After a successful Flemington carnival, Godolphin will have just the two runners at the final meeting of the spring at Sandown.

Trainer Greg McFarlane is hoping to continue his luck with tried horses when he saddles up two former Godolphin gallopers at Rosehill.

Lord Fandango has recovered from a bout of colic that forced him out of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.

Michael Freedman is back in Sydney after winding up a stint in Hong Kong and is looking forward to reigniting his training career.

Country Championship winner Victorem will test his stakes credentials in the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Doomben.

The Melbourne Cup has another ballot exempt race with the Andrew Ramsden joining The Bart Cummings, Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Lexus Stakes.

Trainer Joe Pride has lost his best horse for the summer but hopes Ball Of Muscle can return as good as ever once he serves a ban for bleeding in a trial.

Youngstar, the first Australian bred and raised horse home in the Melbourne Cup, has undergone minor surgery to remove a small bone chip.

Long Leaf and Good ‘N’ Fast will run for Lindsay Park in the Group Two Sandown Guineas for three-year-olds.

Trainers Terry and Karina O’Sullivan have had their cobalt charges heard by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board with the board reserving its decision.

Te Akau Shark will be on trial for the Sydney autumn carnival when he runs in a Group Two race at Riccarton for part-owner

Jockey Hugh Bowman has had a one-month suspension cut to 23 meetings and a fine on appeal to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.

A date has been set for the beleaguered Eagle Farm racetrack surface to have its first major test and a Saturday race meeting.

Jockey Hugh Bowman is fighting three charges at the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board stemming from his ride on Melbourne Cup runner-up Marmelo.

Group-winning sprinter Ball Of Muscle will miss the summer after incurring a mandatory three-month ban for a bleeding attack discovered after a trial win.

Jockey Hugh Bowman is fighting three charges at the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board from the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.

Anthony and Edward Cummings are to dissolve their training partnership but both will continue training separately.

Scottish Rogue and Secret Blaze are set to continue their three-year-old campaigns in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.

A Cranbourne trial win has added to the fitness levels of Malaguerra ahead of a trip to Perth for the Winterbottom Stakes.

Ventura Storm, Who Shot Thebarman and Yucatan have been entered in the Zipping Classic having competed in the Melbourne Cup.

Veteran Red Excitement will be out to back up his last-start win when he runs in the November Topaz at Rosehill.

Group One-winning mare Viddora is set to head to Perth in top order after winning a Cranbourne barrier trial in easy fashion.

Jockey Evan Daly has narrowly avoided serious injury while out jogging on the track during racing at Navan.

Four-time Group One winner Santa Ana Lane could be Royal Ascot-bound with connections to discuss all options while he has a well-deserved break.

Bostonian has returned from a winter spell after an unbeaten Queensland campaign to be aimed at stakes races in New Zealand.

With the spring Group One season in Sydney and Melbourne over, champion trainer Chris Waller leads the tally of Group One winners.

Testashadow will head to Rosehill for his next start in a Villiers preparation on the back of a third in a stakes race at Flemington.

Royal Line has capped John Gosden’s season with a record sixth victory for the champion trainer in Doncaster’s November Handicap.

A Cranbourne barrier trial will help blow the cobwebs out before Viddora flies to Perth for her defence of the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.

Donjuan Triumphant has won at Doncaster wearing the colours of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Leicester City chairman who died in a helicopter crash.