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International Horse Racing

  • Arabian Knight for $6m Breeders’ Cup Classic

    It’s the 40th Breeders’ Cup World Championship at Santa Anita, and its master trainer Bob Baffert who has Arabian Knight at $3 with Ladbrokes for the $6m Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic. In looking to give Bob Baffert a record five BC Classic successes, Arabian Knight is coming off a wire-to-wire… Read More »

     
  • Watch 📺 Is Equinox the Worlds Best Racehorse?

    Japanese Galloper Equinox has once again proven himself as a dominant force on the track, securing his fifth consecutive Group 1 victory in the G1 Tenno Sho (Autumn) at Tokyo on Sunday, October 29. Under the skilled guidance of jockey Christophe Lemaire and training by Tetsuya Kimura, Equinox, the highest-rated… Read More »

     
  • King of Steel, now King of Ascot

    With heavy rain switching the running of the Qipco Champion Stakes to the Inner Flat Course at Ascot, it’s the King Edward winner King of Steel who’s at $5 with Ladbrokes. News of Frankie Dettori replacing Kevin Stott following the owners unhappy view of the Irish Champion Stakes, the odds… Read More »

     
  • Liberty Island clinches victory, eyes Japan Cup showdown

    Liberty Island, the prodigious three-year-old filly, triumphed in the Group 1 Shuka Sho at Kyoto, setting the stage for an electrifying Japan Cup clash with the globally acclaimed horse, Equinox. Capturing the 2000-metre race has added to her growing accolades, completing the Japanese Triple Tiara, with her prior successes in… Read More »

     
  • City Of Troy demolishes opposition in the Dewhurst Stakes

    Aidan O’Brien continued his dominance of the European two year old scene by unleashing the Justify colt City Of Troy to demolish the opposition in the Group 1 Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket. City Of Troy had been very impressive on his two starts prior to Newmarket, winning on his debut… Read More »

     
  • Ylang Ylang takes out the G1 Fillies’ Mile at Newmarket

    Newmarket’s Future Champions meeting has been a happy hunting ground over the years for the all-powerful Aidan O’Brien stable and he unleashed another two year old Group 1 winner in the shape of Ylang Ylang. The Frankel filly, out of a Shamardal mare, had arrived on the back of two… Read More »

     
  • Frankie Dettori abandons retirement plans

    Legendary jockey Frankie Dettori has made a surprising decision to abandon his retirement plans, opting instead to extend his career as a full-time US-based jockey. The decision comes on the back of Dettori’s memorable farewell tour, with the spotlight on his commendable performance at York’s Ebor festival. Speaking about the… Read More »

     
  • Mark Newnham achieves career milestone with win in Hong Kong

    In a noteworthy achievement for his career, Australian trainer Mark Newnham celebrated his maiden win in Hong Kong as Happy Hero secured a victory at Happy Valley on Wednesday night. Previously securing over 400 victories in Australia, Newnham’s recent move to Hong Kong marked a new chapter in his illustrious… Read More »

     
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  • 2023 Velka Pardubicka Steeplechase

    A week to the day following the 100th Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, it’s the 133rd running of the Velka Pardubicka with Slavia Insurance in the Czech Republic. Again run over 6,900m with 18 runners facing 30 jumps, it’s last year Mr Spex who will be ridden by Irish amateur… Read More »

     
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  • Watch 📺 Mistaken identity leads to winner’s disqualification

    At a race meeting in Killarney, Ireland, confusion reigned as the third race’s $4.5 favourite and initial ‘winner’, Ano Manna—trained by John Feane and ridden by Leigh Roche—was subsequently identified as Indigo Five, a horse slated to run later in the day. The mistaken identity and human error led to… Read More »

     
  • IFHA Conference targets Equine Welfare

    The 57th International Conference of Horseracing Authorities is upon us, and this year it’s safeguarding equine welfare in addition to the racing industry’s response from around the world. Looking at exploring shifts in societal expectations, this 57th Conference will take place on 2nd October at Saint-Cloud Racecourse, organized by the… Read More »

     
  • Frankie Dettori farewells the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe

    It’s Frankie Dettori farewelling ParisLongchamp in this Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, and the $21 Ladbrokes long-shot Free Wind gives him a rendezvous to ‘Where Racing Triumphs.’ With this to be his historical seventh Arc success, it began in 1995 with Lammatarra, then 2001 with Sakeel, Mariebard in 2002,… Read More »

     
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  • David Hayes confirms Hong Kong trip for Mr Brightside

    Trainer David Hayes, who is based in Hong Kong, confirmed that his sons Ben, JD, and Will’s leading horse, Mr Brightside, is set to participate in the Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin this coming December. Hayes, who has strong ties to Hong Kong, had previously hinted that Australia’s… Read More »

     
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  • Damian Lane to return from Seoul empty-handed

    Champion jockey Damian Lane will return empty-handed from Seoul’s international races on Sunday. Competing for Pierre Ng’s Hong Kong-based stable, Lane rode Duke Wai to a commendable fourth-place finish in the Korea Sprint, which was ultimately won by Japan’s Remake in a record-breaking performance. Lane’s other mount, Apache Pass, failed… Read More »

     
  • Crown Pride Honour’s 6th Korea Cup

    Its the 6th edition of the Korea Cup, the second since the COVID-19 lockdown of 2000, 2001, but will it be a Yoshida Family showdown, between Teruya and Kazumi Yoshida. With Teruya Yoshida having his 4yo former UAE Derby winner Crown Pride jumping from Gate 14 of 15 runners, and… Read More »

     
  • Mark Newnham closing in on first Hong Kong runner

    Australian sports lovers want Australians sporting personalities to succeed overseas and, although Hong Kong racing might be somewhat removed from the everyday focus of racing enthusiasts in the likes of the busy racing precincts of Sydney and Melbourne, former Sydney trainer Mark Newnham’s debut in Hong Kong … and his… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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