Super Racing
Musgrove: Heavy tracks still deserve their place
VETERAN trainer Eric Musgrove says it’s silly to transfer some meetings off heavy turf tracks on to synthetic surfaces during winter.
Sandown Fifteen-year wait for owner fully Authenticated
IT took Authenticated 20 starts to break his maiden status at Sandown, but managing part-owner Brendan Smith was claiming a bigger milestone — it was his first winner in 15 years.
Internet wizard George taking racing back to the future
INTERNET entrepreneur Susannah George comes from a famous racing pedigree and is determined to connect the history and the future of the sport.
Spring carnival Queen’s horse among RV scout’s spring targets
A ROYAL Ascot-winning horse owned by the Queen tops Leigh Jordon’s wishlist for this year’s Melbourne spring carnival.
Inside Running Dwyer finds key to success with Beirut
BEIRUT was headed for the breeding barn when owner Andrew Goulopoulos decided to give the five-year-old one last chance and asked trainer Henry Dwyer to take over her training.
Randwick Twin trainers chance for rare quinella
IDENTICAL twin sisters training a quinella might be one of the rarer things to happen on a racecourse.
Australian record Weir nears record level
DARREN Weir is quickly closing in on John Hawkes’ Australian record for training the most winners in a season.
SA Racing General Custer commands respect at Morphettville
ANDREW Noblet knows General Custer must take his game to another level if he’s to snare a hat-trick of wins at Morphettville on Saturday.
Sandown Warren hoping Awakenings can win again
JASON Warren is hoping a decision to save Awakenings for a race at Sandown is rewarded when the four-year-old chases his third straight win since joining the trainer.
Inside Running Chautauqua limbers up for spring
CHAUTAUQUA has returned to light work in Sydney as he prepares for a return in the spring carnival.
Bizarre accident Jockey kicked in face, run over by ambulance
JET-SETTING jumps jockey Chris Meehan has found life on the ground particularly dangerous after being kicked in the face by a horse and then run over by an ambulance.
Winter Finals Lady at home at headquarters
LADY Selkirk has already beaten the colts and geldings once at Flemington and is poised to do so again in the Silver Bowl Series Final.
Depressed jockeys urged to seek help following sudden retirement of UK champion Kieren Fallon
THERE has been a call for more vigilance in helping to combat depression in horse racing following the retirement of UK champion jockey Kieren Fallon.
Kieren Fallon calls time on career, with depression reported as factor
FIVE OF HIS BEST MOMENTS: SIX-time champion British jockey Kieren Fallon has announced his immediate retirement at the age of 51.
Inside Running Dwyer finds key to success with Beirut
BEIRUT was headed for the breeding barn when owner Andrew Goulopoulos decided to give the five-year-old one last chance and asked trainer Henry Dwyer to take over her training.
Sandown Musgrove: Heavy tracks still deserve their place
VETERAN trainer Eric Musgrove says it’s silly to transfer some meetings off heavy turf tracks on to synthetic surfaces during winter.
Sandown Fifteen-year wait for owner fully Authenticated
IT took Authenticated 20 starts to break his maiden status at Sandown, but managing part-owner Brendan Smith was claiming a bigger milestone — it was his first winner in 15 years.
- Spring carnival Queen’s horse among RV scout’s spring targets
- Flemington jump outs Kavanagh’s Wild mare is on fire
- Inside Running Chautauqua limbers up for spring
- Australian record Weir nears record level
- Winter Finals Lady at home at headquarters
- Sandown Warren hoping Awakenings can win again
- Vigilance Black dog still barks loud in racing industry
- Bizarre accident Jockey kicked in face, run over by ambulance
- Depression Fallon calls time on career
- Melbourne Cup Old Protectionist is back and Cup punters jump on
- Debut Begg seeks Magic start in south
- Inside Running Sign of the times
- Serious injury Payne shows off impressive scar
Randwick Easy should do it, says Clark
THE prospect of a testing track has Tim Clark confident Who Said It’s Easy can win the opening event at Randwick on Saturday.
