Breaking

  • 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.

     
  • Back to the Farm

    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 has Denman doubts

    BART Cummings has joined a chorus of doubters who believe the Australian Guineas this Saturday will expose Denman.

     
  • Alcopop keeps Chipping away

    LIGHTLY-raced stayer Alcopop’s first weight-for-age experience was hardly an experience to write home about.

     
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  • O’Shea filly up for Slipper

    SOLAR Charged may regain Golden Slipper favouritism if she can gun down Gai’s “juvenile army” at Warwick Farm.

     
  • Shocking history bid

    MELBOURNE Cup winner Shocking may never earn comparisons with greats Makybe Diva and Let’s Elope. But …

     
  • Washakie surges up betting

    MONKEY King remains favourite for the Inter Dominion but Blacks A Fake and Washakie are breathing down his neck.

     
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  • Chance Bye going for gold

    CHANCE Bye, racing’s fairytale filly, kept the Golden Slipper dream alive with another brilliant speed display in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill Gardens.

     
  • Manhattan flops as Monton fires

    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.

     
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  • Quick tempo to suit Tracy

    PETER Moody is banking on a solid tempo to bring about the best in outstanding mare Typhoon Tracy in the Futurity Stakes.

     
  • Singo’s wild about fillies

    JOHN Singleton won’t need super filly More Joyous for the Oaks – he’s got Once Were Wild and Tallow on the classics trail.

     
  • Silver Slipper fits Ambers Waltz

    IF THE enthusiasm in trainer John O’Shea’s voice is any indication, Ambers Waltz is set to continue the fillies’ domination.

     
  • Studs under threat

    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.

     
  • Dove flies on debut

    TRAINER Kris Lees unearthed another potential Golden Slipper contender when the impeccably bred Dove Lake made a winning debut at Warwick Farm.

     
 
 
 
 
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