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Horse Racing News

  • Bool battler chasing Melbourne Cup dream

    The self-proclaimed little bogan from the Bool with the bargain battler $5000 horse is chasing the dream of a Melbourne Cup start at Flemington. Patrick Ryan Jnr and his stayer Ferago head to the Listed Andrew Ramsden (2800m) in search of a ballot exemption into the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) at… Read More »

     
  • Shall Samuel and Twain meet in November?

    To breed one Melbourne Cup runner is an achievement, but to have two in the same race from the one family is something not many can boast. But that’s the dream Gail Temperton and Stan Alexander are hoping to realise this year and Samuel Langhorne can take a giant step towards… Read More »

     
  • Jason Collett back with a bang

    Returning from a five-week injury-enforced break, Jason Collett has landed straight back in the winner’s circle with a hard-fought victory aboard the Annabel Neasham-trained Wild Gypsy. Collett had been sidelined since suffering multiple rib fractures in a race fall at Kembla Grange last month and Wednesday’s Randwick-Kensington meeting was his first… Read More »

     
  • Retiring Danny Beasley Bobs up to Doomben for 10,000

    Country-trained gelding Body Bob is the rank outsider of the Doomben 10,000 field but that matters little to his jockey Danny Beasley. Beasley, who has held a dual trainer-jockey licence for the past eight months, has announced this week he will be retiring from the saddle at the end of June…. Read More »

     
  • Husk lands prize at Sandown

    Wayne Hawkes has heaped praise on jockey Jordan Childs for his handling of Husk in her maiden victory at Sandown. Husk was having her first run of the campaign in the Sportsbet Fast Form Handicap (1000m) on Wednesday, but more importantly her first start in Melbourne. The Hawkes Racing-trained two-year-old had been… Read More »

     
  • Rich Dottie set to shine in Spirit Of Boom Classic

    Grahame Begg is hoping the decision to bypass a run on a heavy track at the Sunshine Coast will pay a dividend at Doomben. Begg has debut Caulfield Heath winner Rich Dottie engaged in the Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic (1200m) on Saturday. Rich Dottie was down to run in the… Read More »

     
  • Black-type opportunity beckons for Freedman fillies

    Two youngsters from the Richard and Will Freedman stable will be shooting to join an illustrious Woodlands Stakes honour roll. Adding valuable black-type to their resumes will be the mission for stablemates Graceful Artist and Zoubaby when the pair head to Scone for the Listed Woodlands Stakes. Mindful that both fillies are… Read More »

     
  • Maher team chase Melbourne Cup start at Flemington

    The Ciaron Maher stable will attempt to short-circuit the exhaustive process of gaining a Melbourne Cup start at Flemington on Saturday. The Listed Andrew Ramsden (2800m) offers the winner a ballot exemption into the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) at Flemington in November. Since being offered as a ballot exemption… Read More »

     
  • Star Perth juvenile Melbourne bound

    Perth’s precocious talent, Bustling, will continue his Australian career under Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr and Melbourne’s leading co-trainers are confident he will live up to his $2 million price tag. After his two-year-old heroics in Perth, Bustling will step into Price and Kent’s Caulfield base stacked with confidence… Read More »

     
  • Straight track to suit The Astrologist

    Co-trainer Troy Corstens headed to a recent Caulfield meeting confident The Astrologist was in the right order to come away with a victory. But after beating only one runner home, Corstens left that meeting disappointed and with the realisation The Astrologist is below his best nowadays on races around a turn…. Read More »

     
  • Arrogate colt kicks off at Sandown

    The Robbie Griffiths and Mathew de Kock stable will unveil their third starter of former US champion galloper Arrogate at Sandown. Sacredarro makes his debut in the Thoroughbred Club of Australia Plate (1600m) on Wednesday and follows Stormy Grey and Ariana Blue as the third member of the Arrogate Stock to run under… Read More »

     
  • Inside draw for I Wish I Win

    Much was made of I Wish I Win drawing barrier one in The Everest last year and the star sprinter will need to overcome the same potential issue in Saturday’s Group 1 Doomben 10,000 (1200m). The five-year-old gelding has only been seen once since then, beaten a neck in the Group… Read More »

     
  • Street Band hits the right notes for Andrews

    Trainer Trevor Andrews was singing the praises of Street Band and backed his colt to reach Ascot carnival status after an impressive return victory on Saturday. Leaving Areduet in his wake, Street Band closed strongly to win the Morley Market Growers Plate (1000m) by 1 ÂĽ lengths with Lucky I Am… Read More »

     
  • Rejuvenated At Witz End gives Bowen his first stakes win

    An eight-year-old who is a sixty-two race veteran shouldn’t be doing things like this … should he? The turnaround in form of At Witz End has been nothing short of remarkable since the son of Epaulette changed stables and relocated to trainer Daniel Bowen just a couple of months ago… Read More »

     
  • Adelaide Cup winner chases spot in the Melbourne Cup

    Excelleration won’t be chasing a fourth-straight Cup success on Saturday, but the lure of a start in the biggest Cup of all is the reason the gelding will be at Flemington. Trainer Richard Cully is keen to get his hands on the Melbourne Cup ballot exemption that accompanies victory in… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne Cup on cards for Cascadian’s brother

    Godolphin last week confirmed the retirement of enduring gelding Cascadian, but Australian racing fans might not have to wait too long to see another member of the family in action. English trainer George Scott has declared the Melbourne Cup firmly on the agenda for the dual Australian Cup winner’s brother… Read More »

     
  • Freedmans’ next Queensland Champion?

    Sam Freedman expects to get a better idea of what Royal Champion’s initial Australian campaign will look like on Tuesday morning. The imported gelding will trial at Deagon, which will be his second trial of the campaign following a second placing over 1000m at the Sunshine Coast on April 30. Royal… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne stayer set to Shock Queensland

    Trainer Alex Rae has confirmed Shock ‘Em Ova will be heading north to Queensland in the coming weeks, following his impressive performance at Caulfield on Saturday. The win was a dominant one, with Shock ‘Em Ova ($4.50) ridden by Dean Yendall overcoming a difficult position near the fence to surge… Read More »

     
  • I Wish I Win to justify short odds in Doomben 10,000

    Doomben 10,000 favourite I Wish I Win has arrived in Queensland in peak condition, ramping up his tilt at glory. The Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman-trained gelding impressed in his first run this year, a close third in the T J Smith Stakes. “He’s taken fantastic improvement from his first-up… Read More »

     
  • Mare to put trainers on The Map

    The Victoria Racing Club and Flemington racecourse got a taste of what may be coming their way if The Map wins a Golden Ticket into the Melbourne Cup on Saturday. Connections of The Map are known for having a good time and the winner’s room at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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