Breaking

• Hayes unleashes big guns

  DAVID Hayes has chosen the moment to unleash some of his most talented gallopers as Group One racing returns to Flemington.

   
• Cannonball blazes US trail

  HE’S a sprinter lining up for the Lightning Stakes, but could be the pioneer who brings American horses to the Melbourne Cup.

   
• US jockey gets go-ahead for Cannonball

  RACING Victoria has given the green light for US jockey Patrick Valenzuela to ride Cannonball in the Group One Lightning Stakes.

   
• BDO revellers harm horses

  TWO top racehorses are fighting for their lives and others are badly injured after crazed Melbourne Big Day Out revellers gatecrashed their Flemington stables.

   
• $2b luxury, but you can’t bet

  THE sport of kings has a new palace. Tonight the $2 billion Meydan racetrack in Dubai will be unveiled to the world.

   
• Corey’s Australia Day gem

  JOCKEY Corey Brown and trainer Peter Moody combined forces with Fairygem to win the Australia Day Cup at Randwick.

   
• Beneteau a Diamond hunter

  PAUL Messara revealed Beneteau could be switched to Melbourne and set for the Blue Diamond after a brilliant debut at Randwick.

   
• Denman flags an Australia advance

  SYDNEY champ Denman muscled his way to a first-up win in the Listed Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.

   
• Caviar on menu in Sydney

  TRAINER Peter Moody might be lukewarm about a Dubai trip for Black Caviar but hinted that the super filly is every chance to run in Sydney this autumn.

   
• Court set for Newmarket

  TRAINER Clarry Conners confirmed he was targeting underrated sprinter Court at the Group One Newmarket Handicap.

   
• Patinack hopefuls on show

  NATHAN Tinkler’s powerful Patinack Farm team is set to spark into life during the coming weeks, with trainer John Thompson entering 44 horses to trial at Warwick Farm today.

   
• From nags to riches for Tubman

  MICK Tubman stood at the Inglis Classic yearling sale a virtual unknown 12 months ago. Now he’s the talk of the thriving sale – all because of his unbeaten filly Chance Bye.

   
• Denman is back bigger and better

  KERRIN McEvoy believes a stronger, more mature Denman is well placed to return to racing with a win in the Zeditave Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield tomorrow.

   
• Chance Bye is hot to trot

  TRAINER Michael Tubman and jockey Kathy O’Hara celebrated their greatest win when Chance Bye crushed rivals in the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill Gardens.

   
• Snowden battler proves his worth

  KILLIAN may not be in the same class as outstanding stablemate Denman, but trainer Peter Snowden is an admirer of the tough three-year-old colt.

   
• Classic hot pot will be tested

  SYDNEY’S biggest bookmaker Con Kafataris is convinced Chance Bye is under the odds and vulnerable in the Inglis Classic at Rosehill today.

   
• Pride’s winning formula for Hadaaf

  TRAINER Joe Pride is keeping faith with his tried-and-proven winning formula for Hadaaf at Rosehill today. The horse will be making his 67th start.

   
• Hero zeroes in on AJC Derby

  VIKING HERO begins a campaign aimed towards the AJC Australian Derby when he resumes in the Rancher Handicap at Sandown today.

   
• Good odds to repeat a Power trip

  VISION And Power begins his quest for consecutive Doncaster Miles when he barrier trials at Warwick Farm on Monday.

   
• Joyous coming along nicely

  MORE Joyous, the lovely filly who won the Flight Stakes during the spring, continues to please ahead of the autumn carnival.