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featured 2026 Field, Odds, Results, Tips

  • Stephanie Thornton scores biggest win in Queensland

    Flying filly Sugar Boom’s liking for female riders helped in-form apprentice Stephanie Thornton score her biggest win since switching to Queensland. Thornton went straight to the lead on Sugar Boom ($5) who ran the field into the ground before beating Oh Five Glory ($7.50) by three-quarters of a length in… Read More »

     
  • Ranier wins the Festival Stakes in tight finish

    Godolphin’s Darren Beadman has been involved in many tight finishes as a jockey and he was not about to put his head on the chopping block when Ranier and Live And Free hit the line together in the Festival Stakes. Just as Brenton Avdulla looked like he had stolen victory… Read More »

     
  • Alward wins again in the ATC Cup

    A stint in the warmer climes of Queensland has reinvigorated Alward who has claimed a first stakes win in the Listed ATC Cup at Rosehill. Alward spent the winter and most of the spring at trainer Chris Waller’s Gold Coast stable and backed up an open handicap win at Doomben… Read More »

     
  • Rubisaki to be aimed at the $1 million Inglis Sprint

    Connections of Rubisaki are eyeing a rich restricted race in Sydney after the filly defied a betting drift to win first-up at The Valley. Part-owner Joe O’Neill said Rubisaki was being aimed at the $1 million Inglis Sprint at Warwick Farm in February following her victory in Saturday’s Ladbrokes Cash… Read More »

     
  • Tony Gollan continues to dominate summer features

    Premier trainer Tony Gollan continued to dominate the summer carnival feature races when Le Palmier won the $125,000 Winning Rupert Plate at Doomben. Le Palmier ($7) bounded straight to the lead and was never headed, carving the 1200m out in a slick 1.9.21. Gollan, who won the Winning Rupert with… Read More »

     
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  • Talented Can’tforgetyou lucky to be alive

    Andrew Noblet says lightly raced Can’tforgetyou is lucky to be racing let alone winning after recording back-to-back victories at The Valley. Can’tforget scored over the 1000m course at The Valley on November 15 before taking out the Condare Court Tanderra Handicap over the same journey on Saturday. Under Daniel Stackhouse,… Read More »

     
  • Dusty Tycoon earns a Magic Millions Classic start

    Trainer Robert Heathcote is in line to have only his second Magic Million 2YO Classic runner after Dusty Tycoon kept her unbeaten record in tact at Doomben. Dusty Tycoon ($2.60) led all the way to beat Miss Lot One ($5) by 1-1/2 lengths with another 1-1/2 lengths to Sip It… Read More »

     
  • Blue Diamond or Golden Slipper the options for Muntaseera

    Hugh Bowman has given two-year-old Muntaseera his seal of approval and believes she has the potential to measure up to better races in the autumn. Trained by Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, Muntaseera ($2.05 fav) showed the benefit of race experience against a field of mainly first starters to cruise… Read More »

     
  • Magic Millions Classic an option for impressive Tagaloa

    Co-trainer Trent Busuttin is in a quandary about where to target Tagaloa after the colt scored a gritty win at The Valley. After finishing third on debut at Flemington during Melbourne Cup week, Tagaloa showed the benefit of that experience with victory in the Strath Haven Preston Sprint Plate on… Read More »

     
  • Horse Racing Big Bets – 30/11/2019

    We take a look at the big bets the online bookmakers have taken on Wednesday’s horse racing around the country with most of the big money being placed at Moonee Valley, Rosehill, Doomben and Ascot. Have Your Say 🗣: Which BIG BETS will be winning? Leave a comment below.

     
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  • Riders told to seek sleeping pill exemption

    Queensland Jockeys Association boss Glen Prentice has warned riders to seek an exemption from stewards if they are using medication after a third jockey was suspended for returning a positive result to a sleeping pill substance. Jockey Justin Stanley is the latest rider to be suspended after taking half a… Read More »

     
  • Craig Williams to make rare trip west for Winterbottom Stakes

    Craig Williams has resisted the temptation of interstate travel in recent seasons unless he has the chance to add a Group One win to his resume. The jockey will bypass the chance to increase his lead in the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership on Saturday, instead heading to Perth for the Winterbottom… Read More »

     
  • Racing Victoria bans Robbie Laing’s horses from racing

    The training career of Robbie Laing is in limbo after a Racing Victoria move to reject nominations from his Cranbourne stable. Laing, 60, has blamed a loss of owners and cash flow issues for falling behind in rent payments on his stables, resulting in RV officials taking its action. A… Read More »

     
  • Melbourne spring winners arrive in Hong Kong

    Melbourne Cup runner-up Prince Of Arran and Flemington winner True Self have arrived in Hong Kong ahead of the International meeting at Sha Tin. The two are set to run in the Hong Kong Vase (2400m) on December 8 after arriving in Hong Kong on Tuesday and settling in at… Read More »

     
  • Hey Doc on track for G1 Winterbottom Stakes

    Co-trainer Tony McEvoy has given Hey Doc his tick of approval after watching the sprinter work on the course proper at Ascot. Hey Doc runs in Saturday’s Group One Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) for which he is the equal second favourite at $7 behind $3 top fancy, Godolphin sprinter Trekking, in… Read More »

     
  • Jungle Edge passed fit to resume racing after ban

    Veteran sprinter Jungle Edge has been passed fit to resume his racing career which may be as early as The Valley on Saturday. Jungle Edge is among nominations for a 1000m-handicap having not raced since suffering a bleeding attack at Flemington when sixth over 1400m in August. Racing Victoria stewards… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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