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  • Robbie Dolan ready for next chapter

    It took a leap of faith for Irish-born apprentice Robbie Dolan to move to Australia and he is again prepared to back himself as he launches into the next phase of his riding career. The 24-year-old notched his 80th winner last week to outride his allowance and Saturday’s Randwick meeting… Read More »

     
  • Matt Cumani open to spring carnival alterations

    Backed by a rich pedigree in overseas racing, Matt Cumani could be the right trainer to provide a fresh insight into any potential changes to the Victorian spring carnival. Cumani hails from the UK and is the son of highly respected former trainer Luca Cumani and has had a lifetime… Read More »

     
  • Coronavirus delays Tony McEvoy’s Ballarat move

    The end of the carnival in Adelaide was to herald the start of a new era for the Tony McEvoy stable and rider Barend Vorster. McEvoy, who trains in partnership with his son Calvin, was planning to relocate to on-course stables at Ballarat with Vorster to follow from the team’s… Read More »

     
  • Watch: Veteran jockey receives huge suspension for dodgy ride

    A veteran jockey has been suspended for four months on a handling charge out of a race meeting in country Queensland. Stanley Watkin has received one of the heaviest penalties handed down in Queensland on the charge which is separate from the more serious running and handling charge. Watkin has… Read More »

     
  • Brisbane stables set for country carnivals

    Racing Queensland’s early release of a modified schedule of feature racing in the major country centres will see the re-mergence of the annual trek north by horses from the south of the state. In recent months, the Queensland racing industry has continued under strict biosecurity measures including patron-free meetings due… Read More »

     
  • Matt McGillivray could miss Stradbroke Handicap

    Jockey Matt McGillivray will need a stay of a suspension if he is to ride in the big Group One race day at Eagle Farm on Saturday week. Stewards opened an inquiry after Red Chase and Thy Kingdom Come suffered interference at the 1100m in the second race at Eagle… Read More »

     
  • The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – May 23rd Edition

    A bomb threat almost put halt to the Eagle Farm return, a big money offer rejected for a potential star and an apprentice stole the spotlight at Randwick. All that and more in this weeks edition of ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’. KEY NEWS: Bomb Hoax Delays Eagle… Read More »

     
  • Reykjavik gives Lindsey Smith a Flemington double

    A rise in distance and a patient ride by apprentice Lewis German has helped Reykjavik race to an impressive victory at Flemington. Getting out wide on a rain-sodden track, Reykjavik recorded a convincing win in the Apache Cat Handicap to give trainer Lindsey Smith a double with two former West… Read More »

     
  • Louise Day makes the most of city switch

    A decision by Louise Day to switch from the provincial to metropolitan zone riding zone has been vindicated with the apprentice celebrating two milestones at Randwick. Day, who is indentured to Kris Lees at Newcastle, recently made the call to quarantine for two weeks in order to ride in town…. Read More »

     
  • Victorem bounces back in G2 Victory Stakes

    Coronavirus pandemic restrictions mean Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham might miss being trackside for her best opportunity to win a Group One race. The Graham-trained Victorem ($17) overcame a tumultuous two weeks when he beat Niccanova ($21) by 1-1/4 lengths in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm on… Read More »

     
  • Michael Costa’s loyalty pays off in Gunsynd Classic

    Gold Coast trainer Michael Costa’s loyalty to jockey Allan Chau paid off when they combined for their first Group wins at Eagle Farm. Chau produced a daring ride on Supergiant ($10) who led all the way to beat Ballistic Boy ($8.50) by a nose in the Group Three Gunsynd Classic… Read More »

     
  • Great Again trumps rivals at Flemington

    Former West Australian galloper Great Again has relished the wet conditions at Flemington to record a fighting first-up victory. Trained by Lindsey Smith, Great Again added a third stakes win to his record with success in Saturday’s Listed Straight Six (1200m). Great Again arrived in Victoria last year and had… Read More »

     
  • Rothfire races into G1 JJ Atkins Stakes favouritism

    Brilliant gelding Rothfire continued trainer Rob Heathcote’s success in his favourite race when he won the Group Two Champagne Classic at Eagle Farm. The gelding is now a clear cut $4 favourite for the Group One JJ Atkins in a fortnight. Starting favourite, Rothfire ($2.45) jumped straight to the lead… Read More »

     
  • State switch works wonders for Coruscate

    He might not have the talent of his sibling Bivouac but Coruscate has outclassed a depleted field at Randwick to chalk up his seventh win. A brother to the Group One Newmarket Handicap and Golden Rose winner, Coruscate has relished an interstate switch to win the At Sea Handicap (1100m)… Read More »

     
  • Sam Clipperton breaks drought at Randwick

    A patient ride aboard Stockman has helped Sam Clipperton to break a run of outs and land his first metropolitan win since Anzac Day. Clipperton has been happy with his form but the depth in the Sydney jockeys’ ranks has made getting on the better chances challenging. “I have been… Read More »

     
  • Police operation delays Eagle Farm races

    A police operation has delayed the Eagle Farm race meeting in Brisbane. Police were called to the racetrack after the second race while horses were parading for the third event. After inspecting the track and racecourse proper, police gave the all-clear to continue racing. Chief steward Peter Chadwick said safety… Read More »

     
  • Craig Newitt feeling the Love at Flemington

    Trainer Matt Cumani’s hopes of an early Flemington double have been thwarted by jockey Craig Newitt and an impressive on-pace victory from Immortal Love. Sasko provided Cumani a long-shot victory and punters pinned their hopes in stablemate Khoekhoe, sending the two-year-old out the $2.50 favourite in the Tom Melbourne Trophy…. Read More »

     
  • Peltzer stamps himself as a big spring player

    Peltzer has maintained his undefeated record and set himself up for an ambitious spring carnival assault in claiming the scalps of some highly touted rivals at Randwick. The Gerald Ryan-trained youngster took up the running in Saturday’s Darley 2YO Handicap (1300m) and gave his rivals the slip, coasting through the… Read More »

     
  • Cosmic Gossip cements a JJ Atkins Stakes start

    Caloundra filly Cosmic Gossip confirmed her place in the Group One JJ Atkins field with a strong win at Eagle Farm. Cosmic Gossip ($7.50) came from last early to beat Ready For Magic ($4.80) by a short neck in the XXXX Dry 2YO (1200m). The filly was already in the… Read More »

     
  • Sasko spoils betting plunge at Flemington

    An expectation that Peter Moody would have his first metropolitan winner since a return to training has ended in disappointment. Moody sent out Shepard as a heavily supported favourite but the northern hemisphere-bred stayer couldn’t deliver on a rain-affected track at Flemington. Shepard carried $3.90 to $3.20 backing in the… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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