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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Epsom Handicap – What you need to know

    EPSOM HANDICAP $1 million 1600m handicap HISTORY * First Epsom Handicap event in 1863 won by Dundee * Named after famous Epsom Downs racecourse in the South of England where Epsom Derby has been run since 1780 * The race has been run at 1600m since 1885 – following a… Read More »

     
  • Caulfield Cup winner Best Solution retired

    Reigning Caulfield Cup winner Best Solution has been retired from racing with stud plans for the Godolphin-owned horse yet to be announced. Trained by Saeed bin Suroor, Best Solution won nine races including three at Group One level. After back-to-back Group One victories in Germany last year, Best Solution travelled… Read More »

     
  • Former Singapore champ makes Aussie debut

    Former Singapore champion Debt Agent makes his Australian debut for new trainer Jim Conlan at Flemington. Racing as Debt Collector in Singapore for expatriate Australian trainer Cliff Brown, the gelding’s career was curtailed by respiratory issues after posting 12 wins from 24 starts, including five at Group One level. Horse… Read More »

     
  • Imported mare demands Attention in Metropolitan Handicap

    Just over a year after Attention Run suffered such severe travel sickness it was feared she would never race in Australia, the German import will line up as a live chance in one of Sydney’s most prestigious Group One staying races. The Kris Lees-trained five-year-old is $19 for Saturday’s Metropolitan… Read More »

     
  • Kentucky Breeze chases Caulfield Cup spot in Turnbull Stakes

    Trainer Levi Kavanagh is banking on fitness and Kentucky Breeze’s ability to run a strong 2000 metres earning the gelding a start in the Caulfield Cup. Kentucky Breeze runs in Saturday’s Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington with the winner gaining a ballot exemption to the 2019 Caulfield Cup. The… Read More »

     
  • Stokes, Nolen after a third Edward Manifold Stakes

    They have combined to win two of the past seven Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington and trainer Phillip Stokes and jockey Luke Nolen will again team up in the Group Two race at Flemington, this time with Really Discreet. Stokes’ and Nolen’s success in the Edward Manifold includes victory in… Read More »

     
  • Australian Turf Club grants second lot of drought funds

    The Australian Turf Club Foundation has announced its second lot of drought funds providing welcome relief for the racing community in NSW. More than $120,000 will be distributed among ATC Foundation racing participants, community organisations and its four Sydney racecourses. A grant of $30,000 to the Tamworth Jockey Club will… Read More »

     
  • Freedman announces Caulfield Guineas, Thousand Guineas runners

    Trainer Anthony Freedman is set to be two-handed in the two Guineas races on the opening day of the Caulfield Cup carnival. Freedman says Super Seth and Groundswell will contest the Group One Caulfield Guineas with the stable to be represented by Lyre and Southbank in the fillies division, the… Read More »

     
  • 2019 Melbourne Cup first acceptors released

    Defending titleholder Cross Counter headlines 80 first acceptors for this year’s $8 million Melbourne Cup which includes 18 other internationally trained horses. First acceptances for the 3200m Melbourne Cup at Flemington on November 5 closed on Tuesday, with Cross Counter and his Charlie Appleby-trained stablemate Ispolini among the acceptors while… Read More »

     
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  • Caulfield Cup, Melbourne Cup contender for sale

    A 25 per cent share in leading Caulfield and Melbourne Cups contender Mustajeer is to be auctioned ahead of the Ebor winner’s tilt at the Australian spring features. Inglis will take bids through its Digital Online platform next Tuesday and Wednesday. Australian Bloodstock have bought a controlling interest in Mustajeer… Read More »

     
  • Queenslander chasing 2019 Caulfield Cup start

    Brisbane trainer Bryan Dais dreams of having a Caulfield Cup runner and they can become a reality if Looks Like Elvis wins the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington. Looks Like Elvis is the best horse Dais has prepared and will be his first Group One runner when he contests Saturday’s 2000m… Read More »

     
  • ATC Foundation to give more drought funds

    A second round of donations will be gifted to drought-stricken towns in northern NSW struggling to pay the rising cost of horse feed. The Australian Turf Club Foundation will announce on Thursday another lot of grants for racing industry participants to help pay for hay bales. It follows earlier drought… Read More »

     
  • Flight Stakes dubbed a two horse race

    As the boss of New Zealand’s Te Akau Racing operation, David Ellis is used to success at home and abroad but takes nothing for granted. Te Akau has New Zealand champion Melody Belle vying to become the first horse to win the Hastings triple crown on Saturday and Te Akau… Read More »

     
  • Light jockeys in demand for Epsom Handicap

    At least four horses will carry half a kilogram more than their original weights in the Epsom Handicap with 10 of the 18 runners on less than 51kg. So far Kerrin McEvoy (Rock 50.5kg), Dom Tourneur (Archedemus 50.5kg) Michael Dee (Star Of The Seas 50kg) and Damien Thornton (Junipal 50kg)… Read More »

     
  • Surprise Baby set for latest 2019 Melbourne Cup entry bid

    Surprise Baby gets a second chance at securing a start in the Melbourne Cup when he contests the Bart Cummings at Flemington. The winner of Saturday’s race is afforded a ballot exemption into the $8 million Melbourne Cup at Flemington on November 5. Surprise Baby missed by millimetres in the… Read More »

     
  • NZ TAB pays out on Melody Belle’s triple crown

    The New Zealand TAB has paid out on champion Melody Belle to win the Hastings Group One triple crown before the final leg has been run. Melody Belle is the short-priced favourite to add Saturday’s Livamol Classic (2040m) to her wins in the Tarzino Trophy and Windsor Park Plate. If… Read More »

     
  • Osborne Bulls out to press The Everest claims

    Last year’s third placegetter Osborne Bulls will press his claims for the Godolphin slot in the $14 million Everest when he runs in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick. His biggest stumbling block in Saturday’s Group Two 1200m Premiere Stakes appears to be Classique Legend who is already an Everest runner… Read More »

     
  • Australian Bloodstock duo on rise for Caulfield Cup, Melbourne Cup

    The two trainers of imported Cups horses part-owned by Australian Bloodstock have cast their eye over their prospective charges and are looking forward to spring ahead. Newcastle trainer Kris Lees saw Mustajeer for the first time in quarantine at Werribee on Wednesday with Paul Preusker having his second look at… Read More »

     
  • Mystic Journey headlines Turnbull Stakes Field

    A field of 12 will line up for the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington, a race that could shape the prospects of a number of spring contenders. Mystic Journey will be out to bounce back from her defeat in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington on September 14 when… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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