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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Chautauqua’s brother set to make debut

    Very few horses have galvanised racing fan passion like the big grey flash CHAUTAUQUA did. Should he be retired, should he be given another chance? It was the debate for the ages. Well, he is retired now, but…… those passionate racing fans have the opportunity now to get his family… Read More »

     
  • Sunlight wins trial but a grey steals the show

    There were no real surprises this morning at Randwick when multiple Group One winner Sunlight won her trial but it was a run of a boom grey that stole the show. Sunlight jumped and led to win Trial 1 at Randwick but it was the eye catching trial of The… Read More »

     
  • Fundamentalist to target Golden Eagle or Empire Rose Stakes

    Lindsay Park could be faced with the conundrum of chasing a Group One win or the money with Fundamentalist. The $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill is on the radar for Fundamentalist, but the Group One Empire Rose Stakes, run the same day at Flemington, may prompt closer scrutiny if… Read More »

     
  • Memsie Stakes or Penny Edition Stakes for Begood Toya Mother

    Trainer Daniel Bowman is considering options in Melbourne and Adelaide for Begood Toya Mother ahead of his planned Group One target at Caulfield. Bowman has entered Begood Toya Mother in three 1400m-races on Saturday – two at Caulfield and one at Morphettville. Begood Toya Mother is among 17 nominations for… Read More »

     
  • Ethan Brown makes his return at Mornington

    After taking a break from riding, former champion Melbourne apprentice Ethan Brown makes a competitive return to race riding at Mornington. Now in the senior ranks, Brown rides the Mick Kent-trained Red Jewel Girl in Tuesday’s Highview Accounting Mornington Handicap, his first race ride since May. The 2017/18 premier apprentice… Read More »

     
  • Bomb threat causes delay at Bathurst races

    A bomb threat at Bathurst racecourse on Monday brought a halt to the races after patrons had to be evacuated. Racegoers at Bathurst today had to be evacuated from the racecourse as well as staff after a bomb threat was called in halting the last race on the card. Police… Read More »

     
  • Small Field set for San Domenico Stakes

    Talented colt Yes Yes Yes is ready to begin a campaign which could lead to the biggest prize of all. He is among seven entries for Saturday’s San Domenico Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill, a kick-off point for the Group One Golden Rose. Also looming large is the $14 million Everest… Read More »

     
  • Racing Queensland taking steps to increase Toowoomba fields

    Racing Queensland is taking steps to ensure race programming will encourage bigger field sizes at Toowoomba to help boost betting turnover. Toowoomba, which occupies an evening slot on Saturdays, has taken on an increasingly important role in recent years but turnover has been impacted with small field sizes because of… Read More »

     
  • Alizee headlines Memsie Stakes nominations

    Multiple Group One winning mare Alizee heads a quality list of Memsie Stakes nominations. The G1 Memsie Stakes will headline this weekends Caulfield card with a quality list of horses nominated to run in the race. Alizee is the standout nomination with last years winner Humidor and Multiple G1 winner… Read More »

     
  • Tom Melbourne runs second in trial

    Fan favourite Tom Melbourne has turned in a tidy trial at Beaudesert, albeit teasing the Chris Waller stable by running second. The gelding has a cult following boosted by his reputation for finishing second 14 times in races as well as winning six. Tom Melbourne and stablemate Le Juge were… Read More »

     
  • James McDonald to ride Te Akau Shark in Tramway Stakes

    James McDonald will ride Epsom Handicap favourite Te Akau Shark when he makes his Australian debut in the Tramway Stakes. Now Sydney’s premier jockey, McDonald was formerly the stable rider for the powerful Te Akau operation in New Zealand. Te Akau Shark is the TAB’s $6 favourite for the Epsom… Read More »

     
  • Pat Smullen forced to miss his charity race with health issues

    Retired jockey Pat Smullen has ruled out riding in his charity race at the Irish Champions Weekend after a setback in his health. The multiple Group One-winning jockey announced his retirement in May, having undergone treatment for pancreatic cancer after being diagnosed in March last year. Smullen had been planning… Read More »

     
  • Tallyho Twinkletoe blitzes rivals in Grand National Steeplechase

    New Zealand jumper Tallyho Twinkletoe has equalled the feats of a champion jumper of yesteryear with his dominant victory in the Grand National Steeplechase at Ballarat. Tallyho Twinkletoe became the first horse since Mosstrooper in 1930 to complete the Grand National Hurdle/Steeplechase double in the same year. Patrick Payne calls… Read More »

     
  • Popular female jockey could be forced to retire

    Popular female jockey Nikita Beriman will miss the Spring carnival and may be forced to retired after battling an ongoing hip issue. Beriman has not ridden since the end of July after her hip injury flared up and she has decided to take a lengthy break out of the saddle… Read More »

     
  • Ablaze to be set for the Grand Annual Steeplechase

    A boozy night in a pub in the South Island of New Zealand has resulted in Ablaze making his way to the stable of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace and two hurdle victories. Making a winning jumps debut at Coleraine a week ago, Ablaze backed that up with success in… Read More »

     
  • Watch: Melbourne Cup bound Mustajeer wins Ebor Handicap

    Australia-bound Mustajeer has won Europe’s richest handicap, the Ebor at York, ahead of his transfer to Kris Lees to be prepared for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups. Trained in Ireland by Ger Lyons, Mustajeer, who finished fourth in the Ebor last year, won the 2800m-race by three-quarters of a length… Read More »

     
  • Firefree ends jumps season on a high note

    Trainer Cliff Murray has a long-range flat ambition for Firefree after the gelding ended the jumping season with a strong staying performance at Ballarat. Australia’s longest flat race, the Jericho Cup (4600m) at Warrnambool in December, is in Murray’s sights after Firefree won the Gotta Take Care Hurdle (4000m) on… Read More »

     
  • Club inadvertently washes out own meeting

    A central Queensland race club has inadvertently washed out its own meeting with jockeys refusing to ride after the track was over-watered halfway through the day. The Dingo Race Club, which is 150km west of Rockhampton, was scheduled to stage five races on Saturday. There were 11 jockeys riding at… Read More »

     
  • Maher and Eustace pair to tackle G1 Memsie Stakes

    The news that Mystic Journey is to bypass the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield is music to the ears of trainer Ciaron Maher. Maher, who trains in partnership with David Eustace, will have two runners in Melbourne’s first Group One race of the new season. Cliff’s Edge and Humidor will represent… Read More »

     
  • Tony Gollan to step up spring plans

    Brisbane’s premier trainer Tony Gollan is step up preparations for the Sydney and Melbourne spring carnivals with his four top horses. Gollan will use jump-outs at Eagle Farm on Tuesday to tone Zoustyle, Garibaldi, Niedorp and Vincere Volare. Garibaldi and Niedorp will then head to the two divisions of the… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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