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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Racing allowed to continue during coronavirus lockdown

    All three of Australia’s racing codes have been given a green light to continue during the countries strict lock down rules regarding the coronavirus epidemic. Victoriaโ€™s Racing Minister Martin Pakula announced that all three racing codes are allowed to continue with strict measures in place to prevent the spread of… Read More »

     
  • The prestigious Dubai World Cup meeting cancelled

    The prestigious Dubai World Cup meeting is the latest major event to be cancelled over the coronavirus pandemic. The race meeting, with prize money of $35 million and featuring the $12 million Dubai World Cup, had been scheduled to go ahead behind closed doors with appropriate protocols in place. But… Read More »

     
  • Golden Slipper – What the jockeys said

    Farnan gave Hugh Bowman his first $3.5m G1 Longines Golden Slipper (1200m) while it was Gai Waterhouse’s seventh. Hugh Bowman (Farnan):ย โ€œI could sense the pressure coming at the 200m and I hadnโ€™t asked for full throttle but when I did my word he responded and responded in style.” “I mean… Read More »

     
  • Trainers hoping horse racing can continue

    Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller hopes racing can continue under the biosecurity measures employed on Golden Slipper day. Saturday’s meeting at Rosehill featured five Group One wins but no spectators because of the coronavirus pandemic protocols. In an effort to keep the sport afloat, only essential personnel could enter the… Read More »

     
  • John Thompson celebrates biggest day

    If the rest of the autumn carnival is scuppered by the coronavirus, trainer John Thompson has already celebrated his biggest day on a racecourse. Thompson arrived at Rosehill for Saturday’s closed door meeting with two Group One chances and left with a George Ryder Stakes winner and Golden Slipper placegetter…. Read More »

     
  • Eric The Eel headed to Sydney

    Trainer Stuart Kendrick has confirmed a Sydney campaign for Eric The Eel – if he can travel to Sydney. Eric The Eel was a Doomben winner two starts ago and then a close-up third in an Open Handicap at the Gold Coast two weeks ago. Kendrick said Eric The Eel… Read More »

     
  • Tancred Stakes likely for Verry Elleegant

    If she recovers well from her fierce Group One battle with English visitor Addeybb, Verry Elleegant could be seen again just seven days later. The Chris Waller-trained mare served it up to Addeybb in Saturday’s Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill but came up short by a half-length. Addeybb’s win was a… Read More »

     
  • Queensland clubs to seek government assistance

    Queensland race clubs are preparing a submission to seek federal and state government financial help as the coronavirus crisis causes huge financial losses. As is the case throughout Australia, race meetings are being conducted without public attendance. If the situation continues into the winter carnival it will cost the south… Read More »

     
  • Australian G1 for trainer William Haggas

    With British racing shut down because of the coronavirus crisis, English trainer William Haggas has celebrated an Australian double from afar including the Group One Ranvet Stakes. Haggas sent Young Rascal and Addeybb to Sydney last month and they repaid him at Rosehill on Saturday. Before last season was out,… Read More »

     
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  • Hugh Bowman lands his first Golden Slipper

    Hugh Bowman has won his first Golden Slipper in front of empty grandstands but it did not diminish his joy at finally claiming what he considers to be Sydney’s signature race. Bowman used Farnan’s natural gate speed to take up the running aboard the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained colt… Read More »

     
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  • Golden Slipper meeting goes ahead spectator-free

    The showpiece Golden Slipper meeting has gone ahead smoothly in Sydney under a public lock-out at Rosehill. Featuring five Group One races,, the Slipper meeting is a vital part of the autumn racing landscape and Saturday was the first test of the bio security protocols surrounding the coronavirus pandemic sweeping… Read More »

     
  • Away Game ‘outstanding’ in Golden Slipper placing

    Durable filly Away Game has been all over the eastern seaboard during a busy juvenile season and she keeps fronting up. On Saturday she finished second to Farnan in the world’s richest race for two-year-olds, the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill. That was her sixth start in a season… Read More »

     
  • Joe Pride’s mare shows Exfactor in stakes win

    Joe Pride’s decision to seize the moment by running Miss Exfactor at Rosehill has paid dividends with the mare landing a valuable black-type win. A $16 chance, Miss Exfactor dived through along the fence for Jay Ford to take out Saturday’s Group Three Birthday Card Stakes (1200m) by 2-1/4 lengths… Read More »

     
  • Diamond Effort prevails in Hareeba Stakes

    Diamond Effort has completed a winning hat-trick and at the same time added black-type to her name with a narrow victory at Mornington. Following successive Caulfield victories to start the campaign, Diamond Effort added Saturday’s Listed Hareeba Stakes to her record, a sixth win from 12 starts. Ridden by Ben… Read More »

     
  • Farnan too good in G1 Golden Slipper

    Without the fanfare that has accompanied her previous six wins, Gai Waterhouse has claimed a record seventh Golden Slipper. Saturday’s showpiece meeting was held at Rosehill with no spectators, and no Waterhouse who preferred to let her training partner Adrian Bott soak up Farnan’s win as she watched from home… Read More »

     
  • I Am Excited wins the G1 Galaxy in a thriller

    I Am Excited has delivered David Pfieffer his first Group One win in a thrilling finish to The Galaxy at Rosehill. But the Warwick Farm trainer admitted there was also a strange feeling to the biggest victory of his career, with no crowds or owners allowed on course for Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • Aktau races into Caulfield Cup at Mornington

    Imported stayer Aktau has made life easier for his connections with their planning for a spring carnival campaign by taking out the Listed Mornington Cup. Victory in Saturday’s 2400m race has guaranteed Aktau a start in this year’s Group One Caulfield Cup (2400m) in October. Trainer Mike Moroney had targeted… Read More »

     
  • Front-running way works for Get Stuck In

    A plan to pitch Get Stuck In into a new role as a leader paid off when the gelding won the Gallopers Sports Club Handicap at Eagle Farm. Baylee Nothdurft, who is leading the metropolitan jockeys’ title, scored his 53rd winner for the season and none have been easier. Nothdurft… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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