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  • Joe Bowditch working to get back to riding

    Joe Bowditch is getting closer to a return to race riding after spending the past two weeks at track work at Caulfield. Bowditch has been sidelined since July after a four-horse fall at Sale left him with multiple injuries, including one likened to those suffered by footballers. The jockey suffered… Read More »

     
  • Ryan Maloney to continue run for David Vandyke

    Ryan Maloney will make the four-hour round trip from the Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast to ride Caulfield Guineas runner-up Alligator Blood. The three-year-old is scheduled to trial on Tuesday after a short break with trainer David Vandyke to aim the gelding at the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas… Read More »

     
  • Cape Of Good Hope to target the Doncaster Mile

    Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes plans to turn the imported Cape Of Good Hope into a sprinter during the autumn to maximise his future as a stallion. The former Aidan O’Brien-trained horse won the Group One Caulfield Stakes (2000m) last month on debut for his new stable. He went… Read More »

     
  • G2 winner Time To Reign nearing a return

    Having been forced abandon the spring with Time To Reign, trainer Gary Portelli is looking forward to early autumn targets with the valuable colt. As the three-year-old half-brother to the Portelli-trained 2017 Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, Time To Reign carries a weight of expectation. He has fulfilled part… Read More »

     
  • Victorian trainers audit as part of welfare plan

    Racing Victoria is about to begin an audit of licensed trainers to ascertain the status of horses listed in their care. The audit is a part of RV’s Equine Welfare Strategic Plan which it hopes will improve the data standards and place the industry in the best possible position for… Read More »

     
  • Queensland trainers upset at altrenogest ruling

    Queensland trainers are disappointed integrity officers have refused to introduce a local rule to allow the use of the drug altrenogest which many believe is essential to preparing mares. Trainers have been asking for a local rule to supplement the national rule regarding the use of the drug which can… Read More »

     
  • More money for NSW BOBS scheme

    The breeder/owner bonus scheme in NSW is to be enhanced with Platinum and Gold categories worth $100,000 and $50,000 respectively to the winners of selected races. Racing NSW announced the changes to the BOBS scheme on Sunday to come into effect from January, 2020. The existing BOBS bonuses will be… Read More »

     
  • Fab’s Cowboy to break city drought

    Prolific country winner Fab’s Cowboy gets another chance to break his city duck when he contests the $105,000 Country Cups Championship final at Doomben. Fab’s Cowboy recently won his 35th race, eclipsing the modern day record for wins in Queensland held by 1980s country star, Sleep Walk, with 34. Passion… Read More »

     
  • Andrew Noblet set to make Ballarat new home

    The closure of Caulfield as a training centre is still four years away, but trainer Andrew Noblet has decided to pull up stumps early and move to Ballarat. Stables are being built on-course with Noblet hoping to be in the new Ballarat complex in March. “There was always talk about… Read More »

     
  • Altior suffers first defeat over jumps

    Altior has suffered his first defeat over jumps with Cyrname a brilliant all-the-way winner in the Christy 1965 Chase at Ascot. Unbeaten in 19 previous starts over hurdles and fences combined, The Nicky Henderson-trained Altior was all the rage to make it 20 as the 1-3 favourite to win beyond… Read More »

     
  • Doomben faces major water shortage

    The Brisbane Racing Club is facing a hefty bill to buy water for its Doomben track as the impact of the drought moves into the city. BRC chairman Neville Bell said Doomben had no water while Eagle Farm was running short with two to three weeks supply left. “We spent… Read More »

     
  • Regal Power wins Railway Stakes

    Leviathan owners Bob and Sandra Peters and star jockey William Pike have combined for yet another Group One win in Perth with Regal Power in the Railway Stakes at Ascot. Trained by Grant and Alana Williams, Regal Power ($10) started from the second-widest barrier and was well back rounding the… Read More »

     
  • Glen Boss banned, fined over Gong whip breaches

    Glen Boss has been handed a two-week ban and fined for excessive whip use on Star Of The Seas, third placegetter in the inaugural $1 million The Gong. Boss fronted before stewards after his ride in Saturday’s $1 million feature at Kembla Grange. The jockey, who missed the chance for… Read More »

     
  • Hawker Hurricane scores again at Ballarat

    Something about Ballarat Cup day gels with Hawker Hurricane with the gelding winning at the meeting for second year running. Hawker Hurricane won the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic 12 months ago at his debut outing, and he returned to the track for the first time since to claim victory… Read More »

     
  • Matt McGillivray boosts record on Tambo’s Mate

    Jockey Matt McGillivray continued his wonderful year for feature race wins by placing Tambo’s Mate on a Magic Millions trail with a win in the Listed Recognition Stakes (1350m) at Doomben. Tambo’s Mate ($5) was caught deep early but proved too strong in the straight to beat Vega One ($12)… Read More »

     
  • Mister Sea Wolf takes out inaugural $1m The Gong

    Leading trainer Chris Waller has capped a lucrative spring carnival, winning the inaugural $1 million Gong at Kembla Grange with warhorse Mister Sea Wolf. Sent out at $23, the eight-year-old raced just off the speed for James McDonald and reeled in Quackerjack ($6.50) late to win by a head. It… Read More »

     
  • Kris Lees-trained mare Fabulass in Doomben win

    Newcastle trainer Kris Lees decision to send regally bred Miss Fabulass to Brisbane has paid off with a stakes win. Ridden by Andrew Mallyon, Miss Fabulass stormed home to win Saturday’s Listed Spirit Of Boom Classic (1200m) at Doomben. The mare missed a start in last week’s $1 million The… Read More »

     
  • Kiwia goes back-to-back in Ballarat Cup

    Locally-trained Kiwia has won a second successive Ballarat Cup in a result that left his trainer Archie Alexander a little stunned. Kiwia won last year’s Ballarat Cup over 2200m for Darren Weir but was transferred to Alexander in February after a four-year disqualification handed his previous trainer. The gelding was… Read More »

     
  • Aqua D’ivina back on track with Kembla Grange win

    Trainer Matthew Smith is targeting the Magic Millions with talented mare Aqua D’ivina getting back on track with a win at Kembla Grange. Punters had abandoned Aqua D’ivina ($19) after three forgettable runs this campaign, when she twice beat only one home at Randwick and followed up with a last-place… Read More »

     
  • ‘Perfect’ Sneak Preview claims Highway Handicap win

    Dubbo trainer Kody Nestor has declared Sneak Preview a perfect Country Championships contender horse after his Highway Handicap win at Kembla Grange. Sent out at $4.80 in Saturda’s 1600m-race, the four-year-old, ridden by by Tim Clark, bolted to the lead at the 300m and held off a late charge from… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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