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Australian Horse Racing News

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  • Paul Murray continues family legacy in the Wagga Town Plate

    Kembla Grange horseman Paul Murray has continued his family’s wonderful association with the Wagga Cup carnival, plundering the $200,000 Town Plate with Harry’s Bar. Murray’s late father, legendary South Coast trainer Bede, first started travelling horses to the feature country meeting in the 1970s and rarely a year went by… Read More »

     
  • Stewards to conduct review over controversial Toowoomba start

    Queensland chief steward Josh Adams is overseeing a review into the start of a controversial race at Toowoomba on ANZAC Day, where winner Drums Of War appeared to gain an early advantage out of the barriers. Had to go watch the replay and well You decide Correct weight over 870m@shaneciurleo… Read More »

     
  • Gollan duo loom large in $1 million The Archer showdown

    A day after the Stradbroke Season officially kicks off at Eagle Farm with the $350 000 Group 2 Queensland Guineas on Saturday, the provincial venue at Rockhampton will host The Archer, a $1 million slot race, which has attracted a notable field of runners for their Sunday extravaganza. Tony Gollan,… Read More »

     
  • Gold Coast Belle in line for more honours

    Consistent filly Gold Coast Belle will look to add some Black Type to her name when she runs in a Stakes race at Bendigo. A winner of three races and placed second on two occasions from her five career starts, Gold Coast Belle runs in the Listed Bendigo Guineas (1400m)… Read More »

     
  • Berry follows Yellow Brick road to Rockhampton

    If Tommy Berry can win the $1 million The Archer for the first time, he will have fellow jockey James Mcdonald to thank. Berry has picked up the mount on the Tony and Maddysen Sears -trained Yellow Brick in Sunday’s Rockhampton feature after McDonald was initially offered the ride but declined due to a pre-booked family… Read More »

     
  • Cumani after first G1 in SA Derby

    Trainer Matt Cumani would not mind a sedately run South Australian Derby. Single Choice runs in the Group 1 classic over 2518m at Morphettville on Saturday and comes into the race having won two of his past three starts. He scored over 1800m in Group 2 company in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield three runs back… Read More »

     
  • Leading apprentice McMurray sanctioned after Ipswich outburst

    Apprentice Jace McMurray has been flying in recent times, to the extent that he currently leads the Brisbane Apprentice Jockeys’ Premiership 
 three wins ahead of defending champion Emily Lang 
 but he had a day at Ipswich yesterday which he will want to forget. The young rider had two… Read More »

     
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  • Von Hauke takes second shot at Golden Mile

    Mornington-based horseman Cliff Brown is known for his patience, and he has needed plenty of it with Von Hauke. Brown had considerable success around Australia before moving to Singapore where he spent the best part of 15 years plying his trade. Since his return, Brown has had a steady stream… Read More »

     
  • Hawkesbury Cup next step for comeback galloper Sea King

    The Hawkesbury Gold Cup wasn’t originally on the radar for Sea King, but trainer Matthew Dunn hoped it could serve as another important stepping stone in the gelding’s comeback from a tendon injury. The 2024 Bendigo Cup winner went amiss after finishing midfield at his first start for Dunn in… Read More »

     
  • Yulong lands major Hunter Valley prize with Segenhoe Stud acquisition

    Yulong has announced the landmark acquisition of Segenhoe Stud, marking a major step in its expansion into the Hunter Valley, Australia’s premier thoroughbred breeding region. The deal represents a significant investment in elite bloodstock development and will see Yulong establish a second major stallion operation in Australia. Spanning 1,400 acres,… Read More »

     
  • Diamond ready to sparkle in Hawkesbury return

    feaTrainer David Pfieffer is replicating the formula he used with Oh Diamond Lil in the spring as bids to deliver the bonny mare a second stakes success in the Hawkesbury Crown. The five-year-old led throughout to win the Group 3 Tibbie Stakes (1400m) at Newcastle first-up in September and Pfieffer… Read More »

     
  • Rohesia ready to bloom again

    Will Hayes believes a combination of factors have fallen into place to see in-form filly Rohesia recapture winning form. The daughter of Hanseatic has won her past two starts over 1400m, the latest at stakes level, and the stable were more than happy to keep her in Adelaide with an eye… Read More »

     
  • Tasmanian apprentice scores on mainland

    Tasmanian apprentice Jabez Johnstone has done his hopes of one day moving to Melbourne no harm by riding a winner for Ciaron Maher. Johnstone partnered the Maher-trained Cardi Bee to victory in the IVE> Handicap (1500m) at Caulfield Heath on Wednesday on a hit-and-run mission. After flying into Melbourne on Sunday,… Read More »

     
  • Dunn expecting bold performance from Queensland Guineas outsider

    Trainer Matt Dunn has put a line through Another’s Cashie’s most recent performance, predicting the three-year-old will bounce back and run a cheeky race in the Group Two Queensland Guineas despite his long odds. After resuming with a solid effort at the Gold Coast on April 4, Another Cashie finished… Read More »

     
  • Schiller stood down following Kembla Grange fall

    Tyler Schiller will need to provide a medical clearance if he’s to fulfill his engagements at Wagga and Hawkesbury this week after being involved in a race day fall at Kembla Grange. Schiller was aboard the Hawkes Racing-trained Winters Kiss in the second event on Wednesday when the mare, who… Read More »

     
  • Sydney stars ruled out for the rest of the season with injury

    Promising three-year-old Matias is out of the Queensland Derby with a leg injury while top sprinter Jedibeel requires throat surgery and won’t race again until later in the year. The two talented gallopers will be noticeable absentees for the rest of the season at least after showing glimpses of big-race… Read More »

     
  • Stakes race switch for Twilight Elegance

    The potential of picking up some important Black Type has led the Ciaron Maher stable to head to Adelaide with Twilight Elegance. The Listed Port Adelaide Cup (2518m) at Morphettville on Saturday will be the mare’s chance to pick up some Black Type and, more importantly, improve her value as a potential broodmare. Twilight… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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