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Ken Keys has been waiting decades for a horse like Rich Enuff. And on Sunday the colt rocketed to Caulfield Guineas favouritism with a brilliant 2-1/2-length win in the Group Two Caulfield Guineas Prelude. Cranbourne-based Keys has been training since the mid-1980s and says Rich Enuff is the best horse… Read More »
Trainer Ken Keys had thought about taking his last start impressive winner Rich Enuff to the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes but has decided to go to the Caulfield Guineas Prelude instead with a tilt the Guineas likely. Source: Trainer Ken Keys did look at option of switching Rich… Read More »
Chivalry has been the biggest mover in Caulfield Guineas betting after today’s dominant McNeil Stakes win. Previous favourite Almalad was disappointing in the Run To The Rose and has eased out to the third line of betting. Ruch Enuff has also been a big mover and is now into second favourite… Read More »
Exciting three-year-old Divan’s impressive win at Sportingbet Park today resulted in online bookie Sportingbet.com.au trimming the Zabeel colt’s odds for two upcoming feature races but not all of his potential spring assignments. FREE BET: Register via this link for a $700 FREE BET at Sportingbet.com.au! Divan firmed from $26 to $13 third… Read More »
Divan who was a very impressive winner at Sandown today in Race 2 has seen his odds shorten in betting for the Caulfield Guineas and the Cox Plate. Divan was sent out as the odds on favourite in the maiden race at Sandown and despite missing the start and getting… Read More »
Race 2 – BECK Caulfield Guineas (1600 METRES) Of $1,000,000.1st $600,000, 2nd $180,000, 3rd $90,000, 4th $45,000, 5th $25,000, 6th $20,000, 7th $20,000, 8th $20,000 GROUP 1 Set Weights, Three-Years-Old, Apprentices cannot claim. This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $10,000 for qualified horses. Field Limit: 16 +… Read More »
Unlike the explosive Wests Tigers winger for whom he is named, Koroibete will be on a long-distance mission this campaign which is aimed at the Australian Derby. Named for Marika Koroibete, the Gerald Ryan-trained gelding begins his Derby preparation in Saturday’s Hobartville Stakes (1400m) for a group of owners which… Read More »
Popular Cranbourne trainer Stephen Theodore expressed his jubilation after his stable’s latest big win very simply on Twitter: “road trippin, road trippin, road trippin…” And Road Trippin’ it was who made the trip to Hobart to claim the lion’s share of the $100,000 prizemoney offered for this evening’s TRC Thomas… Read More »
The disappointment of the Caulfield Guineas faded for New Zealand trainer Trent Busuttin when El Roca made his first visit to Sydney a winning one. The colt was an unlucky fifth in the Guineas won by Long John last spring but showed he would be a force this time around… Read More »
It’s A Dundeel is already settled in Sydney but it might be another horse to be the first from New Zealand to make a mark on this year’s autumn racing carnival. A superstar of Australasian racing, It’s A Dundeel is continuing his build-up to a return to the racetrack after… Read More »
Mark Du Plessis completed a Group One double on Saturday when he rode Irish Fling to a thrilling victory in the Telegraph Handicap at Trentham. The Zimbabwean-born jockey’s winning ride in the 1200m feature came after steering exciting filly Recite home in the Group One Levin Classic (1600m). Both winners… Read More »
Trainer Andrew Campbell admits he is on edge as exciting three-year-old Cauthen resumes in the Group One Telegraph Handicap at Trentham. Injury curtailed Cauthen’s spring campaign in Melbourne but not before he won the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley, beating subsequent Cox Plate winner Shamus Award and Caulfield Guineas winner… Read More »
Peter Moody will reapply blinkers to consistent colt Weinholt in a bid to win his second Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast. Moody prepared Tereschenko to win the rich event in 2006 when the 1400m race was known as the Magic Millions 3YO Trophy. It carried the same $1… Read More »
Charlie Boy’s physical fitness heading first-up into the Magic Millions Guineas is of no concern to Gerald Ryan but the trainer admits the colt’s mental attitude can be a worry. The Danehill Stakes winner steps out over 1400 metres in Saturday’s $1 million race at the Gold Coast in what… Read More »
Far from being disappointed by Belle Couture’s debut second at Bendigo, trainer Danny O’Brien has come away encouraged by what he saw from the half sister to Black Caviar. Sent out the $1.50 favourite in an 1100m maiden, Belle Couture was run down by another newcomer, the Greg Eurell-trained Paddy’s… Read More »
Sweet Idea cemented her place at the top of Magic Millions Guineas betting charts when she confirmed first-up expectations in the $100,000 Magic Millions 3YO Stakes at Wyong on Thursday. Not seen since she was banned because of a bleeding attack when narrowly beaten in the Silver Shadow Stakes at… Read More »
Jetwings will make his debut in familiar surroundings at Rosehill in his bid to secure a start in the summer’s richest race. Trainer Gerald Ryan said the two-year-old would run at Rosehill, his home track, on Saturday in preference to the Wyong Magic Millions two days earlier. An impressive 5-1/4… Read More »
While three-year-olds Shamus Award, Zoustar and Long John rose to prominence with Group One wins in the spring, trainer Tony Vasil was left licking his wounds with boom colt Prince Harada. Vasil is convinced Prince Harada is the real deal and hopes he proves it in his upcoming campaign where… Read More »
Rick Hore-Lacy is undecided whether talented galloper Chase The Rainbow will make his comeback in the Listed Doveton Stakes. The Group Two winner, who has been off the scene for 15 months, is the headline nomination for Saturday’s Listed 1000m race at Caulfield. “We’re thinking about it but we haven’t… Read More »
