James McDonald will return to the Sydney jockeys’ ranks at Warwick Farm with six rides at the midweek meeting.

South Australian Travis Doudle has only had a handful of starters in Victoria and is looking to Miss Identified to break through for him at Sandown.

Champion Sydney racehorse trainer Chris Waller will be among this year’s inductees into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.

Favourite Vega Magic has drawn barrier 14 in a capacity field of 20 as he attempts back-to-back victories in the Goodwood at Morphettville.

Colin Hayes will be elevated to Legend status while Chris Waller, Malcolm Johnston, John Size and W.A. Smith will enter the Australia Hall of Fame.

Jockeys Baylee Nothdurft and Todd Banks have been injured in a trackwork fall at the Toowoomba racecourse.

Star sprinter Harry Angel will face six rivals on his seasonal reappearance in the Duke of York Stakes.

Trainer Gerald Ryan will keep Magic Alibi home to run at Rosehill before she heads to Queensland for a stakes race.

Self Sense will use the 3200m-Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington to keep his fitness levels in check for the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.

Heir To The Throne, the younger brother of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance, has broken through for his first win in a maiden race at Hamilton.

Having been transferred from his home in New Zealand to Singapore, Volkstok’n’barrell is set to run in the Kranji Mile.

The withdrawal of Gailo Chop will help Queensland’s chances of ending a 35-year drought in the Group One Doomben Cup.

Wagering service providers will be slugged an 8 per cent point of consumption tax on net revenue derived from bets taken from their Victorian based customers.

The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership is hoping Protest can earn enough prize money at Caloundra to get into the Group One Oaks field.

The Victorian Government has announced that all Wagering Service Providers will be required to pay a Point of Consumption Tax of 8% of the net wagering revenue derived from Victorian residents from all forms of wagering.

A new deal will allow the UK’s Sky Sports Racing to broadcast the Melbourne Cup carnival into 14 million homes in the Britain and Ireland.

New Zealand trainer John Bary is weighing up lead-up options for Miss Wilson ahead of her tilt at the Tatt’s Tiara in Brisbane.

Ruby Walsh is hoping to be given the green light to return to the saddle for the the top-class meeting at Auteuil.

Dual G1-winning sprinter Terravista has been retired with earnings of more than $2.6 million.

A luckless run in the Sangster Stakes is being overlooked by trainer Andrew Noblet as Super Cash presses on for a start in the Goodwood at Morphettville.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident his run of bad luck is over as he plans a stakes campaign for top filly Plumaro.

Jamie Richards is to take over training duties at New Zealand’s Te Akau Racing with Stephen Autridge deciding on a quieter lifestyle.

Jason Collett will return from a careless riding suspension in time for his first visit to Singapore as he chases a maiden Group One win in the Kranji Mile.

Caulfield trainer Mick Price will have Group One runners in Adelaide and Brisbane in the upcoming features.

Gai Waterhouse is closer to joining her father Tommy Smith in training the winners of all Brisbane’s Group One races with English’s Doomben 10,000 victory.

Racing Queensland is keen to change rules governing apprentices to give them a better career path.

Knight To Behold has benefited from an enterprising ride by Richard Kingscote to win the Derby Trial at Lingfield.

The similarity between stablemates Gibbon and Fast Cash has resulted in the wrong horse being brought to Caulfield to race.

Trainer Jason Coyle will map out the next stage of Siren’s Fury’s campaign after the mare’s upset win in the Group Three Dark Jewel at Scone.

Lucky For All has scored a consolation win at Caulfield after missing a start in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.