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Australian Horse Racing News

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  • Zac Purton edges closer to HK season record

    Australian jockey Zac Purton needs seven winners from the final 20 races to break Joao Moreira’s season record in Hong Kong after moving to within striking distance with a six-win haul at Sha Tin. Purton’s six winners on Sunday’s 11-race program took his season tally to 164, six short of… Read More »

     
  • Bryan Guy debating Grafton Cup run

    The chance to get black-type has co-trainer Bryan Guy leaning towards running talented staying mare Protest in the Listed Grafton Cup instead of Doomben. Protest, who Guy trains in partnership with his son Daniel, is in the $160,000 Grafton Cup (2350m) on Thursday and a restricted class race over 2220m… Read More »

     
  • Deagon to get major training centre

    The headquarters of Racing Queensland in the seaside Brisbane suburb of Deagon is to undergo a major redevelopment as an education and training centre. Deagon is one of the oldest racetracks in Queensland but has been mainly a training centre since it stopped regular race meetings in the early 1940s…. Read More »

     
  • Colic ends career of Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe runner-up

    Dual Oaks winner Sea Of Class has run her last race and is fighting a serious bout of colic. The Irish and Yorkshire Oaks winner was struck down on Wednesday and has been receiving round the clock attention. Her condition is so grave, her trainer William Haggas was unequivocal that… Read More »

     
  • Fidelia to be aimed at G1 Empire Rose Stakes

    After rising to prominence with four-straight city wins during her most recent preparation, Fidelia is being set for a spring campaign aimed at Group One glory. The Robbie Griffiths-trained Fidelia was given a four-week spell after capping her late autumn preparation in Melbourne with victory in an open handicap for… Read More »

     
  • Ben Melham building towards spring racing carnival

    A winner at Flemington has got Ben Melham off the mark in his comeback from a three-month injury lay-off as the star jockey builds towards what he hopes can be a successful spring carnival. Melham suffered fractures to a wrist in a fall at The Valley in March, meaning the… Read More »

     
  • Jeff Lloyd after one last impressive statistic

    Veteran jockey Jeff Lloyd can cap his imminent retirement bringing up yet another impressive statistic this week. One more metropolitan win at Doomben on Wednesday or Saturday will be his 400th since returning to riding after suffering a stroke. Lloyd, 58, missed nearly a year of riding when he was… Read More »

     
  • Matt Cumani thinks Future is bright for stayer

    Encouraged by Future Score’s fast-finishing win in the Banjo Paterson Series Final at Flemington, Ballarat trainer Matt Cumani hopes the imported stayer can keep stepping up. The four-year-old gelding was held up for clear running in the first half of the home straight in Saturday’s 2600m-race before Craig Williams was… Read More »

     
  • Chris Munce in two-pronged Ramornie Handicap attack

    Trainer Chris Munce is set for a dual attack on the Listed Ramornie Handicap at Grafton a bid to give his long-time supporter Max Whitby another big Grafton win. Munce won the Grafton Cup with First Crush last year for a syndicate headed by Whitby. He decided not to press… Read More »

     
  • Dalasan on path towards Caulfield Guineas in spring

    The Group One Caulfield Guineas figures among the plans for lightly raced Dalasan so long as the he can keep stepping up during his spring campaign. Prepared by Hall of Fame trainer Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas in Adelaide, Dalasan won his first two starts at home in February which… Read More »

     
  • Silvera to miss rest of bonus series

    Trainer Tony Gollan will resist the temptation to chase a bonus with Rockhampton Cup winner Silvera and bring the gelding back to Brisbane for a stakes race. Gollan had a disastrous first day of the Rockhampton carnival on Friday, failing to get a placegetter with six runners but he stormed… Read More »

     
  • John McCririck’s widow says he had lung cancer

    Horse racing personality John McCririck who has died aged 79, suffered from lung cancer, his widow has revealed. McCririck – known as Big Mac to many in the racing world – was for many years the face of British horse racing. The 79-year-old was a regular on British television –… Read More »

     
  • Equine Queen Enable triumphant at Sandown

    Many great warriors over both codes have graced the turf at Sandown, but it is fair to say few will have come back to quite the unbridled delight that greeted the John Gosden-trained five-year-old Enable after the Eclipse Stakes. The roof-raising cheers as Enable hit the front under Frankie Dettori… Read More »

     
  • 7/7/2019 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Sha Tin

    Eleven races will be run and won at Sha Tin this Sunday, where the feature race is the Members Cup, a Class 3 contest down the straight over 1000m. Race One: 1 Farhh Above Race Two: 9 Jimson The Famous Race Three: 4 Big Bully Race Four: 10 Massive Pocket… Read More »

     
  • Reykjavik too good in Winter Championship Series Final

    West Australian trainer Lindsey Smith has claimed the first feature race success from his new Warrnambool base, with Reykjavik a convincing winner of the Winter Championship Series Final at Flemington. Smith recently opened the stable while maintaining his West Australian base and produced the first winners from the Warrnambool operation… Read More »

     
  • Mark Newnham filly Salutes at Randwick

    A pair of half-siblings raced by prominent owners Geoff and Mary Grimish are proving handy money-spinners for trainer Mark Newnham. Invictus Salute, the older half-sister to Newnham’s two-time city-winning youngster Splintex, has landed her first Saturday city win in the Randwick Community Day Handicap (1000m). Stakes placed at Scone as… Read More »

     
  • Malibu Style scores controversial Listed win

    West Australian trainer Neville Parnham and his jockey son Chris have combined to win the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final at Flemington with consistent gelding Malibu Style. The seven-year-old has done the majority of his recent racing in Victoria and Neville Parnham was confident he was ready to fire… Read More »

     
  • Poor visibility forces Doomben to cut last

    The last race at Doomben has been abandoned after jockeys voiced concern about visibility in overcast conditions. The riders agreed to take part in the second last race of the day, the Bottle-O Class 6 Handicap at 4 pm, because the field was small. With four horses scratched, only six… Read More »

     
  • New Horizons lives up to his breeding

    New Horizons will never reach the great heights of his international breeding but will forever hold one small piece of history. The gelding has become the first offspring of super galloper and sire Frankel to win a Saturday metropolitan race in Brisbane. New Horizons ($3) gave owner Paul Fudge and… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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