Racing News
Having nursed Niccolance back to fitness, trainer Kevin Moses is hoping he can keep the horse sound enough to chase a Magic Millions carnival berth.
The 2KThoroughbreds syndicate has the chance to step up its Magic Millions campaigns with two runners over the Doomben double header.
Symphonette, It’s A Myth and Nodoubtaboutit will be the first runners trainer Phillip Stokes will send out from his new training base at Pakenham.
Robert Heathcote’s stable stars Femme Fireball and Stella Victoria will clash for the second time in the Just Now Quality at Doomben.
Bargain buy Bon Amis can take his prize money tally to more than $300,000 with a win at Rosehill.
After a narrow defeat in the Pakenham Cup 12 months ago, connections of Khartoum are hoping the stayer can go one better in the 2500m-race.
Trainer Matt Dunn has made some important gear changes to Petrology for the Listed Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Brad Stewart says he hopes to do injured jockey Tye Angland proud when he rides for NSW in the State of Origin jockeys series at Doomben.
Noel Callow has been involved in a race fall at Sandown and has been taken to hospital complaining of back and neck soreness.
Age Of Fire has been re-handicapped for the David Bourke Memorial Handicap at Pakenham because of mistake involving the horse’s assessed rating.
Trainer Kris Lees has lost top-flight filly Smart Melody due to complications following colic surgery,
The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has fined trainer Matthew Leek $5000 after he pleaded guilty to a conduct charge.
River House remains unbeaten in his current campaign, scoring a runaway victory in the Clanbrooke Racing Handicap at Sandown.
Racing Victoria’s chief executive has issued a response to the announcement of more feature races in NSW during the spring racing carnival.
Gary Portelli is excited about the changes taking place in Sydney racing and believes his stable is well position to capitalise.
Despite getting to the front too soon, Really Swish has held off the late finishers to score his maiden win at Sandown.
The win of Chill The Beer at Ipswich has been a boost for little-known but well-bred sire Straight.
Rosina Kojonup, a half-sister to Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, is well on the way to leaving her own mark on racing after winning at Warwick Farm.
Archie Alexander is hoping for firmer footing in the Pakenham Cup for Lord Fandango after the stayer failed in the Ballarat Cup on rain-affected going.
Trainer Danny Williams will have a strong presence in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill with three runners, all of them genuine chances.
Progressive four-year-old Sam Slick will be out to continue his unbeaten preparation when he steps up in class in the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham.
Jamie Kah will chase back-to-back Brisbane Handicap victories for trainer Ben Currie.
Dual Group One winner Alizee is set to be up and running during summer in the build-up to the autumn when the All-Star Mile could feature in her program.
Sydney is to get a new $7.5 million race called the Golden Eagle for four-year-olds to be run over 1500 metres at Rosehill.
Trainer Kevin Kemp is hoping Sold For Song will get a dry track to show her best in the Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Sydney is to get a new $7.5 million race called the Golden Eagle for four-year-olds to be run over 1500 metres at Rosehill.
We are heading back to Warwick Farm like last Wednesday but the weather is fine and the track is Good and our man Richie is keen to have a crack. Check out this thoughts for the day and his best bets on the card. Good punting all.
Racing NSW is set to announce plans to further enhance the spring carnival in Sydney including more rich races.
The jockey on a placegetter in a benchmark race at Hamilton has weighed in light and the horse subsequently disqualified.
Training partners Terry and Karina O’Sullivan have lodged appeals against their cobalt disqualifications imposed by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.































