Racing News
Paul Preusker has struck a purple patch of form from his country base and he hopes that can be extended when he saddles three runners at Moonee Valley.
Trainer Symon Wilde will have a close look at the field before committing in form Inn Keeper to a start at Moonee Valley from the widest barrier.
Trainer Jason Attard has brushed aside a wide draw for Sons Of John in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill as the gelding continues his comeback from injury.
Two top chances remain just outside the field after first acceptances for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
One Foot In Heaven was considered a contender for Europe’s best race but the stayer will be trying to win in Australia for the first time at the Sunshine Coast.
A soft track at the Sunshine Coast will be a boost for Group One-winning mare Aide Memoire as she tries to return to her best form.
Confidence is something the big fella doesn’t lack but he has found today’s Warwick Farm meeting a little challenging. Check out his full preview and where he thinks we can get an earn this afternoon. Good luck.
One of the charges relates to returning a mobile phone to factory settings after the stewards had requested it to be turned over to them. If it’s true, that wasn’t a smart play. Why do that, if there is nothing to hide?
Frankie Dettori has travelled to Ireland to give his Derby mount Hazapour a gallop ahead of the Epsom Classic.
The Kris Lees-trained Le Romain has joined In Her Time and English as non-runners in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Snowy Clark has done the hard yard for the midweek meeting at Sale today. Grab his full preview, best bets and his suggested quaddie numbers.
Grab Shane ” The Money Man” Ciurleo’s best bets and tips for each race of today’s Ipswich card.
Trainer Ben Currie’s application for a stay which would allow him to keep training until 31 charges against him are resolved has been delayed.
Mick Burles, who enjoyed his biggest successes with popular Tasmanian gelding The Cleaner, has retired from training.
Dual Group One-winning mare English will be given a break before she is aimed at The Everest, rather than press on the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Jameka’s managing owner Col McKenna has paid $2.6 million at the National Broodmare sale to buy his partners out and retain the triple Group One winner.
Mudgee trainer Cameron Crockett is hopeful Nictock can overcome a pain-inflicting action and make a belated comeback in style at Rosehill.
Silent Sedition is the third mare to fetch more than $1 million at the opening session of the National Broodmare Sale on the Gold Coast.
Dale Smith has had an appeal against a careless riding suspension dismissed but has had his penalty varied from nine meetings to eight.
Dean Hawthorne has paid $1.7 million for Omei Sword after also spending more than a million dollars on Abbey Marie at the National Broodmare sale.
Talented gelding Bel Sonic will be out to make his mark in this season’s A R Creswick Series, starting with a heat of the series at Moonee Valley.
David Payne will watch Silent Explorer’s progress at Warwick Farm with interest as the gelding enhances the trainer’s association with stallion Lope De Vega.
Oaks winner Abbey Marie has fetched $1.4 million to kick off the National Broodmare sale at the Gold Coast.
Kembla plays host to a seven race card this afternoon and our man Richie has cast his eye over the meeting and believes we can sneak a few dollars from the punt. Check out his full set of selections, quaddie + best bets. Good luck
Jameka, winner of three Group One races including the Caulfield Cup, will be the star attraction at the Gold Coast Broodmare Sale.
Queensland’s leading trainer Ben Currie will seek an urgent stay of a suspension until 31 charges against him are resolved.
Racing NSW stewards have issued a warning about the substance synephrine which could produce positive samples in humans and horses.
The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear careless riding suspensions of jockeys Jake Noonan and Dale Smith.
Trainer Dan McCarthy is keeping his options open with the talented Ashlor who will run in the fourth heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series at Moonee Valley.
Trainer Gary Portelli will send two-year-old Ronstar back to Rosehill hoping he can replicate his debut win and prompt a spring campaign.






























