Breaking

• New Nikolic grilling

  HAVING already subjected Danny Nikolic’s mobile phone to forensic examination, stewards will question the jockey over their findings after the last race at Sandown today.

   
• No Joy for Coolmore

  GLAMOUR filly More Joyous has already been ruled out and headline mare Typhoon Tracy is in doubt for Saturday’s Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.

   
• Hinch in cotton wool

  TRAINER Gerald Ryan has had a change of heart and is likely to run unbeaten colt Hinchinbrook in the Pago Pago Stakes a week before the AAMI Golden Slipper.

   
• Keneally backing a sure winner

  PREMIER Kristina Keneally threw the form book out of the window when she officially launched the 2010 Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival yesterday.

   
• Change of tactics for Rangirangdoo

  RANGIRANGDOO will be given the chance to break his Group One hoodoo in the Ranvet Stakes this Saturday, setting up a return bout with Theseo at Rosehill.

   
• Reisling to highlight Solar power

  Jockey Hugh Bowman believes Solar Charged can cement her position as the dominant two-year-old of her generation this Saturday.

   
• Olly raises punters’ ire

  BRING back Daniel Ganderton. That was the voice of punters who backed hot favourite Beneteau, who was given a torrid ride by Damien Oliver in the Skyline Stakes.

   
• All aboard a Ryan Express

  HINCHINBROOK ran the fastest 1200m recorded at Randwick by a juvenile in securing victory in the Skyline Stakes as Beneteau’s Golden Slipper bubble burst.

   
• Bart Cummings wins again

  DENMAN’S stamina limitations were exposed as the old maestro Bart Cummings produced Rock Classic for an upset win in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.

   
• Denman dilemma

  TRAINER Peter Snowden and jockey Kerrin McEvoy are convinced Denman will run a strong 1600m – and they have an ally in renowned form expert Dominic Beirne.

   
• Shoot Out dream for Wallace

  SHOOT Out, favourite for the Turnpoint Randwick Guineas today, could be the “good horse” John Wallace has been waiting for all his training career.

   
• Shocking out for autumn

  SHOCKING’S hoof injury has flared again, forcing the Melbourne Cup winner out of the Darley Australian Cup (2000m) at Flemington today.

   
• Shocking scratched from Australia Cup

  Shocking has again been scratched from the Australia Cup due to a recurruing hoove problem and will now be sent to spell.

   
• Jury is out on boom colt

  LLOYD Williams, the owner of Linton, has listened with interest to the hype surrounding Denman. But he says time will tell if he is a champion.

   
• Mum’s words comfort Hayes

  DAVID Hayes sought solace from the words of his mother Betty yesterday in the aftermath to the most devastating 12 hours of his training career.

   
• Guineas gamble

  TIM Martin, trainer of Indian Ocean, prefers to try to rewrite racing history rather than send his filly in against Theseo next start.

   
• Big punter pleads his case

  A mystery punter linked to allegations involving jockey Danny Nikolic has broken his silence, admitting to frequent contact with the rider.

   
• Gai and Singo wild over filly

  THEY may have butted heads over More Joyous’s autumn targets, but John Singleton proved to Gai Waterhouse that he does not need the horse to win the AJC Oaks.

   
• Gutsy Griffon has what it takes

  BART Cummings confirmed what most have believed when indicating that Griffon had the makings of a top-grade galloper following his third consecutive win.

   
• Changingoftheguard has passed away

  Sources have said the David Hayes trained Changingoftheguard has passed away unexpectedly whilst being gelded. Changingoftheguard was a late scratching in 2009’s Melbourne Cup and was aimed at The BMW.