Comeback Parr refreshed and raring to go
JOSH Parr launches his comeback to riding at Thursday’s Rosehill barrier trials.
Randwick Twin trainers chance for rare quinella
IDENTICAL twin sisters training a quinella might be one of the rarer things to happen on a racecourse.
- Thursday races Previews: Hawkesbury and Grafton
- Broadmeadow trackwork Rojo on a high ahead of Jungle Juice Cup
- Sydney barrier trials Waller tastes Sweet trial success with Adaline
- Cessnock Thompson misses out on 12th Cup
- Canterbury Rock On, what’s a week after 25 years
- Hawkesbury Synthetic track long overdue, says Rudolph
- Canterbury Lees goes for gold with Olympic Academy
- Wednesday races Preview: Best bets for Canterbury
- Expert opinion Midweek Best Bets
- Country focus Tuesday’s NSW meetings at a glance
- Country focus Level playing field if rain stays away
- Cessnock King of the Jungle going for the dozen
- Country focus Kembla: Off to the provincials to erase any Doubts
Internet wizard George taking racing back to the future
INTERNET entrepreneur Susannah George comes from a famous racing pedigree and is determined to connect the history and the future of the sport.
Eagle Farm Orman bags treble as EF track gets the thumbs up
TALENTED apprentice James Orman rode a winning treble on a day where most agreed the Eagle Farm track was vastly improved.
Banned substance Positives to cobalt bring Rocky road
CENTRAL Queensland racing has been rocked by five positive tests to banned substances since February, including three relating to cobalt.
- Dream team Gold-plated partnership aims at racing’s summit
- Caloundra Cup Gollan shouts and puts it on Amex
- SC Guineas Browne hits home his advantage
- Glasshouse Hcp Veteran Flaming brilliant
- Sunshine Coast Happy Event gives Zielke reason to smile
- Sunshine Coast Orman reckons he’s on-song to beat ban
- Caloundra Cup Maurus first, and remainder racing for second
- Expert opinion Daffy’s Racebook: Caloundra Cup Day
- Caloundra Cup Browne aims to make hay on the sunshine
- Sunshine Coast Cavanough makes garden city his winter base
- Comeback Cassidy ready to carry on in the saddle
- Record haul Gollan won’t ease up after breaking metro record
- Glasshouse Hcp Pike on prowl for more winter riches
SA Racing General Custer commands respect at Morphettville
ANDREW Noblet knows General Custer must take his game to another level if he’s to snare a hat-trick of wins at Morphettville on Saturday.
SA Racing Balaklava battles soggy problem
SOUTH Australian racing’s need for a synthetic racing surface is again a talking point after Wednesday’s Balaklava meeting was abandonedby stewards.
SA Racing Cavaloce Balaklava bound as Kah eyes 100 wins
WILL Clarken is hoping talented mare Cavaloce can exit racing in style via next month’s $100,000 The Advertiser Balaklava Cup.
- Morphettville Treble a Jolly good show
- SA Racing Stokes pins hopes on Pomp
- SA Racing Track Talk, with Lincoln Moore and Ben Scadden
- SA Racing Richards puts faith in next generation
- SA Racing The Right Track, with Lincoln Moore and Ben Scadden
- SA Racing He’ll keep racing if he’s Happy
- Morphettville Dogged Daytona helping Jones over the grey days
- SA Racing Creek rolls the dice on Casino hat-trick
- Cobalt ban World’s oldest trainer in dog house
- SA Racing Track Talk, with Ben Scadden
- SA Racing The Right Track, with Ben Scadden
- SA Racing Star Hong Kong jockey Adelaide-bound
- SA Racing Melbourne calls for Kennewell pair
Expert opinion Ray’s snapshot: Rosehill Gardens
BETTER Not Blue ran a blinder to just miss overhauling Ninth Legion in the Civic Stakes. There is a good race in the four-year-old this winter.
Expert opinion Monday Rewind
OUR experts look back at their metropolitan meetings in their respective backyards on Saturday and give us their assessment of the best and worst performers.
Expert opinion Daffy’s Racebook: Caloundra Cup