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  • Second Effort wins Group Three Bletchingly Stakes

    A horse who has already established one notable winning pattern will be out to create another after scoring the fourth stakes win of his career at Caulfield on Saturday. Second Effort, already a multiple winner of Victoria’s biggest country sprint, will attempt a second successive success in the Group Two… Read More »

     
  • Keep It Moist lands plunge at Doomben

    Jockey Larry Cassidy’s tactics aboard Beeby Gem were quizzed in a stewards’ room sequel to the last-to-first win of Keep It Moist at Doomben on Saturday. Beeby Gem led by five lengths at the 400-metre mark in the Goulburn Valley Handicap (1350m) before weakening to finish second last to Keep… Read More »

     
  • Follonica boosts Bowman’s premiership bid

    An end-of-season win at Randwick may have been the last hurrah for Follonica who is bound for the broodmare barn in the spring. Her victory in Saturday’s JMR Creative Design (1200m) was also a boost for Hugh Bowman in his battle with Nash Rawiller for the Sydney jockeys’ premiership. Two… Read More »

     
  • Octavia win sets up Cockram Stakes start

    Trainer Mike Moroney’s decision to pull Caulfield specialist Octavia out of the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes paid off handsomely on Saturday. Octavia jumped to the front in the Daniel McMillian Handicap and the $1.95 favourite scored by 3-1/2 lengths from Draw Forward ($15) with Means A Lot ($13) third. Moroney… Read More »

     
  • Janette Johnson brings up milestone win

    Relief was the over-riding emotion for apprentice jockey Janette Johnson after a milestone win aboard Voodoo Blue Magic at Doomben on Saturday. After being held up for a run at the 250-metre mark, Voodoo Blue Magic edged out Prussian Heart to win the Canadian Club Handicap (1200m) by a half-head…. Read More »

     
  • Arabian Gold on Flight path to Group One

    David Vandyke is looking to Arabian Gold to give him his first Group One victory with the Flight Stakes the aim for the filly who scored her fourth win from six starts on Saturday. The Warwick Farm trainer has assembled a strong spring team with Arabian Gold headed to the… Read More »

     
  • Nash Rawiller takes lead in riders’ premiership

    Nash Rawiller has begun his quest for the Sydney jockeys’ title in earnest with victory in the first race at Randwick aboard Watabout. The filly is raced by George Altomonte who also owns Golden Slipper winner Overreach. Starting the $1.70 favourite in the 1300m race for two-year-olds, the Allan Denham-trained… Read More »

     
  • Monkstone adds to Peter Moody’s 200th celebrations

    A colt with “a hell of a pedigree” and enough ability to overshadow his shortcomings gave Peter Moody a new spring Classic candidate at Caulfield on Saturday. Monkstone, a $1 million Fastnet Rock yearling, made amends for his problematic debut of two weeks ago with a convincing victory in the… Read More »

     
  • Moody assured of fourth Melbourne title

    The scoreboard will show Peter Moody has trained fewer winners in Melbourne this year than in his previous three dominant seasons. But Moody will still be premier trainer for the fourth successive year and he’ll still be among the top three trainers in the country – and he’ll be hungry… Read More »

     
  • Pago Rock holds favouritism for Bletchingly Stakes 2013

    In-form gelding Pago Rock is on target to notch a hat-trick and his biggest career win in the Bletchingly Stakes on Saturday. $250 BLETCHINGLY STAKES FREE BET Online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au opened Pago Rock as the $3.80favourite for the Group 3 at Caulfield and there has been good backing for the… Read More »

     
  • Berry back in town for top Randwick rides

    For all the things Tommy Berry learned in Hong Kong, there were also a few he forgot. Berry returns to Sydney Saturday racing for the first time in almost three months with seven mounts at Randwick this weekend. It comes after a low-key Sydney resumption at Hawkesbury last Sunday, and… Read More »

     
  • Australian Oaks winner ready to trial

    Royal Descent was one of the revelations of the Sydney autumn carnival but Chris Waller is open minded about her spring campaign. The Australian Oaks winner will be among a handful of high-profile horses stepping out in barrier trials at Warwick Farm on Friday along with stablemates Shoot Out and… Read More »

     
  • No joy for Gai Waterhouse with $2000 fine

    Gai Waterhouse has called for an overhaul to the rule requiring trainers to report health issues in horses after being found guilty of not revealing More Joyous was lame leading into the Queen of the Turf Stakes. Waterhouse already has a case under appeal for not reporting treatment given to… Read More »

     
  • Nash Rawiller gets serious about riders’ title

    Nash Rawiller has laid down the gauntlet to Hugh Bowman on Saturday with a four-win haul at Rosehill to close the gap to 1-1/2 wins in their intriguing battle for this season’s Sydney riding honours. Bowman will miss Wednesday’s meeting through suspension, giving Rawiller a golden opportunity to take the… Read More »

     
  • Moody returns to top form in metro area

    Melbourne’s leading trainer Peter Moody returned from a couple of weeks in the wilderness – both personally and professionally – when Grand Slam Eagle scored at Flemington on Saturday. Moody has missed the past couple of city meetings while on an aerial safari of northern Australia. But he didn’t miss… Read More »

     
  • Jason Petch in career-first headquarters victory

    A horse with a litany of feet and leg issues has performed a minor miracle in the Flemington wet on Saturday. Weekend Special, beset with terrible feet, fetlock joints and knees, had a day out in the rain, appreciating a track which had been downgraded to the heavy range by… Read More »

     
  • Under The Sun wins the Winter Stakes

    Effervescent Frenchman Thomas Huet has expressed his love for Australia after claiming his first Sydney stakes win aboard Under The Sun at Rosehill. Huet and the Gai Waterhouse-trained four-year-old exacted revenge on their last-start conqueror Mic Mac in Saturday’s Listed Winter Stakes (1400m). Under The Sun finished second to Mic… Read More »

     
  • Numbers add up at Flemington for Paynes

    A family that has produced seven jockeys and three trainers from one generation is bound to occasionally enjoy a numerical advantage. For the Payne family the numbers fell as never before at Flemington on Saturday when brothers Andrew and Patrick trained a winner each and sister Michelle rode one of… Read More »

     
  • Falcent confirms liking for wet conditions

    When Cranbourne trainer Doug Harrison first spotted Falcent in the pouring rain in New Zealand he knew he had to have him. The three-year-old didn’t let him down at Flemington with a track that was soaked all night by heavy rain and much of Saturday. Falcent ($7), ridden by Dwayne… Read More »

     
  • Peter Moody returns to top form in metro area

    Melbourne’s leading trainer Peter Moody returned from a couple of weeks in the wilderness – both personally and professionally – when Grand Slam Eagle scored at Flemington on Saturday. Moody has missed the past couple of city meetings while on an aerial safari of northern Australia. But he didn’t miss… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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