Segundo racing for trip to England
EL SEGUNDO can still figure in the placings in Saturday’s $1 million Newmarket Handicap and earn a trip to England, says trainer Colin Little.
EL SEGUNDO can still figure in the placings in Saturday’s $1 million Newmarket Handicap and earn a trip to England, says trainer Colin Little.
LEE Freedman goes back to where it all began when he saddles up talented stayer Speed Gifted in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm.
BART Cummings has joined a chorus of doubters who believe the Australian Guineas this Saturday will expose Denman.
LIGHTLY-raced stayer Alcopop’s first weight-for-age experience was hardly an experience to write home about.
NATALIE Rasmussen was enjoying playing second fiddle to Monkey King while preparing Blacks A Fake for Inter Dominion.
SOLAR Charged may regain Golden Slipper favouritism if she can gun down Gai’s “juvenile army” at Warwick Farm.
MELBOURNE Cup winner Shocking may never earn comparisons with greats Makybe Diva and Let’s Elope. But …
MONKEY King remains favourite for the Inter Dominion but Blacks A Fake and Washakie are breathing down his neck.
MANHATTAN Rain, arguably the most valuable stallion prospect in the southern hemisphere, has been sent to stud.
PETER Snowden is wary of a wounded Manhattan Rain as he prepares Denman for the Group One Australian Guineas.
TIM Clark will partner Rangirangdoo in the Chipping Norton Stakes (1600m) when Group One racing returns to Warwick Farm.
MICK Tubman would love another Chance Bye but he is unlikely to shell out enough cash to buy her little sister.
CHANCE Bye, racing’s fairytale filly, kept the Golden Slipper dream alive with another brilliant speed display in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill Gardens.
MONTON put a rather large dent in the reputations of some high-profile three-year-olds with his upset win in the Group II event over 1400m at Rosehill Gardens.
MICHAEL Tubman has hinted the Golden Slipper dream for Chance Bye could be over unless she wins the Silver Slipper.
PETER Moody is banking on a solid tempo to bring about the best in outstanding mare Typhoon Tracy in the Futurity Stakes.
JOHN Singleton won’t need super filly More Joyous for the Oaks – he’s got Once Were Wild and Tallow on the classics trail.
IF THE enthusiasm in trainer John O’Shea’s voice is any indication, Ambers Waltz is set to continue the fillies’ domination.
SOME of nation’s biggest thoroughbred studs may withdraw their $1 billion-plus investments in Australian racing if proposed mining developments encroach into the Hunter Valley.
TRAINER Kris Lees unearthed another potential Golden Slipper contender when the impeccably bred Dove Lake made a winning debut at Warwick Farm.