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featured 2026 Field, Odds, Results, Tips

  • Super Cool bursts into Derby reckoning

    One Derby dream edged toward reality and another started looking a little sick thanks to the win of Super Cool in the Group Two Mitchelton Vase at Moonee Valley. Super Cool ($9) benefited from a clever Michael Rodd ride to take the traditional lead-up to next Saturday’s Victoria Derby by… Read More »

     
  • Mourinho back in form for Gelagotis team

    Trainer Peter Gelagotis has known for a couple of years his lightly-raced galloper Mourinho was a good horse, and he didn’t mind spreading the word. And when it won at Moonee Valley on Saturday, he spread it louder and further. A leaping, screaming Gelagotis could barely contain himself when Mourinho… Read More »

     
  • Oliver delighted to secure Americain ride

    Damien Oliver says his spring racing carnival is alive again after he won the prized ride aboard 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain. The owners of the French-trained galloper who will be lining up for his third Melbourne Cup, sacked regular jockey Gerald Mosse, replacing him with Oliver. “It’s given me… Read More »

     
  • Ocean Park wins the Cox Plate

    New Zealand star Ocean Park has produced a sweeping run from the back of the field to give glamour jockey Glen Boss a third Cox Plate triumph. In a stirring finish, Ocean Park wore down the three-year-old All Too Hard to claim Australia’s weight-for-age championship at Moonee Valley on Saturday…. Read More »

     
  • Super Cool bursts into Victoria Derby reckoning

    One Derby dream edged toward reality and another started looking a little sick thanks to the win of Super Cool in the Group Two Mitchelton Vase at Moonee Valley. Super Cool ($9) benefited from a clever Michael Rodd ride to take the traditional lead-up to next Saturday’s Victoria Derby by… Read More »

     
  • Hidden Warrior stars in his own right

    He ran superstar colt Pierro to within a head in his first start, but Hidden Warrior was quick to seize the spotlight for himself ahead of Saturday’s Cox Plate. Lining up before the $3 million feature at Moonee Valley, Hidden Warrior had to fight hard to snare victory in the… Read More »

     
  • Mourinho back in form for Peter Gelagotis team

    Trainer Peter Gelagotis has known for a couple of years his lightly-raced galloper Mourinho was a good horse, and he didn’t mind spreading the word. And when it won at Moonee Valley on Saturday, he spread it louder and further. A leaping, screaming Gelagotis could barely contain himself when Mourinho… Read More »

     
  • Crack A Roadie impresses in Moonee Valley debut

    Stephen Theodore has never hidden his admiration for Crack A Roadie and the colt lived up to his trainer’s expectations with a fast-finishing victory at Moonee Valley on Saturday. The Charge Forward colt, having his first start, came from off the speed in the $250,000 Inglis Banner (1000m) to open… Read More »

     
  • Kazanluk could head to the Crown Oaks

    Kazanluk is running out of time to get to the VRC Oaks but could still be given her chance after showing her class with a Group Two victory at Moonee Valley. Kazanluk took out Friday night’s Fillies Classic (1600m) and Darley Australia chief executive Henry Plumptre said the three-year-old could… Read More »

     
  • Angelic Light shows talent in Crockett

    Michael Rodd opted for the low-percentage option aboard Angelic Light but it paid dividends when the talented filly snuck along the rails to win the Listed Crockett Stakes on Friday night. Angelic Light’s win over 1200 metres at Moonee Valley gave Rodd his third straight success in the race after… Read More »

     
  • Sea Siren wins Manikato Stakes

    Sea Siren has claimed her third Group One trophy with victory in the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley for trainer John O’Shea and jockey Jimmy Cassidy. Buffering was sent out the heavily supported favourite in Friday night’s feature race but after being pressured for the lead by Satin Shoes and… Read More »

     
  • Sea Lord takes away trainer’s pain

    A day that began with a horse stomping on his foot ended on a brighter note for trainer Steve Brown at Moonee Valley when Sea Lord won the Major Putts Handicap (1200m). But Brown still had to endure an anxious few minutes standing on one leg with blood seeping through… Read More »

     
  • Gatewood wins Geelong Cup

    The Geelong Cup has again fallen into foreign hands and the grip of the international raiders on this year’s Melbourne Cup has grown stronger with the win of Gatewood in the race that shapes the big one. Thanks to a perfectly executed plan devised in a phone call between jockey… Read More »

     
  • Callanish makes it eight from eight

    Unbeaten four-year-old Callanish has raised the bar again with his first stakes victory in Sunday’s Listed Seymour Cup (1600m) to take his winning streak to eight. The Mick Price-trained gelding fought hard under regular partner Dale Smith after being challenged by Over Quota who had to settle for second with… Read More »

     
  • Dunaden defies history in Caulfield Cup

    A new legend for Australia, a new piece of racing history for France, a champion for a desert sheikh, a horse of the world. Dunaden, the 2011 Melbourne Cup winner, and now the 2012 Caulfield Cup champion, transcended international boundaries and claimed a place in racing folklore with a breathtaking… Read More »

     
  • Dunaden takes out Caulfield Cup

    French stayer Dunaden has built on an impressive Australian record with a breathtaking Caulfield Cup victory. Producing a sweeping run from well back in the field, Dunaden overhauled veteran stayer Alcopop to claim the $2.5 million race. The Peter Moody-trained Lights Of Heaven finished third, just in front of Americain,… Read More »

     
  • Howmuchdoyouloveme a star in the making

    Another star in the making stepped into the spring sprinting ranks depleted by the absence of Black Caviar when Howmuchdoyouloveme sped to an impressive victory in the Group Two Caulfield Stakes. Howmuchdoyouloveme burst from the gates, cruised through the first 600m and then dashed home to register his fifth win… Read More »

     
  • Craig Williams impressed with Whateverwhenever

    Top jockey Craig Williams is adamant Whateverwhenever should be tried in better company after the Queensland mare defeated Group One winner King’s Rose at Caulfield on Saturday. The Liam Birchley-trained mare finished strongly from midfield to upset favourite King’s Rose ($2.15) in the Group Three Moonga Stakes (1400m), raising the… Read More »

     
  • Alzora gives Hayes a Spring Racing Carnival boost

    Winning major spring races used to be fairly routine for trainer David Hayes. But the slower pace recently adopted by Melbourne’s seven-time premier trainer could be starting to pick up thanks to the successes of such horses as Saturday’s Ethereal Stakes winner Alzora. A maiden after her first eight starts,… Read More »

     
  • Hvasstan wins after trainer’s tragic week

    Just days after his father died, Moe trainer Peter Gelagotis posted his greatest triumph in racing when his colt Hvasstan took out the Group Three Norman Robinson Stakes (2000m) at Caulfield. Gelagotis was in tears as he hugged jockey Glen Boss and part-owners, who include former Carlton AFL stars Greg… Read More »

     
 
 
 
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