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Horse Racing News

  • Romantic Warrior dominant to claim fourth Hong Kong Cup

    Hong Kong superstar Romantic Warrior continues to re-write the record books having recorded an effortless victory to claim his fourth straight Hong Kong International Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday. The Danny Shum-trained gelding was clinical, settling third before coasting away from his rivals in the straight to post a… Read More »

     
  • Full of beans Bubble fights back in Hong Kong Mile

    Voyage Bubble may be seven years old but trainer Ricky Yiu will not hear of his six-time winning Group One galloper being anywhere near past his best. Yiu’s thinking was there in reality on the track as Voyage Bubble ($3.60) fought back from being headed with Zac Purton aboard in… Read More »

     
  • Rey Magnerio hits pay dirt in The Goldrush

    Trainer Robbie Griffiths has hinted at more Western Australian targets to come after his in-form sprinter Rey Magnerio claimed Saturday’s Group 3 The Gold Rush (1400m) at Ascot. The six-year-old son of Magnus was initially aimed at the recent G1 Winterbottom Stakes, where he finished a close third behind Libertad… Read More »

     
  • Weeping Woman headlines stellar afternoon for Pride

    Joe Pride had six horses in action across the country on Saturday and came away with two wins, three seconds and a third, including the quinella in the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick. Weeping Woman ($2.60 fav) wore down barn mate Coal Crusher ($6) in the Sydney sprint to… Read More »

     
  • Ingham triumph puts Yorkshire in Doncaster Mile mix

    Tom Charlton was five years old when John O’Shea landed his first Group win in the 2000 Villiers Stakes, but the training partners were celebrating together when Yorkshire took out the corresponding race at Randwick on Saturday. It was O’Shea’s fourth success in the summer feature, now known as The… Read More »

     
  • Warnie flies late to claim The Supernova

    Thomas Stockdale has channelled his inner Mark Zahra to guide Warnie to his biggest success in his career as a jockey. Stockdale produced a cool and calculated ride aboard the Ciaron Maher-trained galloper to claim the The Supernova (1400m) at Pakenham on Saturday. The Supernova was the second of two… Read More »

     
  • Taramansour provides locals with Pakenham Cup win

    Local galloper Taramansour has turned around his form to give trainer Phillip Stokes his first win in the Pakenham Cup. Stokes, who runs a dual state operation with a stable at Morphettville, was an early arrival when the Pakenham base expanded in 2019 and has always coveted a Pakenham Cup… Read More »

     
  • Bargain buy Where’s The Circus dominates rich Inglis Nursery

    Jean Van Overmeire’s decision to relinquish a book of rides at Newcastle for just one mount at Randwick has paid the ultimate dividend with Where’s The Circus scoring a boilover victory in the Inglis Nursery. Van Overmeire had partnered the filly, a $1250 online buy, to a recent barrier trial… Read More »

     
  • Well Written secures first slot for $4m The Kiwi

    Not surprisingly, Well Written is the first horse locked in for the NZ$4 million slot race, The Kiwi, which will be contested at Ellerslie on Champions Day.. In spite of only having raced three rimes Well Written has been turning heads and making headlines since winning on debut over 1200m… Read More »

     
  • Fox on the hunt of Supernova win

    Jenni The Fox may only be the winner of a maiden, but trainer Lucy Yeomans believes there is a big race success in the mare. However, Yeomans is realistic enough to know that is unlikely to come in The Supernova (1400m) at Pakenham on Saturday, but the trainer says the mare will not disgrace… Read More »

     
  • Browne’s roll the dice one more time

    Trainers Emma-Lee and David Browne have decided to roll the dice one more time with Statuario in a bid to win their local Cup at Pakenham. The New Zealanders who have been in Victoria since April 2022, initially setting-up base at Cranbourne, have been at Pakenham since the start of the 2023-24 season…. Read More »

     
  • Lees sets sights on another summer strike

    The feature race day of the Sydney summer has often proven a successful target for Kris Lees, and he will again be well represented with runners in three of the four stakes races at Randwick. In the past decade, the Newcastle trainer has won The Ingham (1600m) twice with Loch… Read More »

     
  • Yorkshire out to make a summer statement

    Twenty-five years ago, a youthful John O’Shea celebrated his first Group win as a trainer in his own right when Grey And Gold triumphed in the Villiers Stakes. He went on to win it again three years later with On A High, before taking out its first incarnation as The… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne Cup winner suffers another set-back

    Plans to run Melbourne Cup hero Knight’s Choice during next month’s Magic Millions Carnival have been abandoned, with the gelding instead to be given a gradual build-up toward late-season feature races in Queensland. The Sheila Laxon-trained stayer has raced only once since his famous Flemington triumph in the Melbourne Cup… Read More »

     
  • Victorian racing participant cops big ban for misleading stewards

    A Victorian racing participant has been handed a 30-month ban after Racing Victoria stewards found she misled investigators and failed to comply with formal directions during an inquiry into the presentation of a horse at Hamilton in May. Stewards issued three charges against Sharon De Grandi following interviews on May… Read More »

     
  • Queensland apprentice cleared over white powder video

    Queensland apprentice jockey Amy Graham has been found not guilty on appeal in a case stemming from a leaked video showing her snorting white powder at her private residence. The Queensland Racing Appeals Panel (RAP) overturned her original charge under AR 228(a), which covers conduct considered prejudicial to the image… Read More »

     
  • Meagher chasing rich pay day at Pakenham

    Since the closure of racing in Singapore and relocating to Pakenham, trainer Dan Meagher has admitted the challenge has not been easy. Training against the likes of Laurie Laxon, Lee Freedman and Cliff Brown, Meagher more than held his own and when racing came to a halt in Singapore, he was at the top… Read More »

     
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  • Experience key for Widdup youngster in Inglis Nursery

    Brad Widdup is banking on a combination of race experience and a low draw to help Internal Affairs get a win on the board in the Listed Inglis Nursery at Randwick. A $440,000 buy, the son of Home Affairs is the second highest-priced yearling in Saturday’s 1000m feature, behind $1.2 million purchase… Read More »

     
  • Newcomer out for Pakenham Cup success

    Warrnambool trainer Simon Ryan and the new connections of Post Impressionist will try and recoup some of their outlay in the Listed Pakenham Cup. First prize money of $180,000 will go a long way to offsetting the $225,000 purchase price of Post Impressionist if successful in Saturday’s 2500m feature. Post Impressionist was purchased on-line… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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