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Horse Racing News

  • Weather a worry for Wonder Boy

    Trainer Jerome Hunter will wait until race morning before confirming whether Wonder Boy will run at Sandown. Wonder Boy has been in sparkling form of late and if he takes his place in the MRC Life Member David Sims 90th Birthday (1800m) on Saturday, he will be chasing a third win in his… Read More »

     
  • Archibalds hoping for a good Thyme at Randwick

    Like most two-year-olds, Thyme To Go is still learning her race craft, but trainers Annabel and Rob Archibald have seen enough ability from her to be entertaining a belated trip to Brisbane. A $260,000 Inglis Premier Sale purchase, the filly made a promising debut when runner-up to Knightsbridge over 1000m at… Read More »

     
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  • San Domenico Stakes target emerges for exciting colt Our Emperor

    The San Domenico Stakes has quickly been identified as an early spring target for promising colt Our Emperor following an impressive debut win at Warwick Farm. The son of Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside became the sire’s seventh first-crop two-year-old winner with a dominant three-and-three-quarter length victory over 1100 metres… Read More »

     
  • Patience pays off with Barbarino

    Patience is a virtue in racing as Pakenham trainer Bill Papazaharoudakis can vouch. Papazaharoudakis had his impressive debut winner Barbarino ready to race late last year but decided to hold off and give the gelding a little more time before opting for the Sportsbet Blackbook Plate (1200m) at Caulfield Heath on Wednesday. It paid an immediate dividend as… Read More »

     
  • Australian Derby placegetter to resume at Randwick

    After a promising three-year-old season, Firm Agreement didn’t reach the heights expected of him in the spring, but co-trainer Rob Archibald is hoping he can get back on track this campaign. Twice Group 1 placed, including when runner-up to Aeliana in last year’s ATC Australian Derby (2400m), Firm Agreement didn’t… Read More »

     
  • Bott taking long-term view with impressive debut winner

    Trainer Adrian Bott has his sights on the spring carnival with powerful youngster Our Emperor after the colt demolished some highly touted rivals at Warwick Farm. Bott said the juvenile was likely to head straight to the paddock to prepare for bigger races having shown the stable above average ability… Read More »

     
  • Chillies chasing a Queensland Derby start at Ipswich

    Trainer Grahame Begg is hoping to enhance the chances of gaining a start with Chillies in the Queensland Derby via three-year-old race at Ipswich. A last start third in the Listed VRC St Leger (2800m) at Flemington on Anzac Day, Chillies runs in the Seven QTIS Three-Year-Old Handicap (2180m) on… Read More »

     
  • Pat Carey doing some Recon for spring

    Pat Carey says The Goodwood was a race that got away from his Stakes winner Recon. The Group 1 race at Morphettville over 1200m on May 9 was Recon’s first try at a Group 1 contest and came on top of victory in the Listed Hareeba Stakes (1200m) at Mornington three weeks early…. Read More »

     
  • WA trainer banned for five months after punching horse

    Racing WA stewards have disqualified trainer Mike Santich for five months after finding he struck a horse multiple times during trackwork at Ascot. An inquiry determined Santich breached the Rules of Racing on two occasions, striking the horse twice in the head and twice in the abdomen during a session… Read More »

     
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  • William Pike prepared to chase Melbourne Cup ride at 50kg

    Champion jockey Willie Pike says he is willing to push himself to the limit to secure a ride in this year’s Melbourne Cup, even if it means getting down to 50kg. Pike has been offered the ride aboard Zakouma after the Grahame Begg-trained stayer booked his spot in the $8… Read More »

     
  • Trainer Steve Richards in intensive care after serious fall

    Flemington trainer Steve Richards is facing a lengthy recovery after suffering serious head injuries in a fall last week that has left him in a coma. The Group 1-winning horseman struck his head on the pavement last Thursday and remains in intensive care at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Richards’ family… Read More »

     
  • Hayes hoping lightning strikes twice in BRC Sprint

    Ben Hayes admits he’s trepidatious about the prospect of Oak Hill running out a strong 1350m but says the gelding will be given his opportunity to do so on Saturday when he contests the Group 3 BRC Sprint at Doomben. Hayes, who trains in partnership with brothers Will & JD… Read More »

     
  • French-bred import to kick off at Sandown

    A rare Saturday meeting at Sandown will give the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr stable the chance to unveil one of their latest European imports. Boniface, a €250,000 purchase from last year’s Summer Sale at Arqana in France, makes his Australian debut in a benchmark 84 contest over 1600m… Read More »

     
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  • Spicy Martini stakes her Stradbroke Handicap claim

    While the Double R Brand … Rothfire and Rawiller … justifiably dominated the racing news cycle with a flood of post-race commentary following their win in the Doomben 10,000, the storming run of the second placed Spicy Martini hardly raised a trickle of news in racing columns. The old adage… Read More »

     
  • Dual-state focus with Lindsay Park babies

    Lindsay Park has already unleashed one above-average ready-to-run purchase this season and the training team of Ben, Will and JD Hayes will be looking to make that two this Saturday. The brothers have Stars Of Dom set to debut in the $150,000 two-year-old fillies event over 1000 metres at Sandown…. Read More »

     
  • Half measures up nicely in Doomben Cup

    Calvin McEvoy was initially not thrilled to see Pride Of Jenni bob up as a surprise rival for Half Yours in the Hollindale Stakes, but he is optimistic that having had a run against her will aid his prospects in features to come. The Melbourne Cup winner finished third in… Read More »

     
  • Golden Slipper winner retired after freak incident

    Australian Group 1 winner Lady Of Camelot has been retired following the injuries she sustained in a freak stingray incident earlier this week. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained mare suffered damage to her near foreleg during a beach session, ruling her out of Saturday’s Group 1 Doomben 10,000 and… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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