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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Racing NSW to charge Mark Latham

    Independent NSW MP Mark Latham is set to front a Racing NSW stewards’ hearing following a heated altercation with Australian Turf Club senior executive Steve McMahon. The incident comes in the wake of Latham’s outspoken criticism of both Racing NSW and the ATC during the Rosehill parliamentary inquiry. In the… Read More »

     
  • Zaaki’s brother breaks through at Bairnsdale

    A son of British mare Kesara will forever be one of the most special horses Annabel Archibald has trained and the Sydney trainer strengthened her connection with the family on Tuesday. Archibald won the opening race on the Bairnsdale card in Victoria with Kaazi, who is by Study Of Man… Read More »

     
  • Weather key to Royal Insignia return

    Trainer Grahame Begg will be keeping an eye on the weather as he readies Royal Insignia for a return to racing at Caulfield. Royal Insignia is among nominations for the Listed Regal Roller Stakes (1200m) on Saturday which will be his first outing since finishing tenth in the Group 1 Australian Guineas… Read More »

     
  • Waller targets PB Lawrence Stakes with American recruits

    Chris Waller’s biggest names are all bound for the Winx Stakes, but the champion trainer will have representation Melbourne’s first weight-for-age feature of the season. This Saturday’s $300,000 Group 2 PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield will feature some of the American mares Waller prepares for Yulong, all that is to… Read More »

     
  • Second Sydney chance for St Lawrence

    While there was a lot number of disappointed people the Randwick meeting last Saturday was called off, there was possibly no more so than Victorian trainer Gavin Bedggood. The Bedggood-trained St Lawrence was down to run in the Premier’s Cup Prelude (1800m) on Saturday but after a deluge of rain on… Read More »

     
  • Exciting three-year-old filly sold to Yulong

    Exciting three-year-old filly Steel Trap has been secured in a private deal and will now sport Yulong’s famous green silks, joining the Tony and Calvin McEvoy stable. The daughter of King’s Legacy captured the Group 3 David Coles AM Stakes on Goodwood Day in May for former trainers Dan Clarken… Read More »

     
  • Exciting Japanese sprinter eyes The Everest

    Rapidly emerging Japanese sprinter Invincible Papa, an Australian-bred son of Shalaa, is firming as a serious prospect to return to his birthplace for a shot at The Everest this spring. Trained by Daishi Ito, Invincible Papa added another feature to his growing record with a stylish victory in Sunday’s Grade… Read More »

     
  • Pride Eyes trip to Caulfield with Private

    Racing New South Wales’ decision not to reprogram the Missile Stakes is set to be Melbourne’s gain with Private Eye in line to resume in this Saturday’s PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield. Private Eye was an acceptor for the $300,000 Group 2 Missile Stakes, which was abandoned when last Saturday’s… Read More »

     
  • She’s Bulletproof to return in The Heath at Caulfield

    Connections of She’s Bulletproof have decided against launching her spring campaign in Group 1 company, instead opting to kick off in the Group 3 The Heath (1100m) at Caulfield on August 30. The mare was briefly considered for the Group 1 Moir Stakes (1000m) at The Valley on September 6,… Read More »

     
  • Snowden colts set to be a carnival Force

    A pair of barnmates who underlined their promise at the back end of last season are ramping up preparations for their respective racetrack returns and Raging Force is poised to be the first to step out. By Snowden’s former classy sprinter Cosmic Force, Raging Force staked his claims for a spot… Read More »

     
  • Relentless Voyager ruled out of the spring carnival

    Relentless Voyager’s bid for spring glory has ended abruptly, with the import ruled out after scans revealed ligament damage. The Australian Bloodstock stayer had firmed into $18 for both the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup after storming home from last to win the Travis Harrison Cup at Moonee Valley on… Read More »

     
  • Deakin showing dash ahead of Spring return

    OTI Racing has some team members it has Spring aspirations for set to resume this week, but arguably most interest is in one of its triallers. Melbourne Cup fancy Deakin will be back in action at the Pakenham jumpouts on Tuesday morning. The Phillip Stokes-trained French gelding announced himself one of… Read More »

     
  • Boom filly set to target G1 Moir Stakes

    If you caught Esha’s dominant display at Moonee Valley yesterday, you’ll know why she’s suddenly the talk of the track – the moment she eased off at the 100-metre mark, only to surge again when Damian Lane asked the question, was pure class. Having just her second career start, the… Read More »

     
  • Debbie sings a new racing gospel

    “Join us in prayer,” says Debbie Priestley the first female chaplain for the racing industry based with the Australian Racing Christian Chaplaincy. I love God and I love horses, and as I love people I’ve been commissioned and sent to racecourses in Sydney as I know that’s where the Lord… Read More »

     
  • Mapping out another Melbourne Cup campaign

    South Australian pin-up stayer, The Map, will make an unlikely bid for this year’s Melbourne Cup, trainer Dan Clarken has confirmed. The multiple Stakes winner was all but retired earlier this year after an aborted autumn campaign but returned to work after failing to meet her reserve when offered as… Read More »

     
  • Hugh Bowman stars at Shergar Cup

    He wasn’t competing under his native flag, but champion Australian jockey Hugh Bowman added another accolade to his glittering CV overnight Saturday, Australian time. The Hall of Fame hoop, who is now based in Hong Kong, won the Silver Saddle award for the leading rider at the prestigious Shergar Cup… Read More »

     
  • Via Sistina wins Victorian Horse Of The Year award

    On a night where expectations were sky-high, Via Sistina justified every bit of the hype, with the Yulong-owned and Chris Waller-trained star sealing Victorian Horse Of The Year honours in a fashion reminiscent of her unforgettable Cox Plate triumph. Her campaign for the title began with a setback when she… Read More »

     
  • Shinn’s dominance continues with another Scobie Breasley Medal

    Time on the sidelines through injury could not separate Blake Shinn from taking out the Melbourne metropolitan premiership last month, nor did it get in the way of notching the highest number of votes to claim his fourth Scobie Breasley Medal at an awards ceremony last night. 37-year-old Shinn achieved a… Read More »

     
  • Blake Shinn suspended at Moonee Valley

    Champion jockey Blake Shinn has been handed a nine-meeting suspension following his rides at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Shinn, who produced a masterful steer on emerging talent Oak Hill to score an emphatic win in race four, was later found guilty of causing interference in the sixth race, taken out… Read More »

     
  • Queman picks up on best form in Behemoth Stakes

    It was nearly 70 weeks since Queman had raced but there was little to show that the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate winner of 2024 had lost his form with a return win in at black-type level at Morphettville. Queman’s last run was in April last year finishing unplaced in the… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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