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featured 2026 Field, Odds, Results, Tips

  • Local win in Glasshouse Handicap as Rose blooms

    Unheralded mare Arabian Rose has delivered Sunshine Coast trainer James Healy his first stakes win with a hometown victory in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at Caloundra. The mare was made third emergency when the final field was declared, and Healy endured an anxious wait before Arabian Rose squeezed into the… Read More »

     
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  • Problem-plagued General Salutes in the Winter Stakes

    Feet problems have plagued General Salute throughout his career, but the horse has put his best hoof forward at Rosehill to land an overdue win in the Listed Winter Stakes. Co-trainer Gerald Ryan revealed the five-year-old had suffered issues almost from birth and spent a year on the sidelines following… Read More »

     
  • Jack detonates in drought breaking win at Flemington

    The form guide certainly didn’t read positively for Detonator Jack’s chances in the VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final but a combination of factors saw the seven-year-old find his best. Winless in 952 days prior, Detonator Jack failed to beat a runner home the start prior in the David Bourke Handicap… Read More »

     
  • Hello Captain posts commanding win at Rosehill

    Atoning for a luckless last-start defeat, Hello Captain has stretched his record to four wins from six starts at Rosehill, and if he can stretch in distance, trainer Chris Waller says the sky is the limit. The three-year-old scored over 1300m in Saturday’s Find Your Stakes Winner @ The Chase… Read More »

     
  • Marwooba too good in Taj Rossi Series Final

    The advantages of the Hawkes family’s dual-state operation was on show at Saturday’s Finals Day meeting at Flemington, where the father-and-sons training team won the $175,000 Taj Rossi Series Final with Marwooba. The John, Wayne and Michael Hawkes-trained son of Wootton Bassett bounced off a win at Rosehill on June… Read More »

     
  • Unbeaten Omolong to be set for the G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes

    Boom colt Omolong is likely to be aimed at the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes during the Melbourne spring carnival after maintaining his unbeaten record with another stylish win at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday. Omolong unleashed a powerful finishing surge to score his second win from as many starts in… Read More »

     
  • Star jockey fined after misleading stewards inquiry

    Star Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has been fined $4000 by Racing NSW stewards after pleading guilty to giving misleading evidence during an inquiry into raceday contact with disqualified trainer John O’Shea. Berry was forced to answer questions from stewards last month after he suggested in a post-race intereview that he… Read More »

     
  • Star to lead Laxon back to familiar territory

    Sheila Laxon has not been back to the Flemington winner’s room since the first Tuesday in November a couple of years ago, but she is optimistic of a return this Saturday. The Macedon Lodge trainer and her partner John Symons have three Finals Day shots at their first Flemington winner… Read More »

     
  • Clark banks on fitter General to Salute in Winter Stakes

    General Salute boasts some of the best form lines of any horse competing at Rosehill on Saturday, and jockey Tim Clark says he only needs to race up to those to win the feature sprint on the card. The gelding finished runner-up to star mare Autumn Glow in last year’s… Read More »

     
  • Billy, Jimmy and Trever reunite for Finals Day

    Billy Egan hasn’t played much of a role in Jimmy The Bear’s Winter Championship defence to this point, but he will reclaim the keys at the right time. The no-fuss jockey will be reunited with the Patrick Payne-trained gelding in Saturday’s $200,000 Listed final at Flemington. It will be the… Read More »

     
  • Alligator Blood inquiry takes another twist

    It has been reported that the new inquiry into the Alligator Blood Magic Millions 3YO Guineas result is now set to commence on July 21, although the former, well-respected steward Ray Murrihy, who was due to chair the inquiry when it was previously set down to begin on May 21,… Read More »

     
  • Tough Hayes stayer Fronting up again

    Progressive Lindsay Park stayer The Western Front will continue his enduring campaign in Saturday’s $150,000 Banjo Paterson Series Final at Flemington. The 2600-metre event will be the 10th start of a campaign that began with a fourth placing in a benchmark 70 over 1600m at Flemington all the way back… Read More »

     
  • Silver Bowl the Obvious progression

    Obvious will be chasing what two months ago seemed an unlikely Finals Day victory when he looks to make it back-to-back wins at Flemington this Saturday. The Greg Eurell-trained gelding goes around in the Silver Bowl Final, a 1600-metre event for three-year-olds. The son of Toronado became a leading contender… Read More »

     
  • McHale bidding to end run of outs in Winter Stakes

    It has been twenty-two months since McHale last won a race, but assistant trainer Charlie Duckworth believes the stable might have found the key to breaking that drought. The five-year-old will line up in Saturday’s Listed Winter Stakes (1400m) chasing his first win since Rachel King guided him to victory… Read More »

     
  • Victorian raider Pounding on the door for a win

    Consistent stayer Pounding might have more seconds than a clock, but few horses deserve a win more. In that vein, trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman have elected to give him another opportunity to get a victory on the board by backing him up into Saturday’s Listed Caloundra Cup (2400m)… Read More »

     
  • Back up to suit Bestower in Caloundra Cup

    Kris Lees will implement a similar formula to the one he used for Bestower’s most recent win when the mare tackles the Caloundra Cup on a seven-day back-up. The five-year-old’s last victory came at Warwick Farm in December when she stepped out over 2400 metres off a 10-day turnaround. At… Read More »

     
  • Timing right for Lingani’s Flemington debut

    Belinda Blanch can’t work out why Lingani is such an effective wet-tracker, but she’s beyond wasting too much time thinking about it. Now she just embraces it and gets excited when the star of the Morphettville stable she operates with husband Peter gets the chance to race on one. That… Read More »

     
  • Speedy Whinchat chasing black-type breakthrough

    Whinchat’s return to form last start has trainer David Pfieffer optimistic the free-rolling frontrunner is on the verge of an overdue stakes race breakthrough. After doing himself no favours when becoming involved in a speed duel with Phearson first-up in the Luskin Star Stakes (1300m), Whinchat worked to cross from… Read More »

     
  • Lipp sticking with Cifrado after Eye Liner disaster

    Toowoomba based trainer Rex Lipp was less than pleased with the ride aboard his stable star Cifrado last start in the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich, prompting a jockey change for this Saturday’s Listed Glasshouse Handicap at Sunshine Coast. Lipp voiced his frustration with Boris Thornton’s ride at Ipswich when held up… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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