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  • King’s Command chasing back-to-back wins

    King’s Command will be on trial for a crack at the Group Three Standish Handicap when he steps out on his home track at Flemington after an encouraging return to racing. The Leon and Troy Corstens-trained King’s Command won at Moonee Valley on November 26 and stays in the same… Read More »

     
  • Oscietra to contest Flemington jump-out

    The group of owners who enjoyed the ride of a lifetime racing the undefeated Black Caviar will gather at Flemington to watch the champion’s first foal begin the next phase of the journey. Black Caviar won 25 times, including 15 Group Ones, and the group who raced her have retained… Read More »

     
  • Gary set for Moore G1 glory

    The Gary Moore trained Takedown appears Australia’s best chance of claiming the Hong Kong Sprint. Online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au has Takedown at $8.50, with the other Aussie runner, Rebel Dane, $16 for Sunday’s Group 1. Local sprinter Lucky Bubbles heads betting on $3.50, ahead of Japanese pair Big Arthur ($4.60) and… Read More »

     
  • Azkadellia ownership investigation goes on

    Racing Victoria stewards continue to work through the ownership bona fides of Group One winning mare Azkadellia who could be stripped of race wins and prize money. RV chief steward Terry Bailey says he hopes to have the investigation wound up before Christmas. “We’ve had to interview a number of… Read More »

     
  • Takedown thriving after trip to Hong Kong

    With memories of his successes on Hong Kong’s racetracks flooding back, Gary Moore’s thoughts have turned to hulking sprinter Takedown winning one of the world’s most famous sprint races. Now based in Sydney, Moore has returned to Hong Kong for Sunday’s Group One International Sprint (1200m) at Sha Tin with… Read More »

     
  • Two Gold Coast options for Murt The Flirt

    Murt The Flirt is being readied for another crack at a rich Magic Millions race, but trainer Brendan McCarthy is yet to decide which Gold Coast race he will target. The gelding finished fifth in the 2015 Magic Millions 3YO Guineas and fourth in the Magic Millions Cup in January… Read More »

     
  • Our Boy Malachi to have public farewell

    The horse who became famous as the Rockhampton Rocket will make a farewell appearance at the track that gave him his name. Our Boy Malachi will parade on Saturday at Rockhampton’s Callaghan Park where fans can also have their pictures taken with the gelding who was retired last month after… Read More »

     
  • Seelin returning to Rosehill with Isorich

    He’s a six-year-old heading towards his 57th start and while the penny may never drop for Isorich, that hasn’t stopped him being a model of consistency. The Wayne Seelin-trained gelding is by far the most experienced campaigner entered in Saturday’s 1200m benchmark handicap at Rosehill. But Seelin says Isorich is… Read More »

     
  • Divine Mr Artie to resume at Flemington

    Divine Mr Artie has yet to be tested in stakes company but that is something trainer Brendan McCarthy has in his sights this preparation. The gelding was a model of consistency during his three-year-old season, racing 13 times for three wins and six placings. He is set to have his… Read More »

     
  • Turn Me Loose set for Group One return

    Turn Me Loose is scheduled to have his first start in his native New Zealand in two years in preparation for another Australian campaign. The winner of the 2014 NZ2000 Guineas, Turn Me Loose has won two Group One races in Australia, the 2015 Emirates Stakes and this year’s Futurity… Read More »

     
  • Bowman representing Australia in Hong Kong

    Hugh Bowman will represent Australia on the world stage in the International Jockeys’ Championship in Hong Kong. Bowman will ride Premiere, Money Man, Kiram and Super Fluke in the four-race series at Happy Valley on Wednesday night where HK$200,000 is to be awarded to the winning jockey. Bowman has won… Read More »

     
  • Madeenaty favourite for Magic Millions Classic

    Lindsay Park two-year-old Madeenaty holds favouritism for the rich two-year-old race on the Gold Coast. Madeenaty has been installed the $7 top pick for the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic (1200m) on January 14. A debut winner of the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington in October, Madeenaty had her… Read More »

     
  • Our Renaissance punching ahead to Rosehill

    While Jason Deamer wore a punch after training Our Renaissance to beat a Group One winner first-up, he is hoping it’s the horse who will be in for the fight at Rosehill. The six-year-old mare is set to hit the road from Newcastle to run in a benchmark handicap over… Read More »

     
  • Waller horse confirmed with ice positive

    The Chris Waller-trained Betcha Thinking has been confirmed as the horse to return a positive swab to methamphetamine. Waller was told a few weeks ago, a first sample showed the presence of the drug which has the street name ice. On Monday, Racing NSW stewards said testing on the second,… Read More »

     
  • Rebel Dane arrives in Hong Kong

    The barrier draw for the Hong Kong Sprint is shaping as the most nerve-wracking part of Gary Portelli’s week. The Portelli-trained Rebel Dane and Takedown from the Gary Moore stable, will represent Australia in the 1200m-race at Sha Tin on Sunday. Rebel Dane has arrived safely with Portelli to fly… Read More »

     
  • Rupert to continue winning streak

    Bjorn Baker has firmly established himself in the Sydney training ranks but his horse of the moment has made his name in Queensland. The unbeaten Winning Rupert set a 1200m Eagle Farm course record 1:09.42 on Saturday at his third start, all of which have been in Queensland. The race… Read More »

     
  • I Am A Star has autumn Group One aims

    The $3 million Doncaster Mile is among the many big-race options for Group One-winning filly I Am A Star who is about to return to stable life. I Am A Star lived up to her name during the spring with the Shane Nichols-trained filly winning the Quezette Stakes frist-up in… Read More »

     
  • Interstate summer targets for Loyalty Man

    Wodonga Cup winner Loyalty Man will have his first taste of clockwise racing in Sydney’s summer showpiece, the Group Two Villiers Stakes. Trainer Mike Moroney will use the 1600m-Group Two race at Randwick on December 17 to test Loyalty Man ahead of a tilt at next month’s $1 million Magic… Read More »

     
  • Darren Weir takes winning ways west

    Premier Melbourne trainer Darren Weir has won his first Group One race in Perth with Damian Lane getting the most out of Stratum Star to score in a controversial finish over Scales Of Justice in the Kingston Town Classic. Stewards opened an inquiry after the race into Douglas Whyte’s ride… Read More »

     
  • Hayes eyeing autumn with Cups king Pilote

    Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes is eyeing Group One races with the imported Pilote D’essai after the gelding recorded a second straight country Cup success. After leading throughout in the 2200m Ballarat Cup on November 19, Pilote D’essai was equally as impressive stepping up to the 2500m of Saturday’s… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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