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  • Weight relief for Master Jamie in Winning Rupert Plate

    Top central Queensland three-year-old Master Jamie returns to Brisbane to take advantage of weight relief in the $125,000 Winning Rupert Plate at Doomben. Master Jamie has won seven times and been minor placed twice in a nine-race career. He has not raced in Brisbane since finishing third behind smart filly… Read More »

     
  • Old timer out to add to his record at The Valley

    Co-trainer Simon Zahra is amazed at the longevity of sprinter Thermal Current who will attempt to add to his record at The Valley. Now a nine-year-old, Thermal Current lines up for his 66th start on Saturday in the Murray Nangatta Handicap (1000m). Zahra, and training partner Mathew Ellerton, have had… Read More »

     
  • Craig Williams to make rare trip west for Winterbottom Stakes

    Craig Williams has resisted the temptation of interstate travel in recent seasons unless he has the chance to add a Group One win to his resume. The jockey will bypass the chance to increase his lead in the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership on Saturday, instead heading to Perth for the Winterbottom… Read More »

     
  • Coolmore Classic test for Moss Trip in Festival Stakes

    Peter and Paul Snowden have their sights on a two-state stakes race double with runners in all three feature events at Rosehill and Brave Song flying the stable flag in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben. The Snowdens’ Sydney team will be led by Moss Trip who faces an important… Read More »

     
  • Sukwhinder set for stakes debut in Mode Plate

    Promising filly Sukwhinder will have a big cheer squad in India when she attempts to win her first stakes race at Doomben. Sukwhinder has earned a start in Saturday’s Listed Mode Plate (1200m) with three wins and a second from five starts. Trainer Michael Costa has been in great form… Read More »

     
  • Chapter and Verse out to break duck in George Moore Stakes

    Trainer Desleigh Forster believes the statistics on Chapter and Verse’s form at Doomben are misleading as the gelding heads to the Group Three George Moore Stakes. Chapter and Verse has had six starts at Doomben and never finished worse than fifth but he is yet to win at the track…. Read More »

     
  • Cheltenham Gold Cup contender Kemboy cleared to race

    Kemboy is eligible to race again, after Horse Racing Ireland announced it will accept entries for the leading Cheltenham Gold Cup contender and six other horses formerly owned by the Supreme Horse Racing Club. HRI has agreed to registrations from a new ownership syndicate for seven horses previously under the… Read More »

     
  • James Cummings happy with Winterbottom Stakes horses

    Trainer James Cummings is banking on some strong eastern states form providing the Godolphin stable another Group One victory, this time on the other side of the country. Cummings will saddle three runners in Perth’s feature Group One sprint on Saturday, the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot. The Godolphin-owned Trekking, to… Read More »

     
  • Aussie Nugget earns himself a shot at bigger autumn races

    Imported galloper Aussie Nugget has earned himself a break and a potential shot at bigger autumn races with a hard-fought victory at Sandown. Aussie Nugget made it three on end when successful in Wednesday’s The Big Screen Company Handicap after wins at Seymour and Bendigo. Sam Freedman, assistant trainer to… Read More »

     
  • Racing Victoria bans Robbie Laing’s horses from racing

    The training career of Robbie Laing is in limbo after a Racing Victoria move to reject nominations from his Cranbourne stable. Laing, 60, has blamed a loss of owners and cash flow issues for falling behind in rent payments on his stables, resulting in RV officials taking its action. A… Read More »

     
  • The Drinks Cart races into Magic Millions Classic contention

    The Edmonds training partnership is plotting another Magic Millions 2YO Classic win after their colt The Drinks Cart made a sparkling debut at the Gold Coast. Co-trainers Toby and Trent Edmonds know all about winning the $2 million Magic Millions Classic, having taken it with filly Houtzen in 2017. The… Read More »

     
  • Racing makes drought relief No.1 priority

    Racing Queensland and four major betting operators will donate $5000 to help drought-stricken bush areas each time No.1 number one saddlecloth or rug wins a race in Queensland this weekend. It has the potential to raise more than $600,000 for bush relief. RQ plans to donate $1000 to the QCWA’s… Read More »

     
  • Bobbing chasing black-type in G3 Festival Stakes

    Along with training a small team of horses, Bernie Kelly dabbles in breeding, usually onselling the horses to help make ends meet. But something about Bobbing caught his eye and convinced him the horse was a keeper. “I’ve only got three horses in work, I’m a one-man band,” Kelly said…. Read More »

     
  • Vanuatu to drop in class at The Valley

    Trainer Grahame Begg is banking on a class drop being the winning formula for Vanuatu when the mare runs at The Valley. Having raced against stakes company at her past two starts, Vanuatu drops to benchmark 84 company on Saturday in the Ace Seating Handicap (1600m). “It’s a strong enough… Read More »

     
  • Former top Singapore galloper set for Australian debut

    Former top Singapore two-year-old Lim’s Lightning is progressing well as he prepares for his first Australian start. The gelding is now with Matt Dunn at Murwillumbah and will run in the Group Three George Moore Stakes (1200m) at Doomben on Saturday. Lim’s Lightning won four races in a row in… Read More »

     
  • Coolmore pays tribute to breeding pioneer

    Coolmore Australia chairman Ken Barry, who was heavily involved in pioneering the shuttle stallion concept in Australia, has died. A lawyer, Barry was involved in the racing and breeding industry for more than 40 years, the past 25 as Coolmore Australia’s chairman. Coolmore paid tribute to Barry’s contribution to the… Read More »

     
  • Queensland jockey loses appeal against lengthy suspension

    Jockey Beau Appo will begin a four-week suspension on Sunday after losing an appeal against his conviction for weighing in light in a race earlier this year. The appeal attracted widespread attention as it was the latest incident in a string of similar cases across Australia this year. Thd Queensland… Read More »

     
  • Queensland winner disqualified for banned substance

    Ipswich winner Bosendi has been disqualified after a rare case involving the substance altrenogest being found in a urine sample taken from a gelding. A Queensland Racing Integrity Commission spokesperson said it was the first case involving a gelding and altrenogest since the Commission began operating four years ago. Altrenogest… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne spring winners arrive in Hong Kong

    Melbourne Cup runner-up Prince Of Arran and Flemington winner True Self have arrived in Hong Kong ahead of the International meeting at Sha Tin. The two are set to run in the Hong Kong Vase (2400m) on December 8 after arriving in Hong Kong on Tuesday and settling in at… Read More »

     
  • Don’t Die Wondering: the Pat Webster story

    It has taken Pat Webster five decades to become a Group One-winning trainer and there have been a lot of laughs and some tough times along the way. But throughout his life Webster’s affable nature and positive outlook on life have given him the strength to rise up when others… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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