Racing News
Monsieur Gustave has made it three wins in a row in stakes races by winning the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Ipswich.
Promising Godolphin two-year-old filly Gongs has won her first start in convincing fashion at the Canterbury midweek meeting.
A late call for extra acceptances has led to Taddai Tondo breaking a two-year victory drought at Sandown.
After finishing second in the 2016 Ballarat Cup, apprentice Ben Allen hopes he can go one better when he rides Mr Garcia in the $300,000 race.
Sinjaree and Echo Jet have shown better wins are in store for Hawkes Racing following their victories at Sandown.
Injury-plagued nine-year stayer Doukhan has continued a success resurgence from tendon problems by notching consecutive wins for his patient ownership group.
First acceptances for the Blue Diamond Stakes have been taken, with 706 two-year-olds still entered for the $1.5 million Group One race.
Trainer Matt Cumani will be well represented on Ballarat Cup day, including having three runners in the $200,000 Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic.
Tony Gollan predicts big futures for his apprentice Zoe White and for first starter Justify, who won separate races to give him an early Ipswich double.
Father-and-son training rivals Frank and Joe Cleary are no longer going head-to-head at Rosehill but their trip to Sydney could still be memorable.
Test The World returns from a break to try to prove she is capable of competing at a higher level during summer and autumn for trainer Bjorn Baker.
A realignment of the Moonee Valley racetrack and a new grandstand is set to be built after the running of the 2020 Cox Plate.
Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden hope to continue their great run in Queensland by winning the Recognition Stakes with Gold Symphony.
Trainer Robbie Griffiths has called time on the career of 2016 Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback.
Big Richie Callander’s full preview and tips for today’s Canterbury meeting.
Shane “The Money Man” Ciurleo’s full preview, suggested betting strategy and best bets for today’s Ipswich meeting.
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Injured champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh is confident he will be fit to ride at the Cheltenham Festival.
Snowy Clark has Sandown covered with his full preview, suggested betting strategy for each race and his best bets of the day.
Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time has had his most serious piece of work since arriving in Japan as he prepares for the Japan Cup.
Tasracing has secured the first Australian Female Jockey Championship which will be held at Launceston under lights.
Proven Thoroughbreds, run by Jamie Walter, will have naming rights to the Guy Walter Stakes which honours his late brother and trainer.
Dubbo trainer Michael Lunn hopes to know more about two-year-old Lingennic at Rosehill because learning opportunities are limited closer to home.
Matt Cumani believes Grey Lion is continuing to improve as he prepares the imported stayer for the Ballarat Cup on his home track.
Part-owner Peter Tighe says Winx could beaimed at a fourth Cox Plate, but racing overseas may impede the mare’s preparation for the challenge.
A recent addition to Sydney’s training ranks, Irishman Edward O’Rourke will saddle two-year-old filly Delchuzy at Canterbury.
After a debut win at Sale, the Shea Eden-trained three-year-old Alsvin will make the step to city grade when he lines up in a midweek race at Sandown.
Group One producing stallion Pentire has died in New Zealand aged 25 following surgery.
Hong Kong jockeys will be restricted in the number of overseas Group One meetings they can ride at.
