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  • Rain claims Warwick Farm meeting

    Racing at Warwick Farm has been called off due to surface water on the track following rain overnight. The weather had already claimed Saturday’s meeting at Kembla Grange south of Sydney leaving Grafton in the Northern Rivers region as the only fixture in NSW. Chief steward Ray Murrihy inspected the… Read More »

     
  • So You Think’s brother fetches $800,000

    A three-quarter brother to So You Think has fetched $NZ800,000 ($A623,880) at New Zealand’s Premier yearling sale in Auckland. Hong Kong agent Willie Leung was the successful buyer with bidding brisk from an opening offer of $200,000. The High Chaparral colt out of La Souvenir is the highest priced yearling… Read More »

     
  • Sam Kavanagh to go out on his own

    Sam Kavanagh, younger son of leading Melbourne trainer Mark Kavanagh, has branched out on his own and will saddle up his first runner, Bagman, at Morphettville on Saturday. Kavanagh, with the help of his fiance Kelly, intends to run a boutique stable in Adelaide after serving his apprenticeship running the… Read More »

     
  • Benalla club could face sanctions

    The embattled Benalla Racing Club could face sanctions from Racing Victoria after Sunday’s meeting had to be called off due to safety issues.

     
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  • Doomben still in doubt

    The fate of the Doomben meeting on Saturday remains in doubt despite a short reprieve from the recent heavy rain in south-east Queensland.

     
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  • International flavour to Australia Day

    A former French-based horse, trained by a Kiwi and ridden by a South African will wear the colours of the Australian flag in the feature race at Warwick Farm on Thursday.

     
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  • Queensland racing wash out

    Torrential rain has forced the cancellation of the Australia Day meeting at Doomben on Thursday and officials hold slim hopes of racing at the venue two days later.

     
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  • McEvoy decides against appeal

    Kerrin McEvoy has decided against appealing a careless riding suspension which will keep him on the sidelines for two weeks.

     
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  • Matthew Allen wins appeal

    Matthew Allen has won an appeal against a 28-meeting suspension after the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board couldn’t be satisfied that he should be held accountable for a Mornington race fall.

     
  • Shoot Out impresses in trial

    Chris Waller has slated the Group Two Expressway Stakes as the autumn launching pad for new recruit Shoot Out.

     
  • Hobart carnival on track says minister

    Tasmanian racing minister Bryan Green has quashed suggestions the flagship summer carnival races could be in jeopardy due to concerns over the track.

     
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