Ian Jones celebrates first city win
Moe trainer Ian Jones landed his first metropolitan win with Our Skeeta at Sandown on Wednesday and now wants to win his home town Cup with the four-year-old.
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Glen Colless nightmare returns to haunt him
Memories of an incident which forced jockey Glen Colless to have a toe amputated two years ago returned to haunt him at Doomben on Wednesday.
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Atomic Force misses out on HK
Australia will not be represented at the Hong Kong International meeting in December after Atomic Force failed to gain an invitation to run in the Sprint.
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Canterbury return for Keen Commander
Fledgling trainer Jarrod Austin wasn’t sure the day would ever come when he would have the chance to take stable favourite Keen Commander back to the races.
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Racing officials on weather watch
The wet weather forced the midweek program at Hawkesbury to be abandoned but officials are hopeful of racing at Wyong on Thursday.
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Lakedro out to break winning drought
The Greg Eurell-trained Lakedro gets his chance to break through for an overdue win at Sandown on Saturday.
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Spirit Of Boom on trial for NZ
Spirit Of Boom will be on trial for a dual Group One mission in New Zealand when he kicks off his summer campaign in the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
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He’s Remarkable connections consider appeal
Connections of He’s Remarkable are considering an appeal against a stewards’ decision to uphold a protest against the Kiwi galloper in Perth’s Railway Stakes.
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Wet conditions to suit Letchworth
Trainer Marc Conners was praying for the rain to tumble down on Tuesday but got such a downpour overnight that it backfired on him.
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Buck’s tops Newbury seven
Big Buck’s will face a maximum of six rivals when he bids to stretch his unbeaten run over hurdles to 13 at Newbury on Saturday.
