Breaking

• He’s our best yet

  THEY stole the Caulfield Cup with 40/1 outsider All The Good last year, and jockey Kerrin McEvoy is quietly confident Godolphin can repeat the dose this Saturday.

   
• Whobegotyou in storming victory

  A MAGIC ride gave champion jockey Damien Oliver his 2000th career winner, his 86th at Group I level, and Whobegotyou Cox Plate favouritism.

   
• Guineas ‘stolen’ by Daring Danny

  DANNY Nikolic, snubbed by Sydney racing, produced a tactical masterpiece on Starspangledbanner to virtually steal the Group I classic.

   
• Tinkler axe falls again

  FORMER Patinack Farm racing manager Mark Webbey has denied reports he resigned, declaring he was shown the door by Nathan Tinkler.

   
• Bart break’s Payne’s maiden

  BART Cummings had a simple retort when asked why he ignored the generation gap and booked Michelle Payne to ride Allez Wonder at Caulfield.

   
• This boy Denman is a true champ

  KERRIN McEvoy, who has won major races all over the world, rates Denman as good as any three-year-old he has ridden.

   
• Gai sits on history’s edge

  GAI Waterhouse, who is set to train 100 Group One winners faster than anyone in history, was once driven by a fear of failure.

   
• Win a weekend to remember at Caulfield

  ONE lucky Punters Club member will win the chance to attend the exclusive David Jones marquee at the Caulfield Cup on Saturday October 17.

   
• Race to immortality

  THE Caulfield Guineas usually attracts a quality field, but the three-year-olds in tomorrow’s Group One classic are exceptional. Racing editor RAY THOMAS analyses every runner.

   
• Today is D-Day at Caulfield

  RACING has been yearning for the emergence of another champion, and this afternoon at Caulfield a three-year-old will stand up for national acknowledgement.

   
• Price and Kav to play major roles

  TRAINERS Mick Price and Mark Kavanagh are poised to continue their domination of the Group One races at the Caulfield Guineas meeting today.

   
• Desperate battle to save Cup hero

  SUBZERO, one of the most popular winners of the Melbourne Cup, is facing a death sentence after being tripped up by bureaucratic red tape over an arthritis powder. 

   
• Sydney pride on the line

  THE last time Sydney’s two best-performed racehorses were in Melbourne, one was a hack and the other virtually limped off Moonee Valley with his tail between his legs.

   
• Sky is racing ahead

  SKY Racing is set to launch a new showcase thoroughbred channel as part of an expanded television coverage of racing’s three codes, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.

   
• I’ll storm Caulfield with Rain

  AFTER dominating Sydney’s biggest spring race day, Gai Waterhouse now has her sights on Melbourne glory – starting with the $1million Caulfield Guineas this Saturday.

   
• Williams facing costly suspension

  CRAIG Williams, Melbourne’s premier jockey for the past four years, faces a spring-defining stewards inquiry tomorrow, one which could cost him $250,000 in prizemoney.

   
• Penalty a Speed gift

  SPEED Gifted has been penalised 2kg for his runaway win in The Metropolitan, virtually guaranteeing a start in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.

   
• Ryan back with Rock-solid win

  TRAINER looks to have unearthed a potential Group One contender in The Rock, an impresssive winner of the Lonhro Handicap over 1400m at Warwick Farm.

   
• Group One Gai dominates again

  TRAINER Gai Waterhouse continues to make Epsom Handicap Day her own, winning another two Group One races in a dominant showing at soggy Royal Randwick.

   
• Melbourne Cup next for Speed Gifted

  TRAINER Lee Freedman is eyeing a sixth Melbourne Cup with dashing stayer Speed Gifted – and top jockey Corey Brown wants to go along for the ride.