Trainer Ken Keys is looking forward to getting Spanish Reef out to 2000m for the first time this campaign when the mare chases her third-straight city win.

Trainer David Vandyke hopes his six trial winners, including Group One star Yankee Rose, is an indication of a big season ahead.

Adam Campton’s full preview, best bets and suggested betting strategy for every race at today’s Warwick Farm meeting

Group One-winning jockey Darryl McLellan has ridden a barrier trial winner after getting his licence to ride renewed in Queensland.

Rockhampton trainer Ricky Vale has lost his appeal against a 12-month disqualification on three cobalt related charges.

Richie’s plays for Warwick Farm…..tricky day…….he’s keen to play in the sixth

Bruce Clark’s full preview, best bets and suggested betting strategy for every race at today’s Sale meeting”

Shane Ciurleo’s full preview, best bets and suggested betting strategy for every race at today’s Gold Coast meeting

JUDGING JOCKEYS!…………are Premierships the best guide of which rider you want to carry your cash?

An appeal by Brisbane based RadioTAB to help the National Jockeys Trust has already raised $30,000.

Trials at the Cranbourne Training Complex have been rescheduled following a heavy workload over winter.

The John Gosden-trained three-year-old Stradivarius has upset Big Orange’s bid for a third successive Goodwood Cup.

Trainers have welcomed the return of trackwork on Canterbury’s course proper with Gai Waterhouse suggesting the ATC could charge for the privilege.

Trainer Gerald Ryan has outlined plans for three of his newly turned three-year-olds after their barrier trials.

Australia’s champion sire of 2017 commands a stunning fee of $176,000 and extends the legacy of his own sire Redoute’s Choice and grandsire Danehill.

A winner at Warrnambool has got apprentice Taylor Marshall off the mark in Victoria after his recent move from Sydney.

Clarry Conners says Bolero King will be his only chance in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick, with Dorf Star and He’s A Given set for other races.

The likelihood of a suitable wet track at Randwick has Cranbourne trainer Mick Bell eyeing a Missile Stakes start for Jungle Edge.

One of trainer Tony McEvoy’s spring carnival hopefuls, Azazel, will make his return to racing at Melbourne’s first city meeting of the season at Flemington.

New Zealand Group One winner Summer Passage has put in a pleasing trial ahead of his second trip to Australia.

Small-scale Warwick Farm trainer Adam Wadick will kick off the new season with the recently acquired Hurricanes.

Supido is a notable omission from the entries for the rescheduled Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown which has attracted 14 nominations.

Steven King has announced his retirement eight months after his last ride, closing the door on a 30-year career that included more than 50 Group One wins.

NZ owner/breeder Kevin Hickman has welcomed a Frankel colt from his mare Silent Achiever and is also looking forward to the Australian spring with Ugo Foscolo.

Steven King has confirmed his retirement from race riding as his apprentice son Lachie continues his progression through the jockey ranks.

MOVERS AND SHAKES WARWICK FARM Wednesday 2 August
Punters have played early for Sydney’s first metro meeting of the new season with Chris Waller’s colt AL MAH HAHA one of the best backed runners for the day

The Melbourne Racing Club has announced a leadership succession plan with Josh Blanksby to replace Brodie Arnhold as chief executive.

Qewy will put his credentials on the line for a return to Australia when he runs against Big Orange who is trying to win a third successive Goodwood Cup.

Coolmore’s former Champion 2YO and Leading 3YO Colt Pierro had stepped further up the ladder of success on becoming Leading First Season Sire of 2016-17 with 8 winners, 1 stakes winner, 1 stakes placegetter and earnings of over $860,000

Victorian trainer Darren Weir’s groundbreaking season leaves him as the only Australian trainer to prepare more than 400 winners.