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  • Invincible Star to turn form around in Starlight Stakes

    Invincible Star can put a spring of discontent behind her and set herself on a Magic Millions Sprint path with a form turnaround in the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill. Lameness forced the speedy mare out of the Everest and then she had mixed results in a two-start Melbourne campaign, finishing… Read More »

     
  • Boomsara to take on Zoustyle at Doomben

    Boomsara will be kept to his own age group rather than tackle open company at Doomben even though it means taking on the high profile Zoustyle. Trainer Chris Munce had entered Boomsara in Saturday’s Group Three George Moore Stakes as well as the Winning Rupert Plate, both over 1200 metres…. Read More »

     
  • Jim Cassidy in winners’ circle as an owner

    Former champion jockey Jim Cassidy got almost as big a thrill out of the win of Mr Monaco at Sandown as he did winning the Melbourne Cup. Cassidy shares in the ownership of the Richard Laming-trained four-year-old who won Wednesday’s Ladbrokes Handicap. In a career that included victories in Australia’s… Read More »

     
  • James McDonald extends lead in jockeys’ title

    James McDonald is looking a safe proposition to win the Sydney jockeys’ premiership in his first full season of racing since a long ban. McDonald extended his lead in the 2018-19 title with a winning treble at a rain-soaked Warwick Farm meeting on Wednesday. His three winners, Re Edit, Semper… Read More »

     
  • Sandown treble has Ethan Brown back in top form

    One rider happy to see the back-end of the spring carnival is apprentice Ethan Brown. Rides dried up over the carnival for last season’s leading apprentice who also finished third behind Craig Williams and Damian Lane on the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership. The young rider was in sparkling form in the… Read More »

     
  • No Magic Millions Classic for Sunlight’s sister

    The little sister of defending Magic Millions 2YO Classic winner Sunlight will not get the chance to emulate the flying filly in this season’s rich race at the Gold Coast. Trainer Tony McEvoy said while two-year-old Sisstar had the talent, at this early stage of her juvenile season she did… Read More »

     
  • Damian Browne rewarded for Gold Coast excursion

    Top jockey Damian Browne made a rare trip to the Gold Coast to put promising two-year-old Well Prepared on a Magic Millions trail. A multiple Group One-winning jockey, Browne is based at the Sunshine Coast and is notorious for not liking to make the three to four hours trip to… Read More »

     
  • Tony McEvoy expecting improved run from Mintha

    Things did not pan out how Tony McEvoy had hoped with Mintha in the mare’s spring return but the trainer expects a more prominent showing from the four-year-old at Moonee Valley. Mintha resumed in the Summoned Stakes (1500m) at Sandown on November 17, her first start since winning the Rivette… Read More »

     
  • Our Century in lone stand for Kim Waugh

    Our Century will be Kim Waugh’s sole runner at Rosehill on Saturday following a minor setback to Provincial Championship runner-up Newsfan. Newsfan had been entered for the meeting but wasn’t among the final acceptances after hurting her foot on Wednesday morning. “She’s just got a little bruise in her foot… Read More »

     
  • For Pete’s Sake lands the prize at Sandown

    Pakenham trainer Tim Hughes hasn’t looked back since taking a punt on an untried racehorse. That galloper, For Pete’s Sake, broke through for his maiden win on Wednesday in the Ladbrokes Multiverse Plate at Sandown. Hughes parted with $1000 to buy the now four-year-old after the gelding was originally purchased… Read More »

     
  • Joe Pride set for big day out at Rosehill

    For a mid-sized stable, Joe Pride will have a big presence at Rosehill on Saturday. Not only will the trainer saddle up seven runners across nine races, but four of them will contest feature events. “It’s the biggest team we’ve had at the races for a while,” Pride said. The… Read More »

     
  • Front-runner Solar Star chasing hat-trick

    Solar Star has produced front-running wins in her past two starts and connections are hoping the same scenario can play out when the filly heads back to Moonee Valley to race on an eight-day back-up. The Anthony Freedman-trained Solar Star found the front and held her rivals at bay at… Read More »

     
  • Trainers to have disqualifications shortened

    Two Adelaide-based trainers have had their disqualifications reduced on appeal by the South Australian Racing Appeals Tribunal. Training partners Niki O’Shea and Ashton Downing were each disqualified following a stewards’ inquiry on May 2. They were banned on conduct charges including the attempted raceday administration to two horses en route… Read More »

     
  • Warwick Farm market movers – 28/11/2018

    We take a look at the market movers and best backed runners for each race at Warwick Farm on Wednesday (28/11/2018) with Sportsbet.com.au, there has been plenty of big moves for long shots and those in the market. * Market Movers include scratchings which can influence some moves.

     
  • Ben Currie to face another stewards’ inquiry

    Queensland Racing Integrity Commission stewards will hold an inquiry into prohibited substances allegedly found in samples taken from three horses trained by Ben Currie. In a media statement a QRIC spokesperson said the alleged breaches related to Wicked Trilogy on December 2, Shikira on January 28 at Toowoomba and Karaharaga… Read More »

     
  • Matt Dunn guarded about Care To Think’s comeback

    Care To Think has worked well in the lead-up to his comeback but trainer Matt Dunn is wary about the sprinter’s winning chances. Care To Think will be having his first run since being unplaced in the Stradbroke Handicap in June when he tackles the Group Three George Moore Stakes… Read More »

     
  • Viddora firms for Winterbottom Stakes after draw

    Viddora has drawn an inside barrier in her bid for successive wins in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes. One of Australia’s best sprinting mares, Viddora secure gate five for the $1 million race, the premier sprint during Perth’s summer carnival. She scored from barrier seven last year in a breakthrough… Read More »

     
  • Tye Angland still in serious condition after fall

    Tye Angland remains in a serious but stable condition after unspecified surgery following a Hong Kong race fall. Angland was injured when his mount Go Beauty Go knuckled after the start at Sha Tin on Sunday night. The Hong Jockey Club (HKJC) reported Angland was conscious and responding to medical… Read More »

     
  • Training trio avoid RV stewards’ charges

    Racing Victoria stewards have elected to take no action against three trainers following investigations into positive test results to banned substances. Robbie Laing, along with father-and-son training duo Russell and Scott Cameron, each had one horse show traces of an anabolic androgenic steroid in blood samples. The Laing-trained Little Indian… Read More »

     
  • Riders announced for Origin jockey series

    2018 ORIGIN JOCKEY SERIES RIDERS New South Wales Corey Brown, 42 Career Highlights – 2 x Melbourne Cup winner (2009, 2017) Brad Stewart, 40 Career Highlights – Queensland Champion Apprentice (1998), Winter Stakes (2005). Victoria Luke Nolen, 38 Career Highlights – Rode Black Caviar to 22 of her 25 wins… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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