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Andrew Parramore is optimistic that Weownachevy can rectify a disappointing and unlucky run at Doomben when the gelding competes at Ipswich on Wednesday. The form book will record the three-year-old …
The postponement of Saturday’s Chautauqua Stakes, which many thought might have been a missed opportunity for Persian Spirit, was not necessarily viewed that way by his trainer Symon Wilde. The …
Peter Moody has yet to finalise the latter half of Sheza Alibi’s spring campaign, but the trainer is adhering to the plan of a second-up run in the Makybe Diva …
Melbourne Cup champion Half Yours is set to commence its title defence in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington. The Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained stayer is being targeted once more …
An exhibition gallop at Randwick has the unbeaten colt St Gotthard on track for his initial start in the Run To The Rose, where he is poised to compete against …
Lindermann has made a triumphant return to his best form, while Fangirl may have completed her racing career after the Group 2 $300,000 Chelmsford Stakes (1600m) was finally contested at …
My Gladiola has finally achieved her Group 1 milestone, capturing the Moir Stakes at Sandown. This year’s Group 1 sprint over 1000 metres, usually contested at Moonee Valley, was transferred …
While Ciaron Maher is uncertain if Tempted can dethrone Hong Kong’s star Ka Ying Rising in the $20 million Everest, he is confident the mare is in superb order after …
This was the perspective of trainer Joe Pride regarding his stable’s three participants in the Group 2 $300,000 Tramway Stakes (1400m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday. The Tramway Stakes provided …
David Payne has another smart galloper on his hands in Randwick winner Bangkok Hottie. With a limited stable of sixteen horses, David Payne may have found his next Group 1 …











