Racing News
Coldstone’s has won the Australian Turf Club Cup for Tony Gollan on a day the trainer had scratch star three-year-old Zoustyle.
Fastnet Tempest has had to survive a protest from the rider of runner-up Addictive Nature to claim his first win in more than a year at Flemington.
Jockeys escaped serious injury after a four-horse fall over the line at Ipswich but the meeting has been abandoned.
Fidelia has finished strongly to come from last to win a 1410m race for three-year-old fillies at Flemington, impressing apprentice Ethan Brown.
The Mark Newnham-trained Splintex has backed up a solid third on debut with victory in the two-year-old maiden at Randwick.
Gary Newham has continued his success with Winning Ways who is Oaks bound after winning the Gold Coast Bracelet.
Stronger has lived up to his name when he overhauled the odds-on favourite Accession to win the Group Three Ken Russell Memorial Classic at the Gold Coast.
Serengeti Empress has bounced back from a bleeding attack at her previous start to lead all the way in the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.
The Danny O’Brien-trained two-year-old Moldova has backed up a debut win at Bendigo with another victory at Flemington to remain unbeaten from two starts.
Champion trainer Chris Waller has continued his domination of Queensland staying races with The Lord Mayor winning the Gold Coast Cup.
Comeback galloper The Candy Man earned a crack at stakes races after scoring his fifth win in a row at the Gold Coast.
Lawyers for trainer Ben Currie have filed a judicial review application on a ban and asked stewards for clarity of two unrelated convictions.
Hugh Bowman has confirmed he will not ride again until the new season after an exhausting few months including the farewell campaign of champion Winx.
Aquis Farm has announced Pierata’s stud career has been deferred and the All Aged Stakes winner will be aimed at The Everest.
Tommy Berry has steered the Chris Waller-trained Abdon to victory in the Listed Wagga Wagga Gold Cup, the feature race of the two-day carnival.
Gold Mag and Royal Thunder will line up for Lindsay Park chasing success in the Apache Cat Handicap at Flemington.
Deagon stayer Sir Barnabus will appreciate the 2400m of the new Gold Coast Cup race.
Trainer Grahame Begg has bided his time with Galaxy Raider in recent weeks, waiting for what he thinks is an ideal race for the gelding’s return at Flemington.
Trainer David Payne is hoping to put a trying time behind him, starting with Dream Circle at Randwick.
Winx’s jockey Hugh Bowman has stood himself down from riding, saying he is exhausted and needs a spell.
After success playing on his home track at Warrnambool, trainer Daniel Bowman is splitting his team in search of more winners.
Trainer Ben Currie faces a possible disqualification after being found guilty of two counts of bringing racing into disrepute.
Clayton Douglas will attempt to add to his feature flat race record when he rides three Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained horses on the Gold Coast.
A 2000m-race at Flemington will kick off the Mahogany Challenge, a series of staying races for three-year-olds spanning the next two months.
Divine Quality heads into the Group One TAB Classic off a let-up with trainer Robbie Griffiths hopeful the talented mare will produce a big run fresh.
Lawyers for trainer Ben Currie have complained stewards are wrongly stopping owners transferring their horses to other trainers, disrupting their programs.
Boomsara takes a great record at the Gold Coast into his bid to win the Group Three Gold Coast Guineas for three-year-olds.
Trainer Liam BIrchley wants a genuine pace to give Fit For Purpose his best chance in the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Trainer Bob Baffert now has the first three in the market for the Kentucky Derby after the scratching of Omaha Beach as he chases a record-equalling sixth win.
Jockey Ben Allen has been suspended for using the whip 11 times before the 100m mark in his winning ride on Akamon at Warrnambool.




























