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  • Newgate Farm in box seat for Inglis Nursery success

    The Hunter Valley’s Newgate Farm looks to have a stranglehold on the Inglis Nursery with an interest in three leading chances for the $500,000 race. Newgate are shareholders in both the favourite Strasbourg and equal second elect Enforcement. They also have a vested interest in Blazing Miss, who shares the… Read More »

     
  • Levi Kavanagh hopes for Kentucky to breeze home at Flemington

    Levi Kavanagh is hoping the potential Kentucky Breeze showed as a spring three-year-old can again shine through at Flemington a year later. Kentucky Breeze shot to prominence at his second start, accounting for accomplished horses Muraaqeb and Sircconi in a Listed race on the final day of the 2017 Melbourne… Read More »

     
  • Granny Red Shoes to shake off Caulfield curse

    A solid trial performance indicates Granny Red Shoes is set to cast off the “Caulfield curse” when she returns to clockwise racing at Doomben. The filly returns against a top class field in Saturday’s Listed Gold Edition Plate (1200m) at Doomben and on her best form should be competitive. Granny… Read More »

     
  • Barry O’Farrell gives Conghua training facility thumbs-up

    It could soon be easier for Australian horses to again race in Hong Kong with Barry O’Farrell giving the Conghua training facility the tick of approval. The chief executive of Racing Australia, O’Farrell has been part of a group of international racing officials given a tour of the complex on… Read More »

     
  • Chris Munce gets back to his day job

    Chris Munce has returned to his day job ahead of the Doomben meeting after making a cameo reappearance as a jockey. Munce rode 43 Group One winners during his long career in the saddle but has been training since January 2015 with plenty of success including a double at the… Read More »

     
  • Balancing act for Kendrick with Hingus Rose

    Trainer Stuart Kendrick is faced with a delicate balancing act as he decides whether to run honest mare Hingus Rose in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben. Hingus Rose has drawn barrier 13 in a field of 14 and on a good track would start long odds. Although she… Read More »

     
  • Aloisia Sydney bound for Villiers Stakes

    The permitted use of Regumate in NSW means Victorian mare Aloisia will take her place in a stakes race at Randwick. The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Aloisia runs in Saturday’s Group Two Villiers Stakes (1600m). Regumate contains altrenogest which was responsible for horses trained by Robbie Laing and father-and-son… Read More »

     
  • Flemington holds Muraahib’s Dubai hopes

    Muraahib could join a couple of fellow Shadwell Stud-owned stablemates on a trip to Dubai if successful at Flemington. Muraaqeb and Eshtiraak are already confirmed Dubai contenders with Faatinah a possibility to join the pair. Faatinah competed successfully at the Dubai carnival earlier in the year at lesser meetings ahead… Read More »

     
  • Razor Sharp Handicap test for emerging sprinter

    In a perfect world, Cradle Mountain would not be making his stakes race debut in the Razor Sharp at Randwick. Trainer Clare Cunningham is more comfortable taking a conservative approach with her horses, but a lack of suitable races has forced her hand and Cradle Mountain will take his place… Read More »

     
  • Queensland jockey Peter Cullen gets dual licence

    Veteran rider Peter Cullen has become the first person in Queensland to be granted a dual jockey and trainer licence. The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission on Wednesday granted Cullen the dual licence which was made possible by an amendment to the Thoroughbred Licensing Scheme last month. Cullen comes from one… Read More »

     
  • Stablehand says not involved in top-ups

    A stablehand banned over the ‘Aquanita eight’ doping scandal denies being involved in giving horses “top-ups” on race days. After being subpoenaed to give evidence to four trainers’ appeals over their disqualifications, float driver Daniel Garland denied administering sodium bicarbonate to horses on race day. Garland said he never took… Read More »

     
  • Drying powers set to suit Flemington pair

    Simon Zahra is banking on the recuperative powers of Flemington from a summer soaking to help two of the stable’s runners in a straight race for mares. Essence Of Terror and Smart Coupe line up for Zahra and co-trainer Mathew Ellerton in Saturday’s Wingate Avenue Community Centre Trophy (1100m). Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • Jenny Graham’s luck set to continue

    Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham’s Brisbane campaign has taken a sharp turn for the better and she hopes it is a sign of a stakes win at Doomben. Graham has a team of six horses in Brisbane for the summer and she struck her first win with Awesome Pluck at… Read More »

     
  • Robbie Fradd back to ride at Doomben

    The much-travelled Robbie Fradd has picked up some key rides for leading trainer Chris Waller for his return to Brisbane racing at Doomben. Originally from South Africa, Fradd has ridden with success in many centres and was running second in the Brisbane metropolitan premiership when he took up a contract… Read More »

     
  • Aquanita appeal to hear from stablehand

    A stablehand banned over the Aquanita eight doping scandal will give evidence when four trainers’ appeals against their disqualifications continues on Thursday. Trainers Robert Smerdon, Stuart Webb, Tony Vasil and Liam Birchley are fighting their bans in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Racing Victoria has subpoenaed the other four… Read More »

     
  • Banned trainer denies giving horses “top-ups”

    A trainer banned over the Aquanita eight doping scandal denies giving horses “top-ups” on race days, evidence he says has not been influenced by “pretty graphic threats” he received. Forced to take the witness stand as four other trainers fight their disqualifications, Trent Pennutto said he could not recall sending… Read More »

     
  • Numoor impresses in Sandown maiden victory

    Time and maturity have allowed Numoor to return to racing with an impressive first-up victory at Sandown. The Lindsay Park-trained filly strolled home a impressive winner in Wednesday’s Ladbrokes Multiverse Plate at her second career start. On debut at Geelong in July when third, Numoor was all at sea, but… Read More »

     
  • Victoria prize money increases set for new year

    Connections of horses racing in Victoria will be the beneficiaries of an additional $40 million in prize money due to be rolled out in the new year. The extra money follows a commitment from the recently returned Victorian Labor government to support the racing industry to the tune of $33… Read More »

     
  • Unite And Conquer firms for Magic Millions Classic

    Unite And Conquer earned a comparison with three Golden Slipper winners as the colt protected an unblemished record in a key Magic Millions lead-up race at Wyong. Stepping out for the first time since winning the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes on debut at Flemington in October, Unite And Conquer made easy… Read More »

     
  • Problem Solver earns a return to the Gold Coast

    Problem Solver will be given her chance to add to an already enviable Magic Millions record after a surprise win at Wyong. Winning for only the second time in a 12-start career, Problem Solver claimed the scalp of well-credentialled mare Invincible Star in the Magic Millions Wyong 3YO & 4YO… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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