Munce clear after hospital dash
CHRIS Munce was lucky to escape serious injury at Ipswich after getting thrown off Shabroushka in the barriers.
CHRIS Munce was lucky to escape serious injury at Ipswich after getting thrown off Shabroushka in the barriers.
THESEO was given a testing gallop before dawn at Randwick in his final serious hitout ahead of the Doncaster Mile.
PETER Moody has declared a wide barrier and big weight won’t stop Typhoon Tracy winning the Doncaster Mile.
A DONCASTER tug-of-war has erupted over the services of star jockey Nash Rawiller.
TRAINER Peter Moody has confirmed Newmarket Handicap winner Wanted has run his last race.
NASH Rawiller was caught in the middle of a Doncaster Mile tug of war when trainers Gai Waterhouse and Chris Waller both wanted the top jockey.
MELITO is unlikely to contest the US Breeders Cup later this year despite her brilliant TJ Smith Stakes win.
PETER Moody was originally worried a lightly weighted three-year-old could steal the Doncaster from Typhoon Tracy.
TONY Noonan is confident Ortensia can continue the winning run of interstate raiders in the Group One Galaxy (1100m).
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MAN of the moment Michael Clarke made his way out to Royal Randwick yesterday to enjoy the delights of Derby Day.
TRAINER Gerald Ryan broke a four-year Group I drought when Melito extended Hot Danish’s big race jinx in TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) at Royal Randwick yesterday.
FROM winning the card at Boulia in outback Queensland one week, to leading in the Derby winner at Randwick the next, what a ride it’s been for Shoot Out’s owners.
MICHELLE Payne became the first female jockey in 178 years of racing at Randwick to ride a Group I winner, driving Yosei to victory in the Sires Produce.
HE picked the Slipper winner for us. Now Sydney’s top ratings expert has earmarked this outsider to win today’s Derby.
JOHN Wallace is convinced Shoot Out will run a strong 2400m in the AJC Australian Derby at Randwick today.
PAUL Whelan, breeder and part-owner of Rock Classic, has two simple words for those doubting his Derby chance.
JOHN O’Shea needed to buy some time. The syndication company he was training for had just collapsed.
IT IS to be hoped that Bart Cummings, with $50,000 slow-burning his pocket, is as wise as his eyebrows suggest.
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