Singapore will host another good quality Friday night meeting as we head into a quality weekend of racing around the country headlined by the Caulfield meeting. View our Singapore tips and bets. Race One: 5 Golden Thunder Race Two: 4 Golden Kid Race Three: 5 Lim’s Shot Race Four: 1… Read More »
After a Wednesday night off last week, Woodbine racing returns and the winners are there for us to find. Ric Chapman guides you through the best chances in each race. Good luck. Race 1 8:45am 1700m Turf The fact whiz kid Kazushi Kimura has been engaged for ORBORTUNISTIC suggests she… Read More »
In a landmark move that will send shock waves to EVERY horse racing jurisdiction on earth, The Jockey Club of the United States has been recommended to ban the use of whips – altogether. And in a separate move, Woodbine in Canada will adopt a restriction in whip use for… Read More »
Darley Stud globally will no doubt take a bit of interest in a nicely named 4YO who won in, of all places, Canada. At Woodbine on the weekend, the lightly raced son of Lonhro raced on the turf….and was eye-catching. His name is WALKABOUT CREEK (Lonhro-Pass Partout) and he recorded… Read More »
Trainer Chad Brown has claimed all three Group One turf races at the Arlington Million meeting in Chicago. The Brown-trained Bricks and Mortar won thre feature when he ran down the Aidan O’Brien-trained Magic Wand and he also sent out Sistercharlie to win the Beverly D. Stakes and Valid Point… Read More »
Singapore will host the feature International meeting on Sunday with a good quality program set to run alongside racing across the country. View our tips and bets for Singapore on Sunday. Race One: 2 Leo Race Two: 6 Gold Spirit Race Three: 6 Lucky Trio Race Four: 2 Irving Lipschitz… Read More »
Champion English horse Roaring Lion has returned to New Zealand’s Cambridge Stud to continue his recovery from two colic surgeries. Roaring Lion, a four-time Group One winner and champion three-year-old of 2018, was sent to New Zealand to serve the southern hemisphere breeding season but developed colic immediately after leaving… Read More »
Boy did the s… hit the fan in South Africa last night. In footage that was shades of the most famous illegal battle down the Randwick straight when Mel Schumaker reached down and pulled another jock’s leg in the 1961 AJC Derby, the two best riders in South Africa were… Read More »
Singapore will host another quality Friday night meeting as we head into a pretty good weekend of racing around the country. View our Singapore tips and bets. Race One: 6 Gros Piton Race Two: 6 Forever Win Race Three: 3 Toosbies Race Four: 1 Gold City Race Five: 1 Rich… Read More »
The Lloyd Williams-owned Latrobe has won his first race since the Irish Derby with his victory in the Group Three Ballyroan Stakes at Leopardstown. After his Classic success in June, the Joseph O’Brien-trained Latrobe was runner-up in the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington in November and Australia is again on the… Read More »
Australian-based Hong Kong-owned breeding and racing operation Aquis Farm has made a foray into international racing as part of a group to buy the equal top lot at the Saratoga sale. In partnership with Let’s Go Stable and Crawford Racing Farm, Aquis paid $1.5 million for a Curlin colt out… Read More »
Saudi Arabia will host the world’s richest horse race in Riyadh at the King Abdulaziz Racetrack, with a purse of $20 million up for grabs. The Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia confirmed on Thursday at Saratoga in New York the Saudi Cup will be run over nine furlongs (1800m) on… Read More »
Cheval Grand will aim to become the second Japanese horse to win a Group One race in England this season when he runs run in the Juddmonte International at York. Deirdre won the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood last week to become the only other Japanese horse apart from 2000 July… Read More »
An advert running on the side of a number of London buses in protest at the use of the whip in racing has been condemned by the British Horseracing Authority. The anti-whip message is the latest campaign from Animal Aid, with the slogan saying: “You wouldn’t hit a dog, so… Read More »
Less than a week after his latest Group One triumph at Goodwood, Too Darn Hot has been retired after picking up a career-ending injury. Connections of the John Gosden-trained colt announced the news on Monday, revealing last season’s champion European two-year-old had undergone successful surgery at Newmarket Equine Hospital. He… Read More »
Frankie Dettori has continued his Group One spree, steering Advertise to vicotry in the Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville. Winner of the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot last month, the colt was last seen filling the runner-up spot behind the Aidan O’Brien-trained Ten Sovereigns in the July Cup at… Read More »
Enbihaar has capped a big week for her sire Redoute’s Choice with her wide-margin victory in the Group Two Lillie Langtry Stakes at Goodwood. A few days earlier, Danceteria gave the late Redoute’s Choice a first Group One win in Europe with his success in the Grosser Dallmayr-Preis to stamp… Read More »
Star mare Enable is to run in the Yorkshire Oaks at York rather than the Juddmonte International. Trainer John Gosden intimated after her second win in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot she could miss this month’s York meeting altogether but she is now set to… Read More »
Singapore will host the feature International meeting on Sunday with a quality nine race program taking place. We take a look at each of the eight races and give our tips and bets for the program. Race One: 8 Dominic Race Two: 1 Mowgli Race Three: 2 Lim’s Craft Race… Read More »
Australian mare Houtzen has run a gallant second in the Group Two King George Stakes at Goodwood won by Battaash for the third time. The Charlie Hills-trained Battaash was second to Blue Point in the King’s Stand at Royal Ascot and was sent out at 1-4 to win at Goodwood…. Read More »
