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Horse Racing News

  • Dean Yendall set for another holiday

    Following a recent vacation in Bali, jockey Dean Yendall’s return to the racing scene has hit a roadblock as he faces another period of inactivity. Yendall has been found guilty of careless riding during the Caulfield race on Saturday, resulting in a 10-meeting suspension imposed by Racing Victoria stewards. The… Read More »

     
  • Gibbons extends title lead over Lloyd

    A month after riding his first four-timer at Randwick, leading apprentice Dylan Gibbons has done it again. The 21-year-old came into Saturday’s meeting with a strong book of rides but more importantly, he capitalised on them. After opening his account aboard Chase My Crown in the Highway Handicap (1400m), Gibbons added wins… Read More »

     
  • Carleen Hefel’s Sigh of relief after Group 3 win

    Peter Moody’s decision to chase Group glory with Sigh proved a shrewd one with the in-form mare claiming Saturday’s $200,000 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield. The four-year-old daughter of No Nay Never made it three wins on end this winter campaign when she dug deep to narrowly deny defending champion… Read More »

     
  • Kris Lees goes one-two in the Winter Stakes

    Former Kiwi galloper Ucalledit has shown his Civic Stakes win was no fluke, turning in another rousing performance to add the Listed Winter Stakes at Randwick to his resume. The victory gave leading apprentice Dylan Gibbons his fourth win of the afternoon and vindicated trainer Kris Lees’ decision to run the horse… Read More »

     
  • Morning signals new dawn for Eurell

    Greg Eurell went to the Karaka Yearling Sale earlier this year to buy what he hoped would be the next generation of stable stars, but it could be a filly who had already had a couple of starts at the time that proves his best pick-up. A conversation with existing client… Read More »

     
  • Price right for Margs’ jubilant owners

    Mick Price proved himself a master trainer long ago, but following Spicy Margs’ win at Caulfield on Saturday one of his employees revealed he is also a master salesman. Emma Shelley, who is office manager for the Cranbourne stable Price runs with Michael Kent Jnr, said a quip in a… Read More »

     
  • Cigar Flick smokes rivals at Randwick

    Wary of the potential pitfalls of a small field, the Chris Waller team almost had its worst fears realised when Cigar Flick was badly held up in the opening race at Randwick before a superb piece of Jason Collett riding saved the day. With leader and race favourite Epic Proportions in front and Adam… Read More »

     
  • Mitch Beer warns of elaborate scam targeting trainers

    Renowned trainer Mitch Beer has issued a vital cautionary message about a sophisticated scam that is specifically targeting trainers in Australia. The Albury-based horseman recently encountered a deceptive scheme when he received a call from an individual who claimed to be a businessman based in Hong Kong. The caller expressed… Read More »

     
  • Ryan Hill has confidence in Guarding Heaven

    Trainer Ryan Hill is confident Guarding Heaven can end her maiden tag when she comes up against some handy juveniles second-up at Belmont Park on Saturday. The former jockey gives Guarding Heaven a big chance of foiling the hopes of fancied runners, Red Square and A Lot Of Good Men in the Durkin-Privilege… Read More »

     
  • Still life in Tellem’s legs

    Veteran galloper Tellem We’re Comin will have his first start for his fourth trainer in Saturday’s Furphy Handicap (1400m) at Belmont Campbell Mccallum has taken over training duties of the eight-year-old, who will have his first start since last year’s Kalgoorlie Cup in this Saturday’s $80,000 event. McCallum purchased the Tellem… Read More »

     
  • Perth hosts prestigious national racing awards

    Legends of the past and present will be celebrated in a night of racing excellence when the Australian Racing Hall of Fame and Australian Racehorse of the Year awards are held in Perth. The two events, hosted by Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA), will coincide with The Pinnacles spring… Read More »

     
  • Metro opportunity for Freedman juveniles

    Anthony and Sam Freedman will give It’s A Lock In and Elderberry a shot at a metropolitan win as a juvenile after proving themselves too good for country rivals last time out. The duo will run in the 1100-metre two-year-old fillies event that kicks off Saturday’s Caulfield card. It’s A Lock In heads… Read More »

     
  • Beau’s Monash Stakes barrier blow

    If Mathew Ellerton had his time over again, he probably would have started General Beau in last week’s Listed Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final at his home track. Instead, the four-year-old runs this Saturday at Caulfield, in a $200,000 Group 3 Sir John Monash Stakes (1100m) that has come up stronger… Read More »

     
  • Jamie Kah charged over white powder photo

    Champion jockey Jamie Kah and licensed person Ruby McIntyre have been charged by Racing Victoria stewards for conduct prejudicial to the image of racing. The charges stem from the publication of images showing the pair at a gathering at Kah’s home, where stewards allege there was a perception of illicit… Read More »

     
  • Gun apprentices prepare to resume hostilities

    Dylan Gibbons is in the box seat to extend his premiership lead over arch-rival Zac Lloyd when the star duo resume their enthralling battle for the Sydney apprentices’ title at Randwick. The former heads into Saturday’s meeting on 65 metropolitan wins, one clear of Lloyd and boasting an outstanding book of 10… Read More »

     
  • Winter Stakes favourite unlikely to run

    The chance to qualify for a $2 million race will almost certainly sway connections of Cotehele to bypass a start in the Listed Winter Stakes in favour of the South Grafton Cup. While the latter carries half the prize money of Saturday’s $160,000 Randwick centrepiece, Cotehele could make up for it… Read More »

     
  • I Wish I Win secures a slot in The Everest 2023

    Victorian sprinting sensation I Wish I Win has secured a coveted slot in the highly anticipated $20m The Everest. Trackside Media extended the invitation to I Wish I Win’s connections, having acquired the slot from Inglis. The achievement was made possible with the assistance of Entain, who played a pivotal… Read More »

     
  • Distance rise no problem for Bitofmerit

    Bunbury trainer Michael Campbell holds high hopes Bitofmerit can continue his winning momentum when tackling a distance probe at Belmont on Saturday. Michael Campbell flirted with starting Bitofmerit in the Listed Beaufine Stakes (1000m), but opted for the Furphy Handicap (1400m) as a better alternative. Bitofmerit is out to claim his second… Read More »

     
  • Matthew Brown has Plan B for Prix De Turn

    It only takes one small thing to go wrong to affect a trainer’s plans. Matthew Brown had a plan in place with Prix De Turn who runs in the Neds Punter Assist Handicap (1700m) at Caulfield on Saturday. Prix De Turn started his campaign with a pleasing sixth at Flemington over 1620m on June 17… Read More »

     
  • Hastings can be crowned Winter King

    An outside draw isn’t expected to be an impediment for in-form gelding King Of Hastings as he bids to build on his strong Randwick record in the Listed Winter Stakes. The Anthony and Sam Freedman-trained galloper will jump from barrier 14 in Saturday’s feature and stable representative Brad Taylor expects it to… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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