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Horse Racing News

  • Brave Edison on track for the Magic Millions Cup

    Josh Parr who rode the favourite EDISON (Fastnet Rock-A Million Tears) at Rosehill was shocked, well pleasantly surprised anyway that his mount won. And if he was shocked, rival jockey Jason Collett was dumbfounded to the point of cursing as went to the line. This was all because Edison, who… Read More »

     
  • Caroline Jennings’ surreal run of wins continues

    An all-the-way win by brilliant filly Written Miss in the opening race at Pakenham has brought together a new trainer launching her career with aplomb and a veteran jockey relaunching his. The trainer is Caroline Jennings and the jockey is Jason Benbow, the pair combining to score with Written Miss… Read More »

     
  • Magic Millions Guineas on the radar for impressive Ellsberg

    Up-and-coming exciting colt Ellsberg could also be Magic Millions-bound after demolishing his rivals in Saturday’s Precise Air Handicap (1500m). Group placed in the Spring Stakes at Newcastle at his previous start, Ellsberg dominated throughout for Tim Clark, reviving memories of his sire Spill The Beans. Spill The Beans was also… Read More »

     
  • Oscar Zulu on road to the Magic Millions Guineas

    Three-year-old Oscar Zulu has booked his passage to Queensland for the Magic Millions Guineas with a winning return in the opening race at Rosehill. Chris Waller regarded the gelding highly enough to test him in some early-season stakes races and he wasn’t disgraced behind the likes of North Pacific and… Read More »

     
  • Glen Boss to mark 35 years in the saddle

    Hall Of Fame jockey Glen Boss is known for his animated celebratory gestures but the champion hoop will have another reason to cheer when he marks 35 years in the saddle at Rosehill. Boss had his first race ride at Gympie on December 6, 1985. The three-time Melbourne Cup-winning rider… Read More »

     
  • Brenton Avdulla gets a grilling but cleared

    Brenton Avdulla has been issued a stern warning from stewards before being cleared over his handling of Passage Of Time in the Starlight Stakes. During a heated inquiry into Avdulla’s ride at Rosehill on Saturday, stewards questioned the top jockey’s lack of vigour over the final stages. Passage of Time… Read More »

     
  • Entries open for the 2021 All Star Mile

    On a busy opening morning of All-Star Mile nominations, inaugural winner Mystic Journey and a pair of Group 1 stars from the Lindsay Park stable were amongst the early entrants for the 2021 edition of the world’s richest mile race. Mystic Journey’s trainer Adam Trinder and the in-form Lindsay Park training team… Read More »

     
  • Jason Coyle mare ready to capture winning Spirit

    Jason Coyle still isn’t sure if he made the right call to bypass the spring carnival with St Covet’s Spirit but he will feel better about his decision if she can put some wins on the board. Given the mare already has residual value as a two-time stakes placegetter, Coyle… Read More »

     
  • Jonker the horse to beat in the George Moore Stakes

    Tony Gollan has sounded an ominous warning to the rivals of Jonker ahead of the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben. Jonker was having his first start for Gollan when he demolished a classy line up of sprinters to win the Keith Noud Quality (1200m) at Doomben on November… Read More »

     
  • Queensland racing receives $15.5 million investment boost

    Racing Queensland has today announced it will provide an additional $15.5 million in funding as part of an Industry Investment Plan. The Plan, which will benefit almost 40,000 Queensland participants, will be delivered through increased prize money and payments to jockeys and drivers, along with infrastructure grants and higher club… Read More »

     
  • Classique Legend underdone for Hong Kong Sprint

    Star Australian sprinter Classique Legend is in doubt to run in the Hong Kong International Sprint on Sunday week. Classique Legend was the emphatic winner of The Everest in October prior to heading to Hong Kong to be trained by Caspar Fownes to race in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong… Read More »

     
  • Our Big Mike chases a second Pakenham Cup

    Mornington trainer Brett Scott is hoping to add another country Cup to his recent haul with Kiwi galloper Our Big Mike, who is also aiming for his second Pakenham Cup victory. Two years ago, Our Big Mike led throughout to win the 2500 metre race for his New Zealand trainer… Read More »

     
  • Victorian trainer making Express trip to Sydney

    Victorian trainer Nick Ryan will make a rare trip to Sydney with talented sprinter Express Pass after bypassing a stakes race in Melbourne. Express Pass was among nominations for last weekend’s Listed Carlyon Stakes at The Valley but Ryan decided Saturday’s Members Christmas Handicap (1100m) at Rosehill was a better… Read More »

     
  • Final countdown for Sydney training icon

    When Happy Clapper was retired earlier this year, his trainer was never going to be far behind. One of racing’s most popular characters, Pat Webster announced he was calling time on his training career earlier this week, 42 years after taking out his licence. Best known as the trainer of… Read More »

     
  • Princess Jenni ready to go in rich Pakenham Cup

    After overcoming a couple of minor issues, Bendigo Cup winner Princess Jenni is ready to make it consecutive feature country wins in the Pakenham Cup, according to her trainer David Brideoake. Princess Jenni hasn’t started since October 28 when she held off Pondus to win the Bendigo Cup but it… Read More »

     
  • Theresa Bateup heads to town with Guru and Golly

    What started as a hobby almost 20 years ago has become a fully-fledged business for trainer Theresa Bateup, but her love for her horses has not changed. Bateup took out her trainers’ licence 18 years ago so she could play around with a few thoroughbreds as an aside to her… Read More »

     
  • Chapter And Verse returns to defend George Moore Stakes

    Trainer Desleigh Forster is taking a back to basics approach with talented sprinter Chapter And Verse, who returns to racing in the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben. Forster has made a gear change with Chapter And Verse and also opted for a jockey change with the booking of… Read More »

     
  • William Price keen to ride his namesake

    Apprentice Will Price has always wanted to ride the sprinter William Thomas and he will finally get his wish at Pakenham. Not only is Price keen to partner the horse because he is a high-class galloper who has won seven races and $500,000 in stakemoney, he has an affinity for… Read More »

     
  • Flemington set to welcome back crowds

    Victorian racing officials have been given the green light to allow crowds back at Flemington racecourse in the lead up to Christmas. The Victoria Racing Club (VRC) confirmed 500 members and owners would be permitted on track for its next meeting on Saturday week. The club is hoping to increase… Read More »

     
  • Annabel Neasham saddles yet another winner

    The change of ownership and trainer for RUDDOCK (Written Tycoon-Nakaaya) has coincided with a stunning form reversal. The well-bred 3YO, formerly trained in his younger days by Kris Lees, failed to run a place in two starts before being off-loaded. As a yearling he cost $500,000. Sold as a 3YO… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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