Racing News

Trainer Matt Laurie is hoping Algadon Miss can extend her winning sequence to four when she lines up at Caulfield.

Niccanova will start from a wide barrier in the Spear Chief Stakes at Doomben as he chases a place in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.

A strong gallop by Aliferous this week indicates the filly is ready to give Brenton Avdulla a winning Group One ride on his return from Japan.

Two of the more promising young horses in Ron Quinton’s stable, Sun Patch and Ljungberg, will kick off their latest campaigns at Rosehill.

Robert Havlin retains the ride on Mehdaayih as she faces 13 rivals in the Oaks at Epsom.

Talented sprinting mare Winter Bride returns to her favourite track when she runs in the Group Two Moreton Cup at Doomben.

Enable is set to make her long-awaited return in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown after connections ruled out an appearance at Royal Ascot.

Global Glamour, twice a Group One winner for training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, has sold for $1.55 million at auction.

Racehorse owner Damion Flower’s role in an alleged Sydney Airport cocaine importation operation was similar to being a principal, a court has heard.

The new Ballarat synthetic track has proved its worth as it stages another transferred turf meeting.

The void left by the retirement of long-serving Australian Turf Club official Lindsay Murphy has been filled with Nevesh Ramdhani announced as his replacement.

A start in the Queensland Derby or a Darwin campaign are options for Mahis Angel after an impressive win at Ipswich.

Former Singapore Horse of the Year Debt Collector is relocating to Australia and will be trained by Jim Conlan.

German import Beau Balmain will give his new trainer Jim Conlan a look at his potential when he makes his Australian debut at Caulfield.

Miki Nakao’s first city winner has carried on a 50-year-old record for her master Pat Duff.

Jason Benbow has been injured in a race fall at Sale with the jockey taken to hospital.

Prominent racehorse owner Damion Flower is seeking bail in a Sydney court as he fights accusations he helped import cocaine into Australia.

Belmont Park gallops selections Saturday

Horse racing is an industry focused on speed and precocity, but a couple of 10-year-olds will buck that trend when they contest a stakes race at Rosehill.

Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes at least one horse above Tyzone in the ballot will drop out, giving him a Stradbroke Handicap start.

Begood Toya Mother will chase a fifth straight win at Caulfield before a break and a return for bigger spring riches.

The Ipswich Turf Club says it is all systems go to run its Cup meeting with 10,000 pre sales already despite construction on a new grandstand.

“Breeders have been losing million of dollars annually for far too long, from not knowing the Foetal Sex that their mares are carrying”

Winning Ways, who was raced by the late Paul Makin, will carry the successful owner’s colours in the Queensland Oaks.

A full field of 16 plus five emergencies is set to contest the Group One Queensland Oaks at Doomben.

Queensland stewards have indicated they will take a tougher stance on arsenic cases, fining two trainers.

Champion mare Winx is to be honoured at Doomben’s Queensland Oaks meeting to mark her first Group One win .

The sales ring at the National Broodmare Sale at the Gold Coast has lit up with the sale of Fastnet Rock mare Missrock for $2.3 million.

Last-start Scone winner King’s Champ will take on a strong late season field of two-year-olds at Rosehill.

Santa Ana Lane and Steel Prince will head to the spelling paddock with trainer Anthony Freedman to plan their paths to the spring.