Racing Australia chief executive Barry O’Farrell has visited the Conghua training centre in China and says he believes it meets Aust biosecurity standards.

Former champion jockey Chris Munce recently rode in a jump-out at Eagle Farm but is now back to the business of training.

Trainer Stuart Kendrick is facing a delicate balancing act to decide whether to run noted wet track horse Hingus Rose in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes.

Group One winner Aloisia runs in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick where her stablemate Wall Of Fire will contest the Christmas Cup.

A truck driver disqualified over the Aquanita doping scandal maintains he had no involvement in any race day treatments.

A Flemington victory and a ratings boost could mean Muraahib joins Lindsay Park stablemates Eshtiraak and Muraaqeb on a trip to Dubai.

Clare Cunningham will chase her maiden stakes win as a trainer when Cradle Mountain tackles the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick.

Veteran Townsville rider Peter Cullen has become the first person in Queensland to gain a dual jockey/trainer licence.

A truck driver says he had no involvement in any Aquanita race day treatments.

Essence Of Terror and Smart Coupe are set to line up for training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra at Flemington.

Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham has had two winners in Queensland this week and hopes her luck continues with Victorem at Doomben.

Much-travelled jockey Robbie Fradd is back from a successful stint in Mauritius and will ride at Doomben.

One of the stablehands banned over the ‘Aquanita eight’ race day treatments scandal will give evidence at the appeals of four trainers.

Australia’s biggest racing scandal has returned to court at an appeal for four trainers among the eight people banned over the Aquanita race-day doping case.

Co-trainer Ben Hayes says there are better wins in store for Numoor after the filly made an impressive return at Sandown.

The returning Victoria Labor government’s commitment to $33 million in prize money funding will start rolling out in the new year.

Unite And Conquer has made it two wins from as many starts to keep his Magic Millions 2YO Classic campaign on course.

Few Too Many has signalled he is a chance in the Summer Provincial Final at Doomben with his win at Beaudesert.

Problem Solver is forging a reputation as a Magic Millions specialist after the mare upset a short-priced favourite at Wyong.

Trainer Kerry Parker has prepared his share of talented stayers and hopes he has found another one in emerging mare Heartlet.

Consistent galloper Goodfella can take his earnings past $1 million with a win in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.

Four trainers are fighting their disqualifications over the Aquanita eight race day treatments scandal.

Trainer Jamie Edwards has Fill The Flute in good order as the $7000 weanling purchase attempts to extend her winning streak to five at Flemington.

Non-TAB country meetings in Queensland will receive an annual boost of $550,000 in prize money.

The Tony McEvoy-trained Sun City will be asked to follow some famous hoofsteps when the colt make his Queensland debut at Doomben.

The appeals of four disqualified trainers over the “Aquanita eight” race day treatments scandal has begun in a Victorian tribunal.

Jockeys agents in NSW will need written permission to bet under a new local rule to come into effect early next year.

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Doubt Defying will return to Randwick with Brisbane trainer Steve O’Dea confident he can be competitive in the Group Two Villiers Stakes.

Rocket Tommy will have blinkers reapplied when he returns to his favourite track to run over 1100m at Flemington.