General News

• Rarefied romps in

  CHRIS Munce picked the right moment to ride his first winner for Darley Crown Lodge when Rarefied scored a brilliant win in the Up And Coming Stakes.

   
• Hoop pays heavy price

  THE trophy is just about all Daniel Ganderton will get to keep following his win aboard Deer Valley in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick yesterday.

   
• Tinkler’s showdown with the sheikh

  A THREE-YEAR-OLD colt with only a midweek maiden win to his credit yesterday set up a clash between two of racing’s biggest empires with a stunning win.

   
• Hoop pays heavy price

  THE trophy is just about all Daniel Ganderton will get to keep following his win aboard Deer Valley in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick yesterday.

   
• I have got a certainty, his name’s …

  MOTI was the shining light from my team at Randwick yesterday, she looks a lightweight Epsom chance, and is booked to Norther Meteor in the spring.

   
• I have got a certainty, his name’s …

  MOTI was the shining light from my team at Randwick yesterday, she looks a lightweight Epsom chance, and is booked to Norther Meteor in the spring.

   
• Hoop pays heavy price

  THE trophy is just about all Daniel Ganderton will get to keep following his win aboard Deer Valley in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick yesterday.

   
• Gelding makes him a winner

  WITH the prospect of a career at stud behind him because of a quirk of nature, Judge Me Not now has to keep on winning to cover his purchase price.

   
• Schofield has a lament

  GLYN Schofield, Sydney racing’s “Mr Consistency” and a real favourite with punters, has a problem that he can’t readily solve. He keeps getting taken off good horses.

   
• Cummings, Oliver get votes

  THE public vote was resounding – Bart Cummings is our best trainer, jockey Damien Oliver is without peer and nearly everyone wants to win the Melbourne Cup.

   
• Stallion commands respect

  COURT Command, the racehorse who took a 12-month break from the track to try his luck as a stallion, is back in action today – and he can win.

   
• Gelding makes him a winner

  WITH the prospect of a career at stud behind him because of a quirk of nature, Judge Me Not now has to keep on winning to cover his purchase price.

   
• Devastating in the straight

  BRAD Pengelly sees no demons in the outside barrier for Queenslander Albert The Fat at Randwick tomorrow.

   
• Hayes selling Lindsay Park

  DAVID Hayes is selling his family’s South Australian training complex at Lindsay Park to move to a new property in country Victoria.

   
• The last days of Lindsay Park

  RACING editor Ray Thomas reports on the end of an era for a dynasty – talking to David Hayes at Lindsay Park about why he’s selling the famous complex.

   
• More Joyous ready to return

  I AM counting down the hours until the Randwick meeting tomorrow as several of my stable stars are making an appearance, including talented filly More Joyous.

   
• Singo grounded for months

  JOHN Singleton maintains there is a pursuit more challenging than some of the feats of death-defying endurance he has used to test his resolve in recent years.

   
• Hayes selling Lindsay Park

  DAVID Hayes is selling his family’s South Australian training complex at Lindsay Park to move to a new property in country Victoria.

   
• Devastating in the straight

  BRAD Pengelly sees no demons in the outside barrier for Queenslander Albert The Fat at Randwick tomorrow.

   
• Trainer from go to woe

  A DAY of celebration turned to utter despair for small-time Royal Randwick trainer Craig Carmody when his first city winner was taken from him on protest.