and fuel ambitions of better races to come.

Hanover Square has ensured there will be plenty of celebrating in the Queensland township of Miles after his victory in the Battle Of The Bush Final.

Two-year-old filly Rubisaki has taken the step up to city grade in her stride, making it two wins from three career starts with a victory at Flemington.

Kordia has impressed trainer James Cummings by winning the Listed Winning Edge Presentations Stakes at Eagle Farm.

Frankie Dettori has won the Commonwealth Cup on Advertise while French horse Watch Me has taken the other G1 on the Royal Ascot program, the Coronation Stakes.

Hayley Turner has become just the second woman to ride a winner at Royal Ascot, 32 years after Gay Kellaway achieved the feat.

Talented sprinter November Man will remain in Sydney for his next start after Anthony Cummings ruled out a hit-and-run trip to Brisbane.

The chance to get black-type for well-bred colt Snazz ‘N” Charm has tempted trainer Matt Dunn to run him in Brisbane rather than Sydney.

Etah James will make her return to the Australian scene when she runs in the Tattersall’s Cup at Eagle Farm after doing her recent racing in New Zealand.

South Australian three-year-old Gytrash will be out to cap his preparation with a black-type win at Flemington in the Listed Creswick Stakes.

Western Queensland trainer Henry Forster hopes a weight swing against some of his main rivals can help Bush Caviar win the Battle Of The Bush at Eagle Farm.

Joe Pride has wiped the slate clean when it comes to Passage Of Time, who is continuing to prove a model of consistency as a gelding.

While co-trainer David Eustace expects Villermont to be better suited at 1600m, he still believes the horse is ready to run well over 1400m at Flemington.

Jockey Jim Byrne is keen to make up for missing most of the winter carnival by winning the Group One Tatt’s Tiara on Outback Barbie.

Two youngsters who impressed in their respective debut wins, Leviathan and Funstar, will clash in the opening race at Randwick.

New Zealand racing will undergo major changes after the Racing Reform Bill passed its third and final reading in parliament.

Eminent, who will join the stallion roster at New Zealand’s Brighthill Farm, is the first son of Frankel to stand at stud in the southern hemisphere.

Frankie Dettori has ridden four winners on the Gold Cup program at Royal Ascot including the feature race on the John Gosden-trained Stradivarius.

Dwayne Dunn’s book of eight rides at Flemington includes The Astrologist and Bam’s On Fire who are both undefeated in their current campaigns.