Racing News

Disappointed at missing out on winning the Pakenham Cup, Mick Kent is hoping Oncidium Ruler can make amends at Moonee Valley.

Trainer Les Ross can enhance his reputation for getting the best out of bargain buys if Holdin’ My Own wins at the Gold Coast.

Canterbury Park will continue to offer regular Course Proper and Polytrack gallops after a number of leading Sydney stables have strongly supported the Australian Turf Club’s initiative to invest in and further utilise the racecourse.

Chris Waller has tried a variety of techniques to try to coax Japonisme back to the form that gave him a Group One victory.

Our main man Richie has done the hard yards for Saturday’s Sydney meeting at Warwick Farm and believes you can the cash early and enjoy the afternoon.

Just Racing’s Melbourne man Bruce Clark has outlined the major players for Saturday’s meeting at Moonee Valley.
Check out his detailed preview and suggested way to handle the afternoon.

Ben Currie is looking at the Weetwood Handicap as a long-range plan for Amanaat who is aiming for his sixth win in a row when he runs at the Gold Coast.

After a break of 13 months, Blackwolf Run is set to make his return in the VOBIS Gold Carat at Moonee Valley.

Recent impressive trial winner Yamazaki can give trainer Chris Anderson his first Magic Millions Classic runner by racing well at the Gold Coast.

Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones has had his name added to the annual Christmas Cup as he continues to recover from burns suffered in a gas explosion.

A British Horseracing Authority disciplinary panel will determine trainer Hughie Morrison’s fate after a hearing into a drug positive in one of his horses.

The $2 million Inglis Millennium for two-year-olds heads the revamped Inglis Race Series which will be worth $8 million.

Former Godolphin mare Pecans has made a positive start to her racing life with new trainer Joe Pride as the Belle Of The Turf Stakes shapes as an option.

Newcastle colt Jonker is the new Magic Millions Classic favourite after his decisive win in the $200,000 Wyong lead-up.

A minimum bet limit for off-course wagering operators will be introduced in Queensland in the new year.

Trainer Garry Kirkup is to be released from hospital to continue his recovery from serious injuries suffered in a car accident at home.

Lindsay Park-trained three-year-old Muraahib runs for the first time as a gelding at Moonee Valley and dominates betting on the 1200m VOBIS Gold Carat.

With four country Cups under his belt, the Archie Alexander-trained Survived is chasing a city first at Moonee Valley.

Chris Waller has an opportunity to train the first winner by Zoustar, the horse he prepared for two Group One wins, when Charge runs at Warwick Farm.

Trainer Liam Birchey has a proud record of runners in the past 11 Magic Million Classics and has hopes for two youngsters this time around.

Brisbane’s premier trainer Tony Gollan has shown his increasing confidence in apprentice Zoe White by giving her two key rides at the Gold Coast.

Former Andre Fabre-trained French import Le Juge is set to make his Australian debut in a 1500m-race at Moonee Valley.

Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello will perform together at a benefit for victims of the fire at the San Luis Rey training centre.

Stakes performer Oink will have a light summer campaign but it will define which way he heads in the autumn and winter.

Trainer Matt Dunn will give filly Dram of Delago until race day to prove she is ready to back up from a Deagon barrier trial.

Ali Wade has become the second woman appointed to a key role at the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission.

Sixteen-year-old Bailey Rogerson will become the world’s youngest thoroughbred trainer when she joins her grandfather Graeme and his wife Debbie’s partnership.

The winner and placegetters in the Sydney Cup will be eligible for bonuses if they win or are placed in designated staying races.

X-rays have revealed apprentice Fred Kersley has suffered a fractured thumb and a hairline fracture to an elbow following a fall at Sandown.

Brenton Avdulla has copped a careless riding ban for causing interference to two other runners while riding Emperor’s Way at Canterbury.