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  • Trainer John Nikolic disqualified

    Queensland trainer John Nikolic has been disqualified for 12 months after a horse he brought across the NSW border to race tested positive to an illegal substance. Nikolic is the brother of banned jockey Danny Nikolic and only returned to training last year after a previous infringement. A post-race sample… Read More »

     
  • Moloney fractures both ankles in race fall

    Apprentice Patrick Moloney will have surgery on a broken left ankle after a fall at Flemington on Saturday. He might also require surgery on his right ankle, which was also fractured, according to Victorian Jockeys’ Association chief executive Des O’Keeffe. Moloney fell from Sweet Starlett when near the tail of… Read More »

     
  • Qld racecaller Larry Pratt dies aged 78

    A former leading voice of Queensland racing Larry Pratt has died in hospital aged 78. Pratt, the younger brother of former premiership winning trainer Alby Pratt, had been in hospital for the past month after heart surgery. His son Michael Pratt said Larry had been thought to be improving, but… Read More »

     
  • Eagle Farm back on new-season race roster

    Racing Queensland has been forced to do a back flip and include Eagle Farm in its schedule for the 2014-2015 racing season. RQ and the Brisbane Race Club had hoped to shut Eagle Farm in July from until April 2015. A dates schedule was drawn up without racing at Eagle… Read More »

     
  • Racing industry mourns Nathan Berry

    Jockey Nathan Berry has died in a Sydney hospital just hours after he was flown home to Sydney from Singapore. The 23-year-old had been seriously ill in a Singapore hospital since he collapsed at Kranji racecourse on March 18. His death was confirmed in a statement from Racing NSW chief… Read More »

     
  • Longines to partner Australian Turf Club

    Luxury watch brand Longines will sponsor the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes, the richest race of the Sydney autumn carnival. The Australian Turf Club announced on Saturday the naming rights and sponsorship was part of an extensive deal between the two. The Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m) is at Randwick on… Read More »

     
  • Court rules NSW vets should be licensed

    A court ruling enabling Racing NSW to license vets has angered the Australian Veterinary Association which says it will continue to fight the regulation. But the state’s ruling body says it is necessary to ensure the integrity of the sport. Racing NSW chief executive Peter V’landys said vets who look… Read More »

     
  • Higgins an idol to many

    Reg Fleming grew up in Brisbane listening to broadcasts of Roy Higgins riding two of his favourite horses. Years later, after Higgins had retired from racing, Fleming became Melbourne foreman for legendary trainer Bart Cummings and also get to meet the jockey who had one of the most distinguished careers… Read More »

     
  • Roy Higgins farewelled at Flemington

    Roy Higgins has been remembered as an inspiration, an icon for Australian racing and a champion bloke. Many of horse racing’s biggest names, past and present, turned out at Flemington racecourse on Thursday to farewell the champion jockey who died last weekend aged 75. An inaugural member of the Australian… Read More »

     
  • Hayden Haitana applies to have ban lifted

    Former trainer Hayden Haitana has applied to have his lifetime ban from racetracks over the infamous Fine Cotton ring-in scandal lifted. The board of Racing Queensland will consider Haitana’s case on Friday after the 68-year-old, who has served 29 years so far, wrote to officials last month. “The board will… Read More »

     
  • Racing NSW vet licensing plans pushed back

    Racing NSW’s plan to introduce a new rule that would force vets to be licensed has been put on hold until the new year at the request of the state government. The state’s regulatory body said the regime, which was due to start on December 1 following months of negotiations,… Read More »

     
  • Public funeral for Desiree Gill

    A public funeral will be held for popular jockey Desiree Gill who died from injuries received in a fall at the Sunshine Coast. The funeral service will be held at The Pavilion at the Gympie Turf Club at 1030 (AEST) on Monday where family and friends will gather to pay… Read More »

     
  • ACC to collaborate on racing

    The Australian Crime Commission (ACC) has joined the call for state governments to pass legislation allowing police to share information with racing authorities. In a ground-breaking move, the ACC and Victoria’s Racing Integrity Commission signed an agreement in Melbourne on Wednesday allowing collaboration between the two bodies. State governments have… Read More »

     
  • Delzangles escapes race ban, fined $2000

    French trainer Mikel Delzangles has escaped a ban over a treatment given to his Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden on the morning of last Tuesday’s race. In a decision bound to provoke discussion among local trainers, the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary (RAD) Board fined Delzangles $2000. After a previous case prosecuted… Read More »

     
  • Woman attacked in Flemington mounting yard

    A man who king hit a female strapper in the mounting yard at Flemington faces police and racing charges. The young woman was waiting for Black Cash to return after his win in the greys race at Oaks Day on Thursday when the man, believed to be someone she knew,… Read More »

     
  • Brown Panther groom suspended

    An English groom caring for Melbourne Cup contender Brown Panther has been sent home for a breach of quarantine protocol at Werribee where the international horses are housed. Leigh Jordon, head of Racing Victoria’s international recruitment, said the incident would not have any impact on Brown Panther running in the… Read More »

     
  • Nikolic told to leave Flemington by police

    Warned-off jockey Danny Nikolic has been moved on by police after being spotted parked outside Racing Victoria headquarters at Flemington on Monday. Three police cars arrived after RV staff reported Nikolic was in his car outside the administrative offices of the governing body. Nikolic, who was disqualified last year for… Read More »

     
  • Glen Boss and Nick Hall to appeal riding bans

    Leading jockeys Glen Boss and Nick Hall will know on Tuesday if they can ride in the Cox Plate with both appealing careless riding suspensions. Boss was outed for 12 meetings after he was found guilty of shifting ground in the early stages of Saturday’s Caulfield Cup. Winning Caulfield Cup… Read More »

     
  • Trainer Paul Beshara banned for six months

    Trainer Paul Beshara has been disqualified for six months for treating Happy Trails before he was due to race last month. Beshara is seeking leave to appeal to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal and will also ask for a stay of proceedings in order to prepare Happy Trails for… Read More »

     
  • RAD Board finds Beshara guilty

    MELBOURNE October 18 AAP – Trainer Paul Beshara has been found guilty of illegally treating Happy Trails on the morning the horse was due to race in last month’s Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes last month. The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board handed down its decision on Friday, rejecting the… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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