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Horse Racing News

  • Kelsey Hannan cleared of serious injury following fall

    Kelsey Hannan, who suffered a fall at Strathalbyn on Sunday, has been brought out of an induced coma in which she was placed after drifting in and out of consciousness after the fall. The New Zealand born, now South Australian based apprentice, was air-lifted to Royal Adelaide Hospital amid serious… Read More »

     
  • Nikita Beriman returns to the saddle

    July 1, 2023 to January 26, 2024 … that period represents the just shy of seven months that Nikita Beriman has been out of the saddle with a shoulder injury. That’s a long time in the life of a jockey, but, like most riders, how long an injury takes to… Read More »

     
  • Cejay Graham extends premiership lead

    Apprentice jockey Cejay Graham had a day and a half out in the saddle at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday, riding the winners of no less than four races to expand her level of achievement one more time. With only six months gone, Graham is already clearly the find of… Read More »

     
  • More trials needed for new Caulfield track

    Jockeys and stewards agree that more trials are needed before the green light is given for racing to commence on the new Caulfield Heath inner track. Six official trials were held for the first time on Monday and while the feedback was positive, Victorian Jockeys Association CEO Matt Hyland said… Read More »

     
  • King’s Gambit return in sight

    An elevated temperate before the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington was a far from ideal way for highly promising colt King’s Gambit to bow out of the spring carnival action last year, but co-trainer Peter Snowden is excited to see him ready to step back into the public eye on Tuesday. King’s… Read More »

     
  • Champion NZ galloper Jimmy Choux dies

    Sad news has reached the racing community with the passing of Jimmy Choux, a beloved figure in New Zealand racing. The former Group 1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) winner and accomplished stallion was humanely euthanised earlier this week, marking the end of an era in the sport. Jimmy Choux’s remarkable… Read More »

     
  • Collett keen on Portelli pair for autumn

    Multiple Group 1 winner Fangirl and star colt Militarize will be among the big guns in action at the Warwick Farm trials this week when a host of autumn hopefuls step up their preparations. The high-class Chris Waller duo will both be making their second trial appearances of the year, alongside stablemates Atishu,… Read More »

     
  • Berkeley Square building towards autumn campaign

    Trainer Dan O’Sullivan is set to progress the autumn campaign of Berkeley Square with a barrier trial at Geelong on Tuesday. O’Sullivan has not mapped out a program for Berkeley Square with the aim of first getting the gelding to find winning form again. Berkeley Square won four of his first seven… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne Cup 2024 the focus for Dunkeld’s Autumn

    Trainer Patrick Payne has meticulously crafted a three-run autumn blueprint for his highly promising stayer, Dunkel, with the ultimate goal of securing a coveted spot in the prestigious Melbourne Cup. Dunkel, a talented four-year-old son of Dundeel, has showcased remarkable form, boasting an impressive record of seven wins from 10… Read More »

     
  • Star NZ galloper to target All Star Mile 2024

    Trainer Peter Williams had meticulously laid the groundwork for Desert Lightning’s Melbourne campaign long before the talented galloper clinched victory in the Aotearoa Classic. Williams, in collaboration with his wife Dawn, had initiated discussions with renowned trainer Peter Moody in anticipation of the race. The possibility of transporting Desert Lightning… Read More »

     
  • Veight purrs in the Australia Stakes

    A trip to Moonee Valley earlier in the week has paved the way for exciting three-year-old Veight to make a winning return to the racetrack. The Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained colt became the first of his age to win the Group 2 Australia Stakes (1200m) since Holler scored in 2016. Sent out… Read More »

     
  • O’Shea’s Zou Tiger pounces to land Carrington Stakes

    In a masterful training performance, John O’Shea has nursed dual Group 1 placegetter Zou Tiger back from two bouts of surgery to produce him for an emphatic win in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick. A high-class three-year-old, Zou Tiger placed in the 2022 Golden Rose and last year’s Randwick Guineas, but… Read More »

     
  • Independent Road takes out the Travis Harrison Cup

    Keeping a horse happy is one of the secrets to success that Lindsay Park trainers Ben, Will and J D Hayes have found since taking over the reins from their father David. One of the main beneficiaries of the Lindsay Park property at Euroa in country Victoria has been multiple Group 1… Read More »

     
  • Eustace farewells Sydney in a blaze of Glory

    On their final day as a training partnership, Ciaron Maher and David Eustace sent just one runner to Sydney, and it was all they needed for Eustace to bow out a winner. The British-born horseman finished his tenure alongside Maher on Saturday and will spend the next few months preparing… Read More »

     
  • Apprentice Jaylah Kennedy lands first city win

    It may have only been a benchmark 70 grade race at Moonee Valley, but apprentice Jaylah Kennedy will always remember her victory aboard Ceerseven. The victory in the Ascend Sales Trophies Challenger Handicap (1600m) was the Ballarat-based apprentices first in the metropolitan. While Kennedy has ridden at midweek meetings at Sandown, without… Read More »

     
  • Classy Switzerland shows Golden Slipper potential

    Almost a year to the day since Golden Slipper winner Shinzo made his debut, Chris Waller and owners Coolmore have unveiled another son of Snitzel who they hope can head down a similar path. Switzerland ($2.70 fav) lived up to the promise he had shown at the trials with an authoritative… Read More »

     
  • High Octane new Blue Diamond favourite

    Astute purchases by Newgate Farm and China Horse Club have shown good signs of delivering greater rewards as the Peter and Paul Snowden -trained High Octane and Holmes A Court ran first and second in the Listed Blue Diamond Preview (1000m) for colts and geldings at Caulfield. Both debutants, High Octane was… Read More »

     
  • Hayasugi races into Blue Diamond Stakes contention

    Race experience counted as the Clinton Mcdonald-trained Hayasugi snared her win just at the right time – right on the winning post – to throw herself into contention for the Blue Diamond Stakes in four weeks’ time. Hayasugi in Japanese means ‘too early’ but there was nothing of that about Jamie… Read More »

     
  • Tulloch Lodge can continue juvenile roll with Roulette

    Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been enjoying a stellar season with their two-year-olds and jockey Tim Clark is hoping that can continue when he links with the stable’s latest promising debutant at Randwick. The meeting will be Clark’s first Saturday back in Sydney this year, the top hoop having had brief… Read More »

     
  • Conners’ trio ready for battle

    Fresh from producing Willaidow for a strong victory at Rosehill last weekend, Marc Conners will take a trio of runners to Randwick, hopeful of continuing the stable’s Saturday metropolitan success. It will be Conners’ largest representation for some time and he says his three runners – Rebel Rama, Danish Prince and Winning Verse… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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