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Horse Racing News

  • Relief for Brown with win of Kiko

    Cliff BrownĀ was entitled to be a nervous wreck when saddling KikoĀ at Sandown after being entrusted with training the mare while her regular conditioner Jim ConlanĀ recovers from knee surgery. There had been plenty of banter leading up to the Evergreen Turf Handicap (1200m) on Wednesday between Brown, Conlan and the mare’s… Read More »

     
  • G1 winner Espiona to be sold online

    The 2023/24 racing season is set to conclude with a bang with Group 1 winner EspionaĀ to be sold on the final day of the racing year. The five-year-old daughter of Extreme Choice will be offered in a standalone digital sale to be conducted via Magic Millions auctioneer Clint Donovan on… Read More »

     
  • Legend puts a spring in McEvoy’s step

    Kerrin McEvoy will miss the next two city meetings as he heads off for a short family break, but he is already looking forward to the new season and reuniting with Doncaster Mile winner Celestial Legend. The top jockey was sidelined for much of the autumn after fracturing a vertebra… Read More »

     
  • Apprentice lands first metropolitan win

    Trainer Tony NoonanĀ was as excited for the metropolitan breakthrough win of apprentice DakotaĀ KeaneĀ as the young rider herself at Sandown. The Mornington-based horseman has had a number of apprentices go through his stable over a long period of time and had no hesitation in declaring Keane will make the grade. Having… Read More »

     
  • Tarpaulin has Warwick Farm rivals covered

    Godolphin will let the dust settle before determining where TarpaulinĀ fits into their spring plans following the well-related colt’s classy maiden win at Warwick Farm. A half-brother to multiple Group winner and stablemate Aft Cabin, Tarpaulin had shown promise at his only two starts to date, including a first-up second to… Read More »

     
  • Mafia overcomes minor setback ahead of Randwick mission

    A dominant first-up win has Peter Snowden optimistic that MafiaĀ can extend his distance range this campaign, although the trainer isn’t ready to test the theory just yet. An $850,000 yearling purchase, Mafia broke his maiden over 1000m in provincial grade in June last year and shortly after was sold via… Read More »

     
  • Rain to suit Ashford Street

    Warrnambool trainer Tom DabernigĀ is banking on a return to Caulfield and a rain-affected track turning around the fortunes of Ashford Street. The sprinter has had three starts since joining Dabernig’s yard, two at Caulfield, for a win and a second, and an unplaced finish at Flemington. The Group 3 Sir… Read More »

     
  • Five Victorian stables to contest charges of banned substances

    Five Victorian stables will contest charges related to horses testing positive for two banned substances on race day. The Victorian Racing Tribunal (VRT) was informed of the charges on Wednesday, involving the stables of Smiley Chan, Mark and Levi Kavanagh, Julius Sandhu, Symon Wilde, and Ash and Amy Yargi. Racing… Read More »

     
  • Another Chino Kalgoorlie bound

    The Listed Kalgoorlie Cup (2300m) in October looks to be the ideal spring target for trainer Dan Morton’s quality stayer, Another Chino. MortonĀ won the Kalgoorlie Cup with Staffords Lad in 2022 and believes Another ChinoĀ has the qualities to give him a second victory in three years. Another Chino has won… Read More »

     
  • “Racing should toughen up.ā€ says Gai Waterhouse

    Legendary horse trainer Gai Waterhouse has sparked a heated debate in the racing community with her recent tweet criticising the frequent postponement and abandonment of races and trials due to rain. In her tweet, Waterhouse questioned the decision-making behind these cancellations, arguing that heavy tracks are safer for horses as… Read More »

     
  • Ciaron Maher confirms Pride Of Jenni’s starting point

    A swag of betting agencies last week opened markets on the Group 1 races in Melbourne and Sydney this Spring Carnival and no name features more prominently than Pride Of Jenni. The Ciaron MaherĀ -trained mare occupies a place on the top two lines of betting in 10 features, including being… Read More »

     
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  • Munhamek targets PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield

    Nick Ryan’s stable star Munhamek is set to race in the Group 2 PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield on August 17, following his impressive victory in the Listed Winter Championship Series Final, his third consecutive win. “He pulled up super,” Ryan told racing.com. “He was at the beach this morning… Read More »

     
  • Asfoora eyes Royal Ascot return

    Trainer Henry Dwyer has hinted that Asfoora may return to Royal Ascot, citing a lack of suitable races in Australia. Connections plan to race Asfoora well into her six-year-old season, with potential runs in France on Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe Day and the US Breeders’ Cup in 2024. A… Read More »

     
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  • Sir John Monash Stakes appeal for Party For Two

    A meeting with Party Of Two’s owners late on Monday afternoon was to decide whether the Queensland filly will contest Saturday’s $200,000 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield. The three-year-old daughter of SidestepĀ was one of only nine entries for the 1100-metre Group 3 event, with Recommendation, Ashford Street, Honey Girl… Read More »

     
  • Mathew Ellerton returns to Australia after stroke in Bali

    Renowned horse trainer Mathew Ellerton has returned to Australia after suffering a stroke while in Bali. The nine-time Group 1-winning trainer was flown back on Sunday via air ambulance and admitted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Ellerton’s wife, Leah Ellerton, and their son, Jacob, returned to Australia on Saturday night…. Read More »

     
  • Gary Nickson’s fingers crossed for Felix

    Gary NicksonĀ has contemplated rare interstate excursions in the hope of find of finding a dry track for Felix Majestic, but the frustrated Warwick Farm trainer is giving Sydney’s weather one last chance. His stable star’s lone nomination this weekend is for the $160,000 benchmark 88 over 1400 metres at Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • Jockey Lauren Burke to be discharged after Wangaratta fall

    Apprentice jockey Lauren Burke is expected to be discharged from the hospital today after sustaining a compressed fracture in her lower back in a fall at Wangaratta. The 22-year-old was aboard Bella Nights, trained by Dylan Dunn, during the ninth race when her mount clipped heels and fell in the… Read More »

     
  • Maher’s Melbourne Cup team strengthened

    Ciaron MaherĀ strengthened an already-powerful Melbourne Cup hand via Berkshire BreezeĀ at Flemington on Saturday, further elevating himself in a market that is headed by a Group 1-winning stablemate. Circle Of FireĀ is advancing in his work towards providing Maher with a second win in Australia’s most famous race, two years after Gold… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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