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Horse Racing News

  • Stephanie Thornton closing in on another career milestone

    Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has a strong book of rides at Doomben as she chases another career milestone. She is set to join an elite group of apprentice jockeys who have outridden their metropolitan claim. Her win on Just Orm at the Sunshine Coast last Saturday was her 79th at a… Read More »

     
  • Dual G1 winner Castelvecchio retired

    Dual Group One winner Castelvecchio will not race as a four-year-old with Arrowfield announcing he will join the stallion roster later this year. Arrowfield boss John Messara says the decision to retire Castelvecchio has been made because of the impact of coronavirus on the stud’s plans for the upcoming season…. Read More »

     
  • Street Icon chases G1 success in Robert Sangster Stakes

    A change of tactics brought about by the disappointment of defeat has led to Street Icon lining up for a Group One assignment in Adelaide. Trainer Kevin Corstens was left scratching his head after the mare finished a weakening seventh in a Group Three race in Hobart in February. Corstens… Read More »

     
  • Matt Smith hopes new European gallopers are stars

    If you’re a fan of the multiple Gr 1 winner FIERCE IMPACT, then this may interest you. Warwick Farm trainer Matt Smith, who has been steadily making his way up the national training ranks, trains Fierce Impact who was an average European galloper prior to Smith bringing him to Australia…. Read More »

     
  • The Odyssey to overcome a tricky barrier

    Trainer Kelly Schweida hopes a big weight advantage can help The Odyssey overcome a tricky barrier as the gelding moves closer to becoming a millionaire. The gelding has earned $920,000 from his seven wins and four placings from 16 starts and in a typical three-year-old handicap would carry about 62kg…. Read More »

     
  • Wisdom Of Water set for a return at the Gold Coast

    Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds believes there is plenty of improvement in two-year-old Wisdom Of Water, winner of a recent barrier trial win by a huge margin. Wisdom Of Water will be having his first start since finishing fourth in the Magic Millions Classic when he runs in the TAB… Read More »

     
  • Yes Yes Yes’ stud fee announced

    Star colt Yes Yes Yes will stand his first season at Coolmore Australia for $38,500 with Fastnet Rock heading the stallion roster at $165,000. The Chris Waller-trained Yes Yes Yes by Rubick won the $15 million The Everest in his final start in October. The other two new additions to… Read More »

     
  • Marboosha makes it two from two at Warwick Farm

    Two-year-old filly Marboosha has continued a promising start to her racing career with a city win at Warwick Farm to remain unbeaten from two starts. Bringing up the first of two winners on Wednesday’s program for co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden, Marboosha sat three-wide on the pace in the All… Read More »

     
  • Boom stayer to jump-out at Flemington

    Russian Camelot will have a jump-out at Flemington after missing an important lead-up race to the South Australian Derby. The Danny O’Brien-trained three-year-old is down to trial over 800m at Flemington on Friday morning. An inflamed throat forced Russian Camelot to miss last Saturday’s Peter Armytage Handicap (1700m) at Flemington,… Read More »

     
  • Thunder Mania earns G1 JJ Atkins Stakes campaign

    Caloundra two-year-old Thunder Mania confirmed he is a genuine Group One JJ Atkins horse with a last-to-first Sunshine Coast win. Carrying top weight of 59kg, Thunder Mania ($1.90) dawdled out of the barriers but finished too well from to win the QTIS 2YO (1200m). John Symons, who trains in partnership… Read More »

     
  • Apprentice lands winner at first city ride

    Apprentice Matthew Cartwright has guided Mockery to victory at Sandown in his first race ride on a metropolitan track. Cartwright began his racing career six months ago and rode his first winner at Swan Hill in October at his third race ride. He is apprenticed to his mother and grandmother,… Read More »

     
  • Lyre on track for G1 Robert Sangster Stakes

    Connections of Blue Diamond winner Lyre are hoping the addition of blinkers will help the three-year-old return to the winner’s list for the first time in more than a year in another Group One. Lyre is set for Saturday’s Robert Sangster Stakes (1200m) at Morphettville and trainer Anthony Freedman has… Read More »

     
  • Ancestry chasing a fourth straight win

    Connections of Ancestry are sticking with a winning combination despite the in-form three-year-old being lumped with a big weight for his attempt at a fourth consecutive victory. The Phillip Stokes-trained Ancestry has 61.5kg in Saturday’s Salute Frontline Workers Handicap (1200m) for three-year-olds at Sandown having won at Pakenham, The Valley… Read More »

     
  • Zac Spain keen for Group 1 rides after self-isolation

    The frustration of self-isolation will be worth it for Zac Spain if he can break through for a maiden Group One win in Adelaide. Coronavirus protocols in South Australia require anyone entering the state to undergo two weeks’ isolation. While fellow Victorian jockeys John Allen, Ethan Brown and Dean Holland… Read More »

     
  • Trainers relying on colleagues for big races

    Sending a horse on their first interstate assignment without any of its regular handlers can be an unsettling experience. Not just for the horse but also the trainer and strapper. Ballarat-based trainer Dan O’Sullivan has Affair To Remember heading to Morphettville on Saturday to contest the Australasian Oaks, chasing a… Read More »

     
  • Randwick likely over MTC Guineas for Gone Bye

    Three-year-old Gone Bye is likely to remain in Sydney to run on the Kensington track at Randwick in preference to the MTC Guineas at Wagga. Sydney trainer Mark Newnham has accepted for the gelding in Friday’s $72,000 race at Wagga, in which he has 62kg, as well as Saturday’s Kensington… Read More »

     
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  • Fighting Teo set to battle for top billing

    Giant gelding Fighting Teo can confirm his claims to being Queensland’s best hope of ending a southern domination of the state’s staying contests when he races at the Gold Coast. Fighting Teo, who stands more than 17 hands, has won seven races but has been a work in progress for… Read More »

     
  • Channel 7 frontrunner to broadcast Sky Racing’s Thoroughbred Central station

    The Brisbane Racing Club will support moves to broadcast its meetings on free-to-air television during the winter. Behind-the-scenes negotiations have been underway in recent weeks for a free-to-air deal where Sky Racing’s premier Thoroughbred Central station would be shown. Channel 7, which already shows Sky’s rival Racing.com’s Victorian and South… Read More »

     
  • Ballot-free races confirmed for Brisbane G1’s

    There will be additional chances in coming weeks for horses to gain a start in the Stradbroke Handicap, one of two Group One races in the revamped Brisbane winter carnival. Vega One is already guaranteed a berth via his win in The Gateway in December while the winners of the… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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