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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Waging War chasing another VOBIS Gold Mile

    Adelaide visitor Waging War will again attempt to thwart Widgee Turf in the rich VOBIS Gold Mile at Caulfield. A year ago Waging War lowered the colours of the $3.50 favourite Widgee Turf in the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Mile. Widgee Turf was coming off success in the Victoria Handicap at… Read More »

     
  • Pecans out to defend Hawkesbury Crown

    Joe Pride reckons he has the formula right as he prepares Pecans for a first-up Group Three win which may well be her last race start. The trainer sent Pecans to the Darley Crown at Hawkesbury a year ago on the back of three barrier trials and she delivered the… Read More »

     
  • Tough choice for jockey ahead of The Showdown

    Jockey Michael Dee admits he agonised over his choice of mount for the inaugural running of The Showdown at Caulfield. The Showdown is restricted to two-year-olds by Victorian-based VOBIS nominated sires and Dee had the choice of two highly fancied runners in Saturday’s 1200m-dash which carries a first prize of… Read More »

     
  • Observational records overdue win at Flemington

    Having cut his teeth around the western districts of Victoria, trainer John Sadler has two races on his bucket list. The two major flat races at Warrnambool’s May carnival, the Warrnambool Cup and Wangoom Handicap, have to date eluded him. Sadler hopes to turn that around at next week’s carnival… Read More »

     
  • David Pfieffer excited about winter

    Talented mare I Am Excited will not be lacking in experience against black-type company when she tries to cause an upset in the Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm. Redzel is the odds-on favourite for Saturday’s Group Two 1200m-sprint but Sydney trainer David Pfieffer is encouraged by I Am Excited’s form…. Read More »

     
  • Saccharo out to bounce back in VOBIS Sires

    Archie Alexander is forgiving of Saccharo’s last-start failure at Caulfield and is looking for the three-year-old to return to his best in the race he has been aimed towards all preparation. Saccharo was an eye-catching third in the Listed Bendigo Guineas over 1400m two starts ago before failing over the… Read More »

     
  • Brett Cavanough hoping for Queensland Oaks deal

    Scone trainer Brett Cavanough will cut into his Hong Kong holiday to monitor whether he has a genuine Queensland Oaks hopeful in Gem Dealer who runs at Eagle Farm. Gem Dealer’s recent strong form has earned her a crack at Saturday’s Group Three Gunsynd Classic (1600m). Her effort on Saturday… Read More »

     
  • No surgery for fallen Wangaratta jockeys

    Jockey John Keating will not need surgery on neck and back fractures following a fall after the finishing line at Wangaratta. Keating won the final race at Wangaratta on Wednesday but fell approximately 20m after the post when his mount Bonfire Gold stumbled . After being assessed at the Wangaratta… Read More »

     
  • Jockey to donate Anzac Day riding fees

    ANZAC Day – very emotive on many levels for every Aussie and Kiwi. And it isn’t lost on sport in this country either. We know that. Everyone will stand and hear the last post, at pretty much every game played, and at each racetrack, and will feel a sense of… Read More »

     
  • QLD jockey fined for social media post

    Jag Guthmann-Chester’s bid to win back-to-back metropolitan Brisbane apprentice titles has hit a snag after he was suspended on a careless riding charge at Ipswich. The senior metropolitan title is already clear-cut with Jeff Lloyd on 73 winners and is well on his way to riding 100 for the third… Read More »

     
  • Cape Of Good Hope wins Derby Trial

    Cape Of Good Hope has boosted his chances in the Epsom Derby by winning the Listed Trial Stakes. Twice placed at Group level last season, the full-brother to multiple Group One winner Highland Reel, made a triumphant return with his win over a mile-and-a-quarter (2000m). After being settled near the… Read More »

     
  • Two Victorian jockeys in hospital after fall

    Two riders have been taken to hospital following a fall after the winning post in the last race at Wangaratta. Jockey John Keating was unseated from the winner Bonfire Gold in Thursday’s 1300m race when it stumbled and fell 20m past the finishing line. Apprentice Alexandra Bryan, aboard sixth-placed Another… Read More »

     
  • Trainer Greg Hickman fined over positive swab

    Trainer Greg Hickman has been fined $5000 after veteran gelding Braces returned a positive swab to the prohibited anti-inflammatory meloxicam. Hickman fronted Racing NSW stewards on Wednesday over the positive result taken from Braces before he ran sixth in a race at Rosehill on February 27. While stewards could not… Read More »

     
  • Viddora in doubt for Hong Kong run

    Viddora has pulled up lame from trackwork in Hong Kong with the mare to be monitored ahead of the Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin. She worked on the all-weather track on Wednesday morning with regular jockey Joe Bowditch aboard but Hong Kong Jockey Club vet, Dr Peter Curl, later… Read More »

     
  • Pierata set to join Aquis stallion roster

    Australia’s most recent Group One winner Pierata has run his last race and is likely to stand at Aquis Farm, subject to the usual checks and balances. The winner of Saturday’s All Aged Stakes, Pierata is by Pierro out of Group Three-winning Flying Spur mare November Flight. Aquis has issued… Read More »

     
  • Close relations line up in rich The Showdown

    Brendan McCarthy-trained siblings Luficer’s Reward and Oh So Rewarding will chase a rich prize in the inaugural running of The Showdown at Caulfield. Saturday’s Showdown carries a first prize of $500,000 and is restricted to two-year-olds by Victorian-based VOBIS nominated sires. The two McCarthy gallopers are three-quarter brothers, both by… Read More »

     
  • Toby Edmonds produces another future star

    Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds’ last-minute decision to buy an immature yearling filly could prove a masterstroke after her brother scored an impressive win at Ipswich. The Edmonds trained Ruuca ($2.25 ) lived up to his good trial form and despite being green in the straight was far too strong… Read More »

     
  • Chaillot to face Anzac Day Stakes test

    Archie Alexander believes there was no fluke about the debut performance of Chaillot which has prompted the trainer to give the two-year-old filly her chance in stakes grade at her second start. A $25,000 yearling purchase, Chaillot was sent out a $31 chance on debut in a 1200m Ballarat maiden… Read More »

     
  • Ranier gets chance to step up in Hawkesbury Guineas

    His trainer admits Ranier has not lived up to expectations this autumn but James Cummings will give the colt another chance to rectify that in the Hawkesbury Guineas. By Lonhro out of Kanzan, Ranier has the breeding to be successful with his mother a multiple stakes performer and winner of… Read More »

     
  • Mr Quickie continues path towards SA Derby

    South Australian Derby favourite Mr Quickie will take on older horses at Caulfield when he attempts to get back to winning ways in his final lead-up to his main target in Adelaide. The three-year-old had won six straight races before being chased down in the final stride by Grinzinger Star… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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