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RS NewsWire

  • Splash Back claims the G1 Tatts Tiara

    Grahame Begg had the Group 1 Tatts Tiara (1400m) circled a long way out for talented mare Splash Back and the long-range plan came to fruition at Eagle Farm on Saturday. Since finishing down the track in the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes (1600m) at Flemington in the Spring, Begg… Read More »

     
  • Irish hoop tastes McKell Cup Glory at Rosehill

    Irish jockey Adam Farragher has celebrated a career milestone, winning his first stakes race aboard the Ciaron Maher-trained Glory Daze in the Listed W J McKell Cup at Rosehill. Farragher had ridden seven black-type placegetters, including one at Group 2 level in the UK, but was thrilled to get a… Read More »

     
  • I’m Foxing continues Rae’s fantastic run

    Alexander Rae is enjoying a fantastic run of form of late which continued on Saturday at Caulfield as I’m Foxing showed her rivals a clean set of heels in the MRC Membership Made Of Moments Handicap (1000m). Despite having won her past three starts, the filly by I Am Immortal… Read More »

     
  • King Pedro reigns supreme in the Stayers Cup

    Relief was Tom Charlton’s first emotion after King Pedro atoned for a series of luckless defeats with a dominant performance in the Stayers Cup at Rosehill. Since winning at Gosford in November, the lightly raced gelding had finished runner-up in four of his subsequent five starts and Charlton admitted he… Read More »

     
  • Lighthouse Lass worth the weight for Reece Jones

    It’s not the race morning call a jockey wants to get, but Reece Jones’ commitment to waste for a pick-up ride has been rewarded with Lighthouse Lass overcoming a tardy start to post her second career win. Returning from a week-long break, Jones had been booked for five rides at… Read More »

     
  • Lucky Brook could flow into Spring

    Greg Eurell may have a smart two-year-old in his hands in the form of Lucky Brook, who won the Sportsbet Race Previews Handicap (1000m) to open the card at Caulfield on Saturday. By Lucky Vega, the debutant had won four jump outs and converted that winning attitude to race day,… Read More »

     
  • Biancelli can bounce back at Caulfield

    The barrier is not one of them, but Michael Kent Jnr sees enough positives to result in an improved performance from Biancelli at Caulfield this Saturday. The one-time promising filly will chase her first win more than a year in the $130,000 Tobin Brothers Celebrating Lives F&M BM84 Handicap (1100m)…. Read More »

     
  • Classic winner gets shot at Stakes Joy

    Anything Mountjoy achieves for the remainder of the campaign can be considered a bonus, but the Ballarat filly gets her shot at a lucrative Stakes victory this Saturday in Adelaide. The Henry Dwyer-trained two-yerar-old will contest the $120,000 David Peacock Oaklands Plate (1400m) on the Morphettville Parks track. Mountjoy was… Read More »

     
  • Hayes Mad for a change of luck with mare

    If Ben Hayes has learnt one thing with Madiyya over her career, it is that you can’t count on too many opportunities each preparation with her. Hence, narrow defeats at her past two starts have been particularly hard to stomach. The daughter of Super Seth has been beaten in a… Read More »

     
  • Tuileries tuned-up for tilt at Tatts Tiara title

    The recent spate of wet weather in Brisbane prompted Peter Snowden to rejig Tuileries’ build-up to the Tattersall’s Tiara, but he remained confident it wouldn’t impact her winning chances. The four-year-old was scheduled to tackle the Dane Ripper Stakes (1400m) two weeks ago but was scratched due to the heavy… Read More »

     
  • Stayers Cup test for improving Tulloch Lodge gelding

    A minor placing in midweek grade might not seem like an ideal form reference for the Stayers Cup, but Adrian Bott is banking on natural improvement and fitness helping Centenario make the transition. The former New Zealander finished third over 2400m on the Kensington track last start and with the… Read More »

     
  • Hickman looking to the Future with Melbourne Cup hopeful

    The Tattersall’s Cup has been the winter target for Future History all campaign, and if the gelding can win it, a start in the Melbourne Cup will become a realistic goal. The eight-year-old, who contested Australia’s most famous race in 2023, has been competingย in great heart this season, stringing together… Read More »

     
  • Trainer expecting Touristic to bounce back in WJ McKell Cup

    A below par result last start might look like the effects of a busy preparation, but Peter Snowden is adamant Touristic remains bright and well, and he expects the horse to prove it at Rosehill. Having kicked off his campaign in the Festival Stakes (1500m) in November, Touristic will line… Read More »

     
  • Andrew Bobbin out to spin Caulfield Miracle

    Andrew Bobbin looks pretty clever given what Miracle Spin is doing this time in, but he concedes he hasn’t always felt that smart. The Stawell trainer wondered after a winless three-run spring campaign, which concluded with a 23-length last placing in the Penshurst Cup, whether Miracle Spin would even have… Read More »

     
  • Gibbons’ rising career still in its Infancy

    Consistency has been a key focus for Dylan Gibbons this season, and it will continue to be his mantra into the next. But winning Group 1 races is what every jockey dreams ofย and if he can add the final major of the 2025-26 racing term aboard Infancy in the Tattersall’s… Read More »

     
  • Focus shifts to metro Rewards

    Kelvin Southey doesn’t regret holding Bazaball Rewarded back from city racing until this campaign, but he’s glad she is now getting the chance to prove she’s up to it. The four-year-old’s only three runs this year have been at Caulfield, resulting in wins either side of a fifth placing in… Read More »

     
  • Forecast rain could dampen Portelli’s Rosehill Performance

    The weekend stocks of Gary Portelli will hinge on Sydney’s weather with up to half his Rosehill team unlikely to take their place if the track deteriorates. Portelli is preparing to saddle up six runners on Saturday, including lightly raced three-year-old Performance. But she will only run in the Kia… Read More »

     
  • Pin Up Sheila emerges as poster girl for the spring

    A black-type race at the back end of the spring carnival is on the table for Pin Up Sheila after the youngster made it two wins from as many starts at Warwick Farm. By versatile sire Pinatubo, the filly followed a determined on-speed victory at Canterbury last month with another… Read More »

     
  • God’s Window out to shut the door on Cup rivals

    Chris Waller is set to rely on God’s Window in his bid to win a second W J McKell Cup at Rosehill with stablemate Rotagilla all but certain to race in Queensland. The latter has remained in Brisbane since finishing third at Eagle Farm earlier this month and Waller’s assistant… Read More »

     
  • Fox out to keep run going

    Alex Rae knows his brilliant run of form will end at some point, but he’s hoping the horse who kick-started it all can do her bit to keep it going a little while longer. I’m Foxing will chase a fourth-straight win in Saturday’s $150,000 MRC Membership Made Of Moments 3YO… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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