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  • Uncommon James breaks three-year winless streak

    Trainer Matt Hoysted was visibly moved by stable star Uncommon James’s first win since taking out the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate more than three years ago. “I’ll try not to get too emotional, this horse obviously means the world to our family,” Hoysted said. “It’s been more than three years… Read More »

     
  • Johnstone rebounds after hairy ride at Flemington

    Tasmanian apprentice Jabez Johnstone introduction to racing at Flemington was not what he had expected. On loan to Ciaron Maher for a three-month stint, Johnstone was aboard the Nick Ryan-trained Terrortorian in the Fancy A Gallop Plate (1600m) on Saturday, his first ride at Flemington. The saddle on the gelding… Read More »

     
  • Fireball Miss lights up the Queensland Oaks

    The decision to bypass the Adelaide carnival and focus on Brisbane with Fireball Miss has reaped the ultimate reward with the filly scoring a brilliant Group One win in the Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm. The three-year-old was explosive, rounding up the leaders and bounding clear to score by 1-1/4… Read More »

     
  • Consistent Cool Jakey set for the Civic Stakes

    The consistent Cool Jakey defied a betting drift, wide barrier and 60kg impost to score a typically tough win in the Asahi Super Dry Handicap (1300m). Pride conceded he was concerned Cool Jakey might have needed the run given the sprinter was having his first start in seven weeks. “I… Read More »

     
  • Ghetto Supastar in Shepherdson’s eyes

    Trainer Mick Shepherdson did not have to wait as long for his second city success in Melbourne as he did for his first. Shepherdson has held a trainers’ licence for around 10 years, although for a time he was the stable foreman for Tony McEvoy at Flemington. Going back out… Read More »

     
  • Wanaruah continues heady run for Cavanough yard

    Former Sydney-trained galloper Wanaruah has notched his most important win yet in the feature sprint at Randwick. The Scone-based stable of Brett and Georgie Cavanough might soon be expanding after the in-form yard continued its rich vein of form with Wanaruah in the Bob Charley AO Stakes at Randwick. Having… Read More »

     
  • Surfin’ Bird defies the odds for Classic win

    The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Surfin’ Bird had to endure a tough run from a wide barrier draw but she gamely held off a series of challenges to score a career-best win. Star jockey Tim Clark revealed post-race that he “wasn’t overly concerned by the draw.” “It’s a good… Read More »

     
  • Watch: Bravissima very brave at Royal Randwick

    Trainer Matt Dale earned some travelling expenses for his winter holiday after Bravissima scored a strong win in the 50 Year and Life Member Handicap (1600m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday. “The Goulburn winters can be tough so we are leaving for a week in Port Douglas tomorrow,” Dale said…. Read More »

     
  • Ford predicts bright future for emerging Ice Kool

    Lightly raced sprinter Ice Kool still has a lot to learn, but experienced jockey Jay Ford has backed him to make his mark in much higher grade than winter benchmark company. The David Pfieffer-trained gelding took his record to three wins from four starts with an emphatic victory in Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • Voynichese earns Group 1 start with tough win

    Voynichese made the quantum leap from an Albury maiden win to a stakes success in the Listed $160,000 The Show A Heart (1500m) look routine, stamping herself as a two-year-old filly with above average ability. “We’ve had a big opinion of this filly for a while now,” Olive said. “She’s… Read More »

     
  • Dashing ride helps Decalogue deliver at Randwick

    A daring mid-race move by Chad Schofield has paid dividends with emerging three-year-old Decalogue outstaying his rivals to land his second win in succession at Randwick. The gelding found himself worse than midfield early after a moderate jump, and when the speed slackened, Schofield whipped around the outside and took… Read More »

     
  • King’s brilliant ride gives Monte Supreme crucial stakes win

    Trainer Bjorn Baker singled out jockey Rachel King for particular praise after she partnered improving mare Monte Supreme to a crucial stakes win at Eagle Farm on Saturday. “Rachel rode a brilliant race on Monte Supreme,” Baker enthused. “There are not many riding better than her, I’m certain of that,… Read More »

     
  • Aethera shows a touch of class in debut Flemington win

    In horse ownership it is always good to get a quick return on investment. Trainer Danny O’Brien got that on Saturday when debutant Aethera took out the TAB We’re On (1100m) at Flemington. O’Brien bred the now two-year-old daughter of Shamus Award and races the filly with wife Nina and… Read More »

     
  • Why So Hard makes it look easy on debut

    An outside barrier was Michael Hawkes’ one reservation ahead of Why So Hard’s Randwick debut, but the two-year-old has been good enough to overcome it, powering home for a convincing win that has the stable optimistic for his future. A son of Hawkes Racing’s former top galloper All Too Hard,… Read More »

     
  • Kristy Bennett remains in intensive care after Gold Coast fall

    Jockey Kristy Bennett remains in a critical but stable condition in the intensive care unit at Gold Coast University Hospital following a serious fall at the Gold Coast trials earlier this week. An update issued by the Queensland Jockeys’ Association confirmed Bennett is expected to remain in ICU for at… Read More »

     
  • Cripps and Kearney claim the Golden Topaz

    Patrick Kearney’s love for the Swan Hill Carnival reached new levels on Friday when Cripps provided the young Ballarat trainer with his first success in one of the popular weekend’s major events. The four-year-old son of Magnus, who is named after dual Brownlow medallist Patrick Cripps, landed the biggest payday… Read More »

     
  • Biologics to get another taste of Flemington

    Trainer Grahame Begg is looking to use a former multiple Stakes winner as a yardstick for promising filly Biologics. The Listed Creswick Sprint Series Final (1200m) at Flemington on July 4 is potentially on Biologics’ agenda, but first there is the VRC Community Race Day Sprint (1200m) at Flemington on Saturday. Biologics created… Read More »

     
  • Scratchings enhance Cumani’s hand

    Matt Cumani’s chances of winning Saturday’s Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour Trophy at Flemington were not only enhanced by Ciaron Maher’s decision to keep Decalogue in Sydney, it doubled his representation in the race. Cumani now has the favourite, Brave Danza, for the $150,000 event over 2000 metres, along with Think… Read More »

     
  • Kaleo out to continue good run of apprentice

    The Ciaron Maher stable has placed a lot of faith in Tasmanian apprentice Jabez Johnstone who has recently joined the stable on a three-month loan. Johnstone has ridden four winners since Sunday, including a double for Maher at Sandown on Wednesday, and has a strong book of eight rides at Flemington on Saturday,… Read More »

     
  • Watch 📺 Tawny Port takes USA Melbourne Cup golden ticket

    Connections of Belmont Gold Cup winner have had their interest piqued for a Melbourne Cup tilt after Tawny Port outstayed his rivals under the New York sunshine to take out the Grade 2 staying feature and earning a golden ticket into Australia’s most famous race. Trained by Miguel Clement, Tawny… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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