Breaking

• Cassidy a fan of Rainbow Styling

  JIM Cassidy, having ridden Might And Power to victories in the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate, knows what makes a quality stayer.

   
• Denman’s future decided

  PETER Snowden will decide when and where he will unleash Denman, his most potent weapon, following a jump-out at Flemington today.

   
• Amelia’s sister living the dream

  IT HAS been 687 days since Amelia’s Dream lit up the turf at Rosehill and now her little sister Elimbari will be given her chance to do likewise on debut.

   
• Racing To Win retired due to tendon injury

  Outstanding Sydney galloper Racing To Win has been retired due to a tendon injury.

   
• Shocking slap in the face

  SHOCKING – the emphatic winner of Australia’s most famous race – has failed to rate among the top 333 racehorses in the 2009 World Thoroughbred Rankings.

   
• Rock tipped for stardom

  HE MAY have won only one race, but bookmakers are already labelling We’re Gonna Rock a better prospect than $20 million colt Manhattan Rain.

   
• Bank Robber to loot Canterbury

  GAI Waterhouse has given top sprinter Bank Robber the green light to contest the $100,000 Canterbury Classic (1100m) tomorrow night.

   
• Why Mick is crowing

  TRAINER Mick Tubman believes he has finally found the link between the lucky rooster that moved into his stables and star two-year-old Chance Bye.

   
• Sydney pair out of Cup

  SYDNEY weight-for-age stars Theseo and Rock Kingdom are notable absentees from nominations for the Group One Darley Australian Cup.

   
• Pinwheel takes on big boys

  SYDNEY’S summer sprint find Pinwheel faces a test of his emerging potential in the Listed $100,000 Canterbury Classic under lights on Thursday.

   
• Rose is Slipper class

  FORGET talk of an inferior Magic Millions field – winner Military Rose is the real deal and a legitimate chance in the Golden Slipper.

   
• Rose is Slipper class

  FORGET talk of an inferior Magic Millions field – winner Military Rose is the real deal and a legitimate chance in the Golden Slipper.

   
• Beadman back in the zone

  MITCHELL Beadman hopes his win aboard Come On Cugat at Royal Randwick can kick-start his return to the top of the Sydney apprentices’ ranks.

   
• A thorny one for hot Rose

  GOLD Coast trainer Gillian Heinrich is not scared of trying to create history by running Military Rose in the Golden Slipper without another run before the big race.

   
• O’Lonhro Fails at the Gold Coast

  The heavily backed son of Lonhro has failed to finish in the top 6 for the $1 million dollar race.

   
• Robl sure trip will be worth it

  PETER Robl has made the 800km-plus trek from Sydney to the Gold Coast for just the one ride today – and he’s convinced the trip will be worth it.

   
• Rose to bloom

  UNBEATEN filly Military Rose can end a home- track hoodoo and fulfil a career ambition for trainer Gillian Heinrich in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic.

   
• Dealer’s back

  DEALER Principal, talented winner of the Group One Rosehill Guineas, makes his race comeback after a 14-month injury-enforced lay-off at Randwick today.

   
• Gai’s stars put on dizzy display

  THE Gai Waterhouse “All-Stars” came out to play at Royal Randwick yesterday – and we can’t wait for the encore.

   
• Anna’s win dedicated to special girl

  “GOD bless my Anna”. With four words, owner Darren Pelham dedicated Graceful Anna’s win in the $1m Magic Millions trophy to his stillborn daughter.