Racing News
Prince Of Arran, third in the Melbourne Cup, has had a leisurely canter at Sha Tin ahead of the Hong Kong International Mile.
New Zealander Our Big Mike will have his first try at 2500 metres when he lines up in the Pakenham Cup.
Trainer Gerald Ryan will have four runners at Rosehill headed by popular grey Albumin who won three of four starts in his last campaign.
After an impressive debut win at Bendigo, Alexandria heads to Sandown looking to keep her record intact over 1600m.
The new Eagle Farm track has passed its first major test with 14 horses galloping on the surface.
Damien Oliver has been confirmed as the rider of Trap For Fools in the Kingston Town Classic which will have a field of 15 headed by Arcadia Queen.
Australia’s lone representative at the Hong Kong International meeting, Comin’ Through, has pleased trainer Chris Waller with his condition.
Retiring Warwick Farm trainer Bill Prain’s half a century in racing is to be celebrated at his home track.
Trainer Gary Portelli hopes Single Bullet can build on his last-start win at Randwick with a repeat of that result at Rosehill.
Trainer Aaron Purcell is confident Swacadelic will be better suited over 2500m in the Pakenham Cup after his fifth in the Ballarat Cup.
Brisbane’s premier trainer Tony Gollan is already dominating another summer carnival and is looking further into the future with his stable.
Racing Victoria has announced a venue switch for the December 19 twilight meeting which will now be held at Caulfield instead of Sandown.
Promising two-year-old Mishani Spirit is set to resume in a 900m race at the Gold Coast witjh a view to the Magic Millions carnival.
Winx has been named the most popular horse by voters in an international online poll.
The Anthony Freedman-trained High Mode is the first winner of the Jericho Cup at Warrnambool, commemorating the centenary of the original race.
Wyong and Gold Coast Magic Millions races are on the radar for Bel Sonic who has already won a Magic Millions race at Ballarat this campaign.
Strasbourg has won the Max Lees Classic at Newcastle to add his name to this season’s group of talented two-year-olds.
Top Queensland mare Houtzen will have one lead-up run before tackling the Magic Millions Sprint at the Gold Coast.
Pilote D’Essai has finally reached full fitness after recovering from a tendon injury with Lindsay Park aiming the stayer at a second Pakenham Cup.
Group One-winning jockey Glen Colless has recovered from a back injury and is ready to resume riding shortly.
Racing UK’s rebrand as Racing TV is to feature an ‘Extra’ stream to ensure full coverage of all its 61 racecourses following the acquisition of Irish content.
Up to a dozen horses will gallop on the new Eagle Farm track this week to test the surface ahead of a planned return to racing at Brisbane’s premier course.
Damien Oliver has ridden the Darren Weir-trained Voodoo Lad to win the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
I’m A Rippa has given Tony Gollan four Doomben winners for the day in taking out the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Star jockey Craig Williams has brought up a winning treble at Moonee Valley with victory on imported stayer Al Galayel.
Luck has finally gone Outback Barbie’s way when she won her first race in a year at Doomben.
Group One performer Invincible Star has rejoined the winners’ list with a gutsy effort at Rosehill in the Listed Starlight Stakes.
The Jamie Edwards-trained Fill The Flute has continued on her winning way at Moonee Valley, registering her fourth straight win this preparation.
Our Luca has strung together three straight victories at Moonee Valley with an all-the-way win in the Independent Turf Services Handicap.
My Nordic Hero has stamped himself as a leading contender for the Group Two Villiers Stakes with a fast-finishing Group Three win at Rosehill.






























