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  • Liesele ends long losing streak at Doomben

    Trainer Liam Birchley is hoping to convince the owners of Liesele to put retirement plans on hold after her Doomben win on Saturday. Ridden by Glen Colless, Liesele ($13) won her first race in almost 12 months which Birchley attributed to a return to racing on a dry track. “As… Read More »

     
  • Cassidy makes winning return on Velrosso

    In a sure sign the spring carnival is just around the corner, Jim Cassidy reminded his jockeys’ room colleagues why he is up with the best at Rosehill on Saturday. In his second race back from his annual winter break, Cassidy produced a confident ride on the Chris Waller-trained Velrosso… Read More »

     
  • Chris Waller quinella in Winter Challenge

    The consistent Coup Ay Tee has upstaged his much-hyped stablemate Bayrir to win the Winter Challenge at Rosehill with trainer Chris Waller rapt with both performances. A Group One winner in America, Bayrir was sent out the $3.10 favourite for his Australian debut on Saturday and looked as if he… Read More »

     
  • Stable Star overcomes nerves in Moonee Valley win

    A horse whose nervous disposition made him a no-hoper on far-flung country tracks pulled himself together well enough to win at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Stable Star had finished seventh of nine at Mildura three runs back and had struggled home near the back of the field at Casterton before… Read More »

     
  • Rosehill unearths new-season 3YO talent

    Impressive wins by two of the new-season three-year-olds at Rosehill on Saturday have set the tone for the spring features. The Tim Martin-trained Kirov ($4) took out Australian Turf Club (1400m) by 1-3/4 lengths from Harry Hotspur ($8.50), stretching away in the final stages after the pair shared the lead,… Read More »

     
  • Firmer track no concern for Double Impact

    Double Impact dispelled a theory he was exclusively a wet-tracker at Doomben on Saturday. Responding to a clever front-running ride by apprentice Anthony Allen, Double Impact won the National Jockeys Celebration Day Handicap (1600m) by 2-1/4 lengths. The gelding was a dominant winner in heavy going at Eagle Farm at… Read More »

     
  • Gregers stakes claim for Thousand Guineas

    Trainer David Hayes began listing the positives surrounding the filly Gregers well before she hit the line in the Aquanas Foods Handicap at Moonee Valley. And he was still at it long after the filly galloped past the post well clear of some well-credentialled rivals on Saturday. “We’ll just cruise… Read More »

     
  • Clevadude foils Valley plunge on NZ colt

    A re-match is on the cards for the boom New Zealand three-year-old Cauthen after a promising second in his Australian debut at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Backed from $2.05 to $1.80 on the strength of an eight-length win at his only other start, Cauthen raced greenly and lost several lengths… Read More »

     
  • McEvoy back in action for Darley

    Kerrin McEvoy has nominated star filly Guelph as the horse most likely to carry the flag for Darley this spring. McEvoy will return from a two-week break for four rides at Rosehill on Saturday. It is the first metropolitan meeting of the new racing season, one McEvoy hopes will be… Read More »

     
  • Champagne Cath back for early-season cameo

    Unbeaten filly Champagne Cath returns to racing on Saturday as only a remote chance of figuring in her all-conquering trainer’s major spring plans. Off the scene since a Rosehill win on December, Champagne Cath was one of the favourites for the Magic Millions Classic until a setback forced her to… Read More »

     
  • Kerrin McEvoy back in action for Darley

    Kerrin McEvoy has nominated star filly Guelph as the horse most likely to carry the flag for Darley this spring. McEvoy will return from a two-week break for four rides at Rosehill on Saturday. It is the first metropolitan meeting of the new racing season, one McEvoy hopes will be… Read More »

     
  • Rescue Mission favourite for Palmerston Sprint 2013

    The Michael Hickmott trained speedster Rescue Mission remains favourite at Sportingbet Australia for the Palmerston Sprint, after drawing favourably in barrier 2 for Saturday’s feature race at Fannie Bay. $200 PALMERSTON SPRINT FREE BET Rescue Mission is a $3.60 favourite at Sportingbet.com.aufor the Northern Territory’s richest dash, with the Neil… Read More »

     
  • Rawiller in box seat for jockeys’ title

    Nash Rawiller can close the deal on a third Sydney jockeys’ premiership without the support of the two stables at the forefront of his end-of-season surge. Rawiller goes into Wednesday’s Warwick Farm fixture with a 2-1/2 win lead over Hugh Bowman – and a full book of rides for the… Read More »

     
  • Sydney sprinter in four-race WA campaign

    An early spring campaign with a difference awaits Sydney sprinter Snitsky. Trainer Gerald Ryan and owners Darby Racing have mapped out an ambitious program on the other side of the country with Snitzel to be flown from Melbourne to Perth on Wednesday. He will be aimed at the three-race Listed… Read More »

     
  • Shamexpress primes for spring carnival

    Despite his English campaign letdown where he finished out of the money in his two races, the Danny O’Brien-trained Shamexpress is set to tackle the rich spring racing carnival. Shamexpress will be among a shipment of horses which will be flown over from England to compete in the leading races… Read More »

     
  • Rawiller set to win Australia jockey title

    In-form jockey Nash Rawiller may be dominating the headlines in Sydney but his Victorian-based brother Brad has quietly gone about accumulating enough wins to put him on top of the Australia-wide premiership. Despite spending almost three months on the sidelines though suspension and a broken foot, Brad Rawiller has won… Read More »

     
  • Bashboy wins second Grand National Steeplechase

    A leap into the great unknown is almost the only choice for the owners of Bashboy following a second Grand National Steeplechase win at Sandown that qualified him as easily the best of his kind in Australia. Bashboy’s commanding victory came under 72.5kg, the most weight carried by a Grand… Read More »

     
  • Maythehorsebemagic claims J J Houlahan Hurdle

    A horse bred to be a classics contender on the flat finally made his name in racing with victory in one Australia’s major jumps races. Maythehorsebemagic put on a brave front-running performance to win the J J Houlahan Hurdle (3400m) at Sandown on Sunday, at the same time announcing himself… Read More »

     
  • Nash Rawiller makes his mark at Randwick

    Nash Rawiller has virtually sealed the Sydney jockeys’ premiership with a masterful quartet of winners at Randwick on Saturday. Rawiller began the day half a win behind Hugh Bowman in their intriguing battle for the 2012-13 title and ended the meeting 2-1/2 ahead with Bowman getting one on the board…. Read More »

     
  • Lennie’s Choice stages seven-day reversal

    Trainer Kelly Schweida was quick to defend Lennie’s Choice who bounced back to winning form at Doomben, seven days after failing as an odd-on favourite at Eagle Farm. Schweida was confident Lennie’s Choice could improve on his tiring sixth as a $1.80 favourite at Eagle Farm a week earlier. “I… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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