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Horse Racing News

  • Fasika set to shine this spring

    Joe Pride has trained his share of top sprinters and believes Fasika is poised to become one of them this spring. The Warwick Farm horseman has put the polish on Group One speedsters Terravista and Tiger Tees and won a Doomben 10,000 with Red Oog. He produced Fasika for an… Read More »

     
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  • Mystery Shot makes it five wins on end

    Warrnambool-trained gelding Mystery Shot has earned himself a break after landing his fifth win on end with a tough on-pace performance at Caulfield. Mystery Shot took out Saturday’s Neds Bet Back Handicap on Saturday to follow successive Caulfield victories after country wins to open his career at Warrnambool and Ballarat…. Read More »

     
  • Viridine wins the G3 Bletchingly Stakes

    A rails-hugging ride from champion jockey Damien Oliver has helped favourite Viridine to a determined victory in Melbourne’s final stakes race of the 2019-20 season at Caulfield. The James Cummings-trained Viridine was the $2.70 favourite in Saturday’s weight-for-age Group Three Bletchingly Stakes (1200m) and Oliver was able to position the… Read More »

     
  • Mahamedeis scores an impressive staying win at Caulfield

    Mahamedeis has delayed a jumping career for the short-term with an impressive staying performance at Caulfield. The Nick Ryan-trained galloper took out Saturday’s Laurelle Owens VOBIS Gold Stayers to go with a victory at the track in late May. Ryan was contemplating sending Mahamedeis to race over jumps, but following… Read More »

     
  • European imports stamp their class at Rosehill

    A pair of European imports have put the writing on the wall for the spring and given trainer Kris Lees plenty to think about as he plots their respective campaigns. Mugatoo and Korcho, both syndicated by Australian Bloodstock, have stamped their class at Rosehill with impressive victories. Resuming in Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • Daniel Stackhouse steals the show at Caulfield

    Daniel Stackhouse has continued his successful season with an all-the-way win on She’s A Thief at the final Melbourne metropolitan meeting of the 2019-20 campaign at Caulfield. While Craig Williams has clinched his ninth Melbourne metropolitan jockeys’ premiership, Stackhouse and Jye McNeil are in a battle for the Victorian statewide… Read More »

     
  • Doomben races abandoned after seven races

    Persistent rain has forced the abandonment of the Doomben race with two races remaining on Saturday’s card. The track was rated a soft 7 when the nine-race program got underway but by mid-afternoon it had been downgraded to a heavy 10. Chief steward Peter Chadwick said visibility was the major… Read More »

     
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  • High Emocean continues her winter rise at Caulfield

    Progressive staying filly High Emocean has continued her own winter rise through the grades and in the process ended the winning sequence of her stablemate Persan at Caulfield. Persan was chasing his fourth-straight city win this winter and fifth victory in his past six starts in Saturday’s Mark Needham Handicap… Read More »

     
  • Andrew Adkins to undergo surgery after horror fall

    Jockey Andrew Adkins has been taken to Westmead Hospital following a sickening fall that has marred the opening race at Rosehill. Adkins was aboard the Danny Williams-trained Hot ‘N’ Hazy who appeared to run out of room in the straight and crashed to the turf. The colt, who Williams this… Read More »

     
  • Eduardo returns to form for new trainer

    Former Victorian Eduardo has made a winning debut for new trainer Joe Pride, holding off the fast-finishing Roheryn to claim the July Sprint at Rosehill. Group One placed in last year’s Oakleigh Plate, Eduardo had lost form during the autumn and was transferred to Pride after finishing midfield in a… Read More »

     
  • Aqua Vite scores first win in two years

    Tough Gold Coast gelding Aqua Vite has capitalised on tailor made track conditions at Doomben to win his first race in more than two years. Aqua Vite hadn’t won since late March 2018, but he had displayed solid form on unfavourable tracks heading into Saturday’s TAB Long May We Play… Read More »

     
  • English import Skyman wins in Australian debut

    English import Skyman has made an encouraging start to his Australian racing career with a convincing win in a benchmark race at Caulfield. Stepping out for his Australian debut in Saturday’s Neds Handicap (1600m), the Chris Waller-trained four-year-old Skyman ($26) sat back in the field in the benchmark-78 race under… Read More »

     
  • Fleet Dove scores maiden city win at Doomben

    Trainer Kelly Schweida cemented his new association with top breeder Basil Nolan when Fleet Dove won at Doomben. In a driving four-way finish Fleet Dove ($6) beat Hancora Field ($21) by a head with a half-head to Kisukano ($2.05) in the QTIS Fillies 2Y0 Handicap (1200m). Toorooloo ($3) was a… Read More »

     
  • Updates: Andrew Adkins taken to hospital after horror fall

    Jockey Andrew Adkins has been taken to Westmead Hospital following a sickening fall that has marred the opening race at Rosehill. Adkins was aboard the Danny Williams-trained Hot ‘N’ Hazy who appeared to run out of room in the straight and crashed to the turf. The colt, who Williams this… Read More »

     
  • Alligator Blood swab findings released

    Stewards found no evidence anyone connected with trainer David Vandyke’s stable had administered the prohibited substance which saw Alligator Blood stripped of his Magic Millions Guineas win. A Racing Queensland hearing on Thursday closed with Alligator Blood being disqualified from the $2 million race on the Gold Coast on January… Read More »

     
  • Les Ross reveals secret to wet track success

    Trainer Les Ross has finally revealed his secret to getting horses which handle wet tracks after Mishani Fraudster won at Doomben. Mishani Fraudster was backed in from $5.50 to $3.10 before leading all the way to beat Master Red ($9) by three-quarters of a length in the QTIS Colts &… Read More »

     
  • Watch: Hugh Bowman causes horror fall at Rosehill

    Hugh Bowman was having his first ride after more than a month out of the saddle and he may well not be seen in the saddle for a long time after he caused a sickening fall in the first at Rosehill on Saturday. Hugh Bowman was riding the well backed… Read More »

     
  • In-form stablemates set to clash at Caulfield

    Co-trainer David Eustace believes in-form Persan has trained on beautifully for his attempt to round out his three-year-old season with a fourth-straight win this winter in Melbourne. But Eustace is also not discounting the chances of filly High Emocean who will clash with her stablemate in Saturday’s Mark Needham Handicap… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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