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RS NewsWire

  • Metropolitan favourite to step out in Kingston Town Stakes

    The Metropolitan favourite Eliyass isn’t completely locked in to lining up in the Group 1 race with his Tulloch Lodge trainers keen to keep all options on the table for now. The import will take the next step in his campaign when he tackles the Group 3 Kingston Town Stakes… Read More »

     
  • McEvoy babies dominate at Cranbourne

    Tony McEvoy was happy with what he saw from Veight, who continued his preparation towards the Manikato Stakes with a Monday morning trial, but his stable star’s appearance was not what had him most excited. The Ballarat trainer and his partner, son Calvin, descended on Cranbourne with a big team of… Read More »

     
  • Feroce aiming towards Caulfield Guineas test

    =Young trainer Dominic Sutton has only been training six months but is hoping to be one of the contenders during the Melbourne Spring Carnival. With five winners to his name from 47 career starters, Sutton is set to start stable favourite Feroce in the Group 3 Guineas Prelude (1400m) at Caulfield… Read More »

     
  • Exciting three-year-old to miss the Spring Racing Carnival

    The Spring Carnival has lost one of its most exciting three-year-olds before his campaign even started with Espionage to undergo surgery following an accident in training. Managing owner James Harron on Sunday revealed the Zoustar colt injured a leg after and would be sidelined until next year. “After kicking out on… Read More »

     
  • Aidan O’Brien’s Melbourne Cup entries fight out St Leger

    Aidan O’Brien gave himself – and Racing Victoria’s chief handicapper David Hegan – something to think about for the next couple of days when he saw two of his Melbourne Cup nominations to fight out the English St Leger in the early hours of Sunday, Australian time. Jan Brueghel stretched his unbeaten… Read More »

     
  • Encap bounces back to win Theo Marks Stakes

    Under-rated gelding Encap has shed his tag as a perennial bridesmaid with a gutsy victory in the Group Two Theo Marks Stakes at Rosehill to confirm his Golden Eagle credentials. Coming into Saturday, the Gary Portelli-trained four-year-old had won just one race, the Ming Dynasty Quality on the corresponding program 12… Read More »

     
  • Mr Brightside shines on dull Makybe Diva Stakes day

    Mr Brightside has exacted revenged on arch enemy Pride Of Jenni to take Group 1 honours in a thrilling race at Flemington. Having staged a thrilling contest last spring before renewing hostilities in the autumn, Mr Brightside got the upper hand over Pride Of Jenni in the closing stages to claim a… Read More »

     
  • Godolphin colt stops Traffic in Golden Rose audition

    Traffic Warden has upstaged some of Sydney’s highest-profile colts to land an outstanding first-up win in The Run To The Rose, giving Godolphin its fourth successive victory in the Golden Rose lead-up. Trainer James Cummings confirmed the three-year-old would join stablemate Broadsiding in the Group 1 before a decision was made on whether… Read More »

     
  • Grinzinger Belle dominant in Let’s Elope Stakes

    Trainer Danny O’Brien is eyeing a Group 1 race during the Melbourne Cup Carnival with impressive Flemington winner Grinzinger Belle. Having her first start since competing in early winter at Caulfield, Grinzinger Belle registered an easy win in the Group 2 Let’s Elope Stakes (1400m) on Saturday. The Group 1 Empire… Read More »

     
  • Sunshine shines brightly in Everest audition

    Her coat is yet to come through and she isn’t completely wound-up, but Sunshine In Paris has still managed to make a sparkling Everest statement with a dynamite win the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill. Claiming the scalp of Joliestar, who had been equal favourite for the $20 million showpiece before Saturday,… Read More »

     
  • Point King secures Melbourne Cup start

    Owner Lloyd Williams has moved a step closer to winning an eighth Melbourne Cup after Irish-bred galloper Point King earned a start in the great race with a fighting win at Flemington. Point King took out the Group 3 Archer Stakes (2500m) on Saturday to earn a ballot exemption into the… Read More »

     
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  • Maher pair chase Golden Ticket into Melbourne Cup

    The Ciaron Maher stable is chasing a Golden Ticket into the Melbourne Cup with two of their stayers at Flemington. Interpretation and Berkshire Breeze contest the Group 3 Archer Stakes (2500m) at Flemington on Saturday with victory providing a ballot exemption into the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) on November 5. The Archer… Read More »

     
  • Antino bids to show G1 credentials

    Trainer Tony Gollan will instruct Blake Shinn to keep Antino busy behind the barriers in a bid to get the gelding to begin better than he has in recent starts. Shinn reunites with Antino in the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (1600m) at Flemington on Saturday, having not ridden the gelding since… Read More »

     
  • Adrian Bott issues Storm warning for Rosehill

    Adrian Bott has issued an ominous warning to Storm Boy’s Run To The Rose rivals, declaring the hulking colt has improved from his slashing first-up win and is expected to continue to improve as he stretches into the spring. The high-profile three-year-old gave nothing else a chance when dominating from… Read More »

     
  • Neasham hoping history can repeat in Sheraco Stakes

    Bonny mare Sunshine In Paris endured a mixed bag of fortunes last spring and her trainers are hoping for a case of second time lucky as she again heads down an Everest route. The five-year-old posted a brilliant first-up win in the 2023 Sheraco Stakes to earn selection for an Everest… Read More »

     
  • Racing TV pioneer Graham McNeice dies at 76

    The Australian horse racing industry is mourning the death of racing television pioneer Graham McNeice who has died at 76 years of age in Sydney. Queensland-born, McNeice achieved his success in radio and television predominantly in New South Wales initially as an understudy racecaller and as a producer and presenter… Read More »

     
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  • Cocivera hopes to shed bridesmaid status in Carnarvon Cup

    It’s been a challenging campaign for Acermetric, but trainer Dean Cocivera has high optimism that at Carnarvon on Saturday, the veteran gelding has his hoof on the till. After early injury worries, Acermetric has hit his straps and Dean Cocivera believes the ten-year-old is up for the fight to land… Read More »

     
  • Three-pronged Jolly attack on Wylie Handicap

    Trainers Richard Jolly and Chantelle Jolly will look to add another early season feature race win to their record when they saddle three runners in a Stakes race in Adelaide. Having already saluted with See You In Heaven in the Group 3 Behemoth Stakes at Morphettville last month, the pair will… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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