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Australian Horse Racing News

  • Mallory puts herself in Golden Slipper picture

    Gerald Ryan will defer to the training philosophies of the great Bart Cummings as he plots an autumn two-year-path for Widden Stakes winner Mallory. The Arrowfield Stud filly put herself in the frame for Golden Slipper discussions with a determined win in Saturday’s Group Three race, chasing down leader Total… Read More »

     
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  • NSW Race Club facing possible legal action

    The Coast Community News has reported that the Wyong Race Club is facing possible legal action by community groups who reportedly will be claiming that the Wyong Race Club has breached its obligations with regard to the Wyong Showground Land. The report states that the showground land had a long… Read More »

     
  • Trevor Miller eyeing off another Sunshine Coast feature

    Trevor Miller is synonymous with the Sunshine Coast and he has set his sights on another feature race success on Saturday with track specialist Victory Eight. An eight-time winner at the circuit, Victory Eight has drawn perfectly in barrier two for the Listed Sunshine Coast Cup (1400m). Miller has won… Read More »

     
  • Mizzy fit as a fiddle for the Expressway Stakes

    On the comeback trail from injury, Mizzy will head to the Expressway Stakes considerably lighter than the last time she raced and trainer Anthony Cummings says that is a great sign. Having tipped the scales at around 530kg when she made her only appearance of 2020 with a disappointing performance… Read More »

     
  • Tokoriki Lad heads Gollan’s team in Sunshine Coast Cup

    Leading trainer Tony Gollan sends out two runners, Tokoriki Lad and Macewen, in the featured Sunshine Coast Cup at the Caloundra venue on Saturday with Tokoriki Lad easily the better fancied of the two at $7 with Macewan in double figures at $18. Jimmy Byrne, who rode Tokoriki Lad first-up… Read More »

     
  • Tom Dabernig hoping for a more mature Aysar

    Tom Dabernig will be keeping a nervous eye on his smart three-year-old Aysar from the moment he arrives at Caulfield on Saturday. Dabernig is hoping that Aysar’s coltish traits, which were on display last spring, are a seasonal occurrence and don’t affect the horse during the autumn. “He was a… Read More »

     
  • Chris Waller with a strong hand in Rosehill features

    Waller will have a strong hand in the feature races at Rosehill on Saturday with two-time Group One winner Kolding and Star Of The Seas both resuming in the Expressway Stakes (1200m). Star Thoroughbreds filly Divina was scratched from the meeting on Friday, leaving him without a runner in the… Read More »

     
  • Star stayer injured, out of Autumn

    Finche has been ruled out of the autumn carnival with a tendon injury, placing doubt over his immediate racing future. Trainer Chris Waller confirmed the seven-year-old had suffered a low grade leg issue following a jump out at Flemington on Thursday and would be spelled immediately. Waller said the injury… Read More »

     
  • Sir Dragonet on track for $5m All Star Mile

    Ciaron Maher was pleased with the easy trial victory by Cox Plate winner Sir Dragonet at Geelong on Thursday. He said the most pleasing aspect was that Sir Dragonet had jumped well, which was something they had been working on as he was slowly away in his two Australian starts…. Read More »

     
  • Boom filly ready to fly in racing return

    The usually unflappable Ciaron Maher confesses he is excited about the return of boom filly Enthaar as she begins her countdown to the major two-year-old races. Even before her debut, Enthaar had created such hype she was sent out a $1.60 favourite in the Gimcrack Stakes at Randwick and she… Read More »

     
  • Jamie Kah set to ride star sprinter Nature Strip

    Jamie Kah is set to ride star sprinter Nature Strip when he resumes in the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes at Flemington after regular jockey James McDonald opted to stay in Sydney. McDonald has partnered the speedster to four Group One wins but under the COVID-19 travel guidelines, he would have… Read More »

     
  • Michael Rodd wins race after scary incident

    It wasn’t the normal pre-race warmup by any means. In the second race at Eagle Farm on Thursday the Les Ross trained Our Hot Friend stepped out onto the track, did a quick 180 degree turn, planted his feet … and you just knew what was going to happen next…. Read More »

     
  • Blue Diamond Stakes numbers dwindled down

    The countdown is on to February 20’s $1.5 million Neds Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) with 79 two-year-olds among Third Acceptances today. 14 of Godolphin’s best juveniles will look to emulate the deeds of the operation’s most recent winner of Victoria’s premier juvenile race, Lyre (2019). Their list of Third Acceptances… Read More »

     
  • Rain could help Harpo Marx go the distance

    A middle-distance race is not Bjorn Baker’s first choice for Harpo Marx but he is hoping a rain-affected track can help his chances. The European import will tackle the ANZ Bloodstock News Handicap (2000m) at Rosehill having worked his way through the grades during the summer. He made it three… Read More »

     
  • Construct out to build on Golden Slipper claims

    Juvenile Construct is making all the right noises but Peter Snowden will reserve judgement on his 2021 Golden Slipper credentials until he sees the colt return on race day. A $650,000 yearling purchase, Construct showed good natural talent to finish second to Shaquero at his only appearance in the Breeders’… Read More »

     
  • Desleigh Forster Couldn’t Refuse Sunshine Coast mission

    Desleigh Forster believes the adaptable racing pattern of Couldn’t Refuse is an important factor in his favour at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday. With the likelihood of a muddling tempo in the class six handicap (1600m), Forster is confident Couldn’t Refuse is versatile enough to cope with that scenario. “You… Read More »

     
  • Tagaloa back to his happy hunting ground

    From whatever angle Trent Busuttin assesses Tagaloa, he believes the horse is back to his best but admits he won’t know for certain until he races. Tagaloa, who Busuttin trains in partnership with Natalie Young, resumes in the Group Three Manfred Stakes (1200m) for three-year-olds at Caulfield on Saturday. “Natalie… Read More »

     
  • Widden Stakes return for smart two-year-old filly

    Ryan and Alexiou will welcome back Gimcrack Stakes runner-up Mallory, who is a pre-post favourite for Saturday’s Group Three Widden Stakes (1100m). The filly showed good race sensibility to thread her way between runners at her only start and beat all but nominal Golden Slipper favourite Enthaar. Ryan is looking… Read More »

     
  • Key contender doubtful for the Expressway Stakes

    Trainers Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou will decide on race morning whether Standout is given the chance to defend his Expressway Stakes title at Rosehill. The four-year-old flopped at his only attempt on rain-affected ground in last year’s Canterbury Stakes and connections are loathe to run him if track conditions… Read More »

     
 
 
 
 
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