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Horse Racing News

  • Icarian Dream stamps Magic Millions Classic credentials

    Talented filly Icarian Dream has claimed her first stakes victory and shown that she’s right on track for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with a convincing win in the B.J. McLachlan Stakes at Eagle Farm. Trained by Ciaron Maher, Icarian Dream took some good Sydney form into Saturday’s Group 3 race… Read More »

     
  • Goldman digs deep in the Pakenham Cup

    One time Melbourne Cup favourite, Goldman has notched up his fourth win in Australia, leading throughout to take the Listed Pakenham Cup (2500m) under Beau Mertens. Jumping an $8.50 chance, Goldman’s staying prowess was on show as he kicked back to deny Grand Pierro ($19) by a long head, with $3.30 betting… Read More »

     
  • The Kings horse Gilded Water wins at Randwick

    Imported stayer Gilded Water has made it back-to-back victories in Australia and has given his owner, His Majesty King Charles III, a winner at Royal Randwick. The King’s racing manager John Warren was on track at Randwick on Saturday as the Ciaron Maher-trained Gilded Water raced to a convincing victory in… Read More »

     
  • Here To Shock gives Lindsay Park ‘Super’ quinella

    Ben, Will & Jd Hayes had the numbers two and three seed to knock off race-favourite Nadal in Saturday’s $1 million The Supernova (1400m) at Pakenham and did just that, with Here To Shock, ridden by Daniel Stackhouse, edging stablemate Arkansaw Kid in a thrilling stable quinella. Here To Shock ($4.60) trailed a… Read More »

     
  • Arriving Home makes it two from two

    Trainer Bjorn Baker would love to get lightly raced filly Arriving Home into the Magic Millions Guineas next month after the three-year-old remained unbeaten with a tough win at Randwick. Stepping up from a midweek city maiden win at Warwick Farm on debut earlier this month into Saturday’s Petaluma Handicap (1300m) –… Read More »

     
  • Pallaton races into Golden Slipper contention

    Pallaton has stamped himself as a two-year-old colt to watch heading into 2025 with an impressive debut win at Randwick. Trained by Michael Freedman and ridden by Tommy Berry, Pallaton raced to a 2-3/4-length victory in Saturday’s Shinzo @ Coolmore Plate (1000m) and firmed to be among the early favourites in Golden… Read More »

     
  • Vein Girl impresses in Magic Millions The Debut win

    Vein Girl has put herself in contention for next month’s $3 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic with a strong win on debut under lights at the Gold Coast’s first night meeting. The Chris and Corey Munce-trained Vein Girl was sent out the $3.50 favourite with betting sites in Friday night’s… Read More »

     
  • Changes to race meetings due to extreme heat

    The hot weather forecast for the days ahead has triggered changes to race meeting schedules to ensure the safety and welfare of racing animals and participants. Racing WA Chief Racing Officer David Hunter said officials were in direct contact with the Bureau of Meteorology and closely monitoring weather conditions to… Read More »

     
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  • Punter warned off for 10 years over betting scandal

    Former professional punter Noah Brash has been warned off from racing for 10 years after a Victorian Racing Tribunal (VRT) ruling on Friday morning. Brash, 29, pleaded guilty to five charges of betting with or for a jockey, breaching AR 236. The offences, involving jockey Michael Poy, included high-stakes bets… Read More »

     
  • Promising mare to take Flight at Randwick

    Joe Pride has no doubt In Flight has the potential to develop into a stakes-class sprinter and the mare will be given an opportunity to earn her way back into that grade via a benchmark race at Randwick. The four-year-old had her first taste of black-type level in the Listed Starlight… Read More »

     
  • Theodore aims to keep strike-rate going

    Trainer Stephen Theodore is looking to Divine Fire keeping his impressive strike-rate going when she shoots for a winning hat-trick on Saturday. After victories at Morphettville and Gawler, Divine Fire runs in the Christmas Cup (1600m) at Murray Bridge with Jacob Opperman in the saddle. Since returning to training ranks at the… Read More »

     
  • Jason Collett hoping for Dream Brisbane raid

    A pair of promising two-year-olds from the Ciaron Maher stable have lured top Sydney hoop Jason Collett to Queensland for back-to-back meetings this weekend. Collett is heading north to partner filly Life After Love in the $250,000 Magic Millions The Debut (1000m) at the Gold Coast on Friday night and her Maher-trained… Read More »

     
  • Bedggood chases rich Pakenham prize

    Two rising nine-year-olds, both resuming, will give Gavin Bedggood a potential shot at his biggest payday as a trainer. A former jockey, Bedggood has been plying his trade as a trainer since 2017 and during the recent Melbourne Spring Carnival prepared Mornington Glory to land his first Group 1 success. Just Folk and… Read More »

     
  • Harmony at peace with barriers

    The Lindsay Park team of Ben, Will and J D Hayes have not seen the barrier antics of Global Harmony that had the gelding banished from Hong Kong. A former Lindsay Park galloper before heading to Hong Kong to be prepared by David Hayes, Global Harmony won two of his 14… Read More »

     
  • Danny O’Brien targets Pakenham and Perth Cups with stable stars

    Trainer Danny O’Brien is readying two of his stable stars, Vow And Declare and Young Werther, for pivotal summer campaigns in separate Cup races. Vow And Declare will contest the $300,000 Pakenham Cup (2500m) this Saturday. The 2019 Melbourne Cup winner has shown promising signs after a challenging spring campaign,… Read More »

     
  • Kevin Daffy happy to wait with Oh Too Good

    Trainer Kevin Daffy says there is still plenty of time to chase the big league with his lightly-raced mare Oh Too Good. A winner of four of her seven starts with three runner-up finishes as well, Oh Too Hard runs in the VOBIS Gold Bullion (1400m) at Pakenham on Saturday. Daffy… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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