Superstar Hong Kong sprinter Ka Ying Rising, the odds-on favourite for this year’s The Everest, has arrived safely in Sydney. The David Hayes-trained speedster touched down mid-morning on Monday in what was the biggest step in his quest towards the $20 million sprint at Randwick on October 18. The son… Read More »
Ten races have been set down for Sha Tin on Sunday where the depth looks pretty good across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Eight races will be run and won at Happy Valley this Wednesday night where the depth looks pretty good across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Al Riffa now stands clear at the head of Melbourne Cup betting after a dominant win in the Group 1 Irish St Leger (2816m), which was run at the Curragh in the early hours of Monday morning, Australian time. The Joseph O’Brien-trained entire cruised home by four lengths at his… Read More »
Australia’s flying mare Asfoora was unable to repeat her York heroics in Ireland, finishing seventh in the Group 1 Flying Five Stakes (1000m) at The Curragh overnight. Sent out the $4.50 favourite with online bookmakers on the back of her dazzling Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes win at York, Asfoora was… Read More »
Aidan O’Brien is poised to launch another bid for an elusive Melbourne Cup victory after his star stayer Scandinavia captured the Group 1 St Leger (2800m) at Doncaster on Saturday. Ridden by Tom Marquand, the $3 favourite outstayed his rivals to secure a ninth St Leger for O’Brien, backing up… Read More »
Ten races have been set down for Sha Tin on Sunday, where the depth looks pretty good across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Al Riffa, the newest high-profile addition to the Australian Bloodstock roster, will look to strengthen his Melbourne Cup credentials when he contests the Group 1 Irish St Leger on Sunday. Trained by Joseph O’Brien, Al Riffa heads into the St Leger sharing top billing in the market with the Aidan… Read More »
Australia’s flying sprinter Asfoora has been installed as the favourite to claim a third northern hemisphere Group 1 when she lines up in Ireland this weekend. Fresh from her brilliant win in the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes at York, the Henry Dwyer-trained mare will step out in the Group 1… Read More »
Australia’s flying sprinter Asfoora has been installed as the favourite to claim a third northern hemisphere Group 1 when she lines up in Ireland this weekend. Fresh from her brilliant win in the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes at York, the Henry Dwyer-trained mare will step out in the Group 1… Read More »
A length of the straight sprint had Japanese hero Diktaean claim victory in the Korea Cup for 2025, so what will he do in the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile on 1 November at Del Mar. With Diktaean surging past the Hong Kong raider Chancheng Glory, he claimed the $1.1m Korea… Read More »
Trainer Henry Dwyer has given Asfoora a glowing report ahead on her next assignment in Europe. Dwyer is likely to remain in Australia when Asfoora runs in the Group 1 Flying Five Stakes at The Curragh on Sunday as she chases a second Group 1 win for the campaign having saluted in… Read More »
The 2025/26 Happy Valley racing season kicks off this Wednesday night with eight races set down. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Ka Ying Rising showed his quest for The Everest is on track with an effortless win at Sha Tin on Sunday. The horse rated the world’s best sprinter made light work of his opposition in the Chief Executive’s Cup, cruising to victory under Zac Purton in the traditional feature event… Read More »
The 2025/26 Hong Kong racing season kicks off this Sunday, headlined by the Class One Chief Executive’s Cup, with high class sprinter Ka Ying Rising kicking off his Everest campaign. Best Bookies đź’° 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Promising galloper Tuxedo is set to step up to the elite level for the first time when he tackles the Group 1 Proisir Plate at Ellerslie on Saturday. Prepared by Shaune Ritchie and Colm Murray, the son of Tivaci enjoyed a strong three-year-old season, winning three of his six starts…. Read More »
After a strong first season in Hong Kong, trainer David Eustace is feeling optimistic as he embarks on his second year in one of the world’s most competitive racing environments. Speaking on this week’s Straight Talk podcast, Eustace admitted he would have been satisfied with “somewhere in the 20s” for… Read More »
“He’s been riding for probably two months with a fracture to his femur. Talk about concrete. That man is concrete.” The speaker was champion trainer Aidan O’Brien. The man he was referring to was champion jockey Ryan Moore who has now been sidelined with an injury which could well see… Read More »
New Zealand racing is mourning the loss of one of its most respected horsemen, with the passing of Tony Dennis at the age of 86. Dennis, alongside his twin brother Ray and younger siblings Martin and Joe, formed a formidable training and breeding partnership from their Woodlands base near Invercargill…. Read More »
OTI Racing’s staying star Sevenna’s Knight is on track to represent the syndicator in France’s premier contest, the Prix de l’Arc De Triomphe, for a second time. The six-year-old showed his toughness in Sunday’s Group 2 Prix Kergorlay at Deauville, finishing third in a tight finish despite racing on ground… Read More »
