Chateauneuf Dupape and Miss Confidential Auckland-bound
Australian horses will be represented in New Zealand for the second consecutive weekend with Chateuaneuf Dupape and Miss Confidential to run at Ellerslie on Sunday.
Australian horses will be represented in New Zealand for the second consecutive weekend with Chateuaneuf Dupape and Miss Confidential to run at Ellerslie on Sunday.
One of racing’s most remarkable stories continues at the small Victorian racecourse of Hanging Rock on Wednesday.
New Zealand’s best three year old male, Jimmy Choux, is on track to complete a rare double this autumn.
Sydney’s first lady of racing Gai Waterhouse has followed a tried and true formula when selecting what she hopes will be her next staying star.
Peter Moody has been a busy man at this morning’s Cranbourne trials, unleashing many horses he hopes will join his already strong autumn lineup.
All eyes will be on the New Zealand racecourse of Trentham tomorrow as the Adrian Bull-trained So Divine makes her eagerly anticipated debut – providing she gets a run.
VRC Derby winner Lion Tamer is in doubt for the Group 1 AJC Australian Derby (2400m).
Glamour mare More Joyous has been set as favourite in TAB Sportsbet’s opening market for the Group 1 Doncaster Mile (1600m).
Australian sprinters First Command, Monton and Swift Alliance have had mixed fortunes at this morning’s barrier draw for Saturday’s $1m Group 1 Telegraph Handicap (1200m) at Trentham.
Reigning champion Rangirangdoo heads a list of 222 entries taken this morning for the $2m Group 1 Doncaster Mile (1600m).
Australia’s champion racehorse So You Think leaves this country today in his quest to add international glory to his record.
Betstar has this morning released the first market on the 2011 Melbourne Cup, with 2010 runner up Maluckyday the early favourite.
The internationalisation of the Melbourne Cup may almost be complete with connections of American horse Unusual Suspect tentatively suggesting that he could be sent for a crack at the race that stops the nation.
Tough New Zealand gelding Wall Street has stuck his nose out to win the Group 1 Emirates Stakes (1600m) in a blanket finish.
Unbeaten mare Black Caviar has made it eight from eight with an unbelievable victory in the Group 1 Patinack Farm Classic (1200m).
It is a distinct possibility that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II may attend the 2011 Melbourne Cup (3200m).
Just Horse Racing writer Andrew Hawkins has been working on the most in-depth Melbourne Cup preview for our readers.
Betting on the 2010 Melbourne Cup may be thrown into turmoil this afternoon with news that two of the international raiders, Profound Beauty and Bauer, may miss the $6 million race next Tuesday.
Sydney Cup winner Jessicabeel is the winner of the 2009/2010 Australian Stayers Challenge.
The selection of the Emirates Melbourne Cup field is always an issue which creates debate.