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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Kievann set to improve in Cleveland Bay Handicap

    Eagle Farm trainer Lauren Abbott is confident Kievann can improve sharply and give her the first leg of a homecoming feature double by winning the $100,000 Cleveland Bay Handicap at Townsville. Abbott has taken six horses to north Queensland for the rich carnival on Thursday and Saturday and has already… Read More »

     
  • Trainers not happy with Pakenham polytrack

    Trainer Colin Little has been one of the biggest supporters of synthetic track racing in Victoria and does not want his scratching of a runner at Pakenham to be seen as a knock on the Polytrack. Little sought stewards permission to scratch Peko from a race at Pakenham on Sunday… Read More »

     
  • Ben Melham cops suspension in Singapore

    A hit-and-run trip to Singapore has resulted in suspension for Ben Melham, ruling the jockey out of the Bletchingly Stakes meeting at Caulfield. Melham rode at the Singapore Derby meeting at Kranji on Sunday and incurred a three-meeting ban on a careless riding charge. Lured to Singapore to ride the… Read More »

     
  • WA jockey lands first G1 in Singapore Derby

    Western Australian jockey Joe Azzopardi has broken his Group One duck in Sunday’s Singapore Derby. Azzopardi steered Australian bred Sun Marshal to victory in Sunday’s feature at Kranji in Singapore on Sunday bringing up his first Group One win as a jockey. The WA jockey has been riding in Singapore… Read More »

     
  • Wells wins third Mosstrooper Steeple

    Champion jumper Wells has won his third consecutive Mosstrooper Steeplechase at Pakenham. Having his first start since June and his first over jumps this year, the Kathryn Durden-trained 11-year-old was ridden by Richard Cully in Sunday’s 3500m-race. Wells ($3.40) settled back in the field in the slowly run event with… Read More »

     
  • New Zealand involvement in Mongolian racing

    New Zealanders Des Friedrich and Robbie Hewetson have been employed in senior positions at a new state-of-the-art racecourse in Inner Mongolia’s capital Hohhot. Friedrich, an experienced thoroughbred administrator, will be the chief executive and former assistant trainer Hewetson the senior racing steward at the facility which was officially opened at… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne Cup contender returns in style at Newbury

    One-time Melbourne Cup favourite Withhold has made a triumphant return to racing to win the Marsh Cup at Newbury. The Roger Charlton-trained stayer bled during last year’s Geelong Cup in which he was favourite and missed his chance at Flemington and has also since undergone wind surgery. Jason Watson set… Read More »

     
  • Mystic Journey set for return in Bletchingly Stakes

    Mystic Journey has already taken Anthony Darmanin on the ride of his career but the jockey hopes there is plenty more to come as he prepares to continue his association with the star filly in her highly anticipated return to racing. The Adam Trinder-trained Mystic Journey has risen to prominence… Read More »

     
  • Harbour Views gearing up for spring campaign

    The announcement of a prize money hike for the final of a Victorian country series has sparked the interest of Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams. Boosted to $500,000, the country series final at Flemington on the Oaks day program on November 7 is now a spring goal for lightly raced Harbour… Read More »

     
  • Steven King launches into training role

    Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Steven King is set to take the next step in his racing career by becoming assistant trainer to Steve Richards. King, who won the 1991 Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup on Let’s Elope, retired from race riding in 2017 and for the past 2-1/2 years has worked… Read More »

     
  • Queensland Stewards strict on new time rule

    Queensland stewards have shown they are determined to enforce the new rule on the time feature race runners must arrive at meetings by fining two of the state’s biggest stables. Trainer Toby Edmonds and Chris Waller’s Queensland manager Paul Shailer were fined $1000 with $500 suspended for 12 months on… Read More »

     
  • Matt McGillivray outed for Queensland Cup ride

    Queensland Cup-winning jockey Matt McGillivray has been suspended for 11 days for causing interference in the Listed race. McGillivray, who rode the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Azuro to win Saturday’s 3200m-race, was found guilty of causing interference to Dhoukan and Social Element at the 1500m. He is already set… Read More »

     
  • Brutal chasing a slot in The Everest

    A campaign for Doncaster Mile winner Brutal has yet to be finalised with The Everest a possibility should a slot become available. But to date the world’s richest race on turf is not front of mind at Hawkes Racing. Brutal has not raced since winning the Doncaster Mile at Randwick… Read More »

     
  • Jamie Kah looking forward to Ascot ride in Shergar Cup

    Group One-winning jockey Jamie Kah is set to realise one of her ambitions when she competes in England for the first time in the prestigious Shergar Cup at Ascot. Kah was last week named as one of the three riders on the female jockeys team for the Shergar Cup on… Read More »

     
  • Maximum Security wins $1 million Haskell Invitational

    Maximum Security has captured the $1 million Haskell Invitational and, unlike the Kentucky Derby, survived a steward’s inquiry. His win at Monmouth capped a long day which included a major delay triggered by intense heat and safety concerns for the horses and riders, leading to the cancellation of six races…. Read More »

     
  • Toby Edmonds to start partnership with son

    Leading trainer Toby Edmonds and his son Trent will launch Queensland’s latest training partnership in the new season. The Gold Coast-based Edmonds has trained 105 overall winners this season and is second to Tony Gollan on the metropolitan premiership with 47. Trent Edmonds has played a vital role in the… Read More »

     
  • Star Catcher takes out Irish Oaks

    Frankie Dettori has produced another front-running masterclass aboard Star Catcher to record a fifth win this century in the Irish Oaks at the Curragh. Dettori was able to dictate the pace virtually from the outset Star Catcher who is trained by John Gosden and owned by Anthony Oppenheimer. Quickening three… Read More »

     
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  • The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – July 20th Edition

    Prizemoney increases for Victorian racing was the focus point for this week, along with news on a couple of riders, on completely different sides of the spectrum. All that and more in this weeks edition of ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’. KEY NEWS: MRC Have Everest Fever In… Read More »

     
  • Silvera sets his sights on Sydney

    Silvera will get his chance in Sydney after he won the final stakes race of the Queensland season at Eagle Farm. Sent out favourite, Silvera ($2.70) had a lovely run behind the pace before he beat Araaja ($31) by a length in the Listed Tattersall’s Mile (1600m). The gelding won… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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