Racing News

Four winners at Flemington for Darren Weir has been complimented with victories at Moe, Morphettville and Newcastle.

Trainer Chris Waller has compared Rosehill winner Paret to the stable’s multiple Group One winner Boban and will set him on an Epsom Handicap path.

Quality sprinter Voodoo Lad has overhauled import Home Of The Brave to claim another stakes victory in the Group Three Aurie’s Star Handicap at Flemington.

Harper’s Choice has backed up his last-start win in the Winter Cup with a determined victory in the Premier’s Cup Prelude.

Sandbar has claimed the new season’s first stakes race for three-year-olds, the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill for trainer Brad Widdup.

A plan to take advantage of an apparent lack of pace has helped trainer Robert Heathcote quinella the Brisbane BMW Handicap at Doomben.

A switch of environment has brought about a change of fortune for the Tony McEvoy stable, with Crockett winning at Flemington.

The James Cummings-trained Bandipur has backed up a recent win in Sydney with another victory in his return to Melbourne racing at Flemington.

Trainer Brian Smith’s frustrating run with top horse Order Again has ended with the gelding’s impressive win at Doomben.

Lifesaver has given Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn his 18th Highway win and staked his claims for inclusion in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko.

Lindsay Park is hopeful Jaameh can be a player in bigger spring races after a strong staying performance to win at Flemington.

Jockey Brad Stewart is wondering if he should have been more aggressive on Ef Troop after the $1.45 favourite was beaten into second at Doomben.

A narrow defeat in the Magic Millions maiden at the Gold Coast seems to have been the making of Shesees Everything who has won at Doomben.

Racing NSW has announced it has allocated $1 million for immediate relief for drought stricken thoroughbred participants in the state.

An inquiry into activities at trainer Ben Currie’s Toowoomba stable has been adjourned again.

The big fella is all set to do battle. Check out Richie’s full in-depth run down of the nine race card at Rosehill. Bet smart and go get em!!!!

Let’s rip in!! Our Queensland guru is looking to get the better of the bookies at Doomben after what’s been a big week. Check out his thoughts and best plays on the card. Good punting.

Huge day at Flemington today and our form guru who has done the hard yards with a detailed look at the nine races is somewhat over confident. Check out his full set and see if you agree. Good luck on the punt.

English trainer Charlie Appleby will bypass the Hungerford Stakes next Saturday with Jungle Cat in favour of sending him straight out to Australia.

After a big day last Saturday then backing it on Wednesday our Queensland guru is looking to get the better of the bookies tomorrow at Doomben. Check out the best bets and full tips for the super nine race card. Good punting everyone.

After their latest runs in Adelaide, Tony McEvoy-trained stablemates Crockett and East Indiaman shape up against each other Flemington.

Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping Legend Of Condor can emulate his former stablemate Menari in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.

Consistent gelding Chamois Road will chase the biggest win of his career when he lines up in the Group Three Aurie’s Star Handicap against a quality field.

Lightly raced sprinter Prezado will be out to impress in his return from a spell at Flemington as he bids to boost his rating to open up spring options.

Big day at Flemington on Saturday and our form guru has done the hard yards with a detailed look at the nine races. Check it out and see if you agree. Good luck all having a bet.

Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes apprentice Jackson Murphy’s three kilo claim can help sprinter Siegfried turn his form aroound at Doomben.

Exciting prospect Gold Mag will attempt to extend his winning streak to three when he runs over 1200 metres at Flemington.

Check out Richie’s full preview for Rosehill on Saturday. See if you agree or is the big fella off the mark. Good luck punters……….

Dual Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown has snared the mount on English contender Magic Circle in his bid for a third win.

Lindsay Park has two three-year-olds in a 1400m-race at Flemington, one first-up and the other having raced through the winter months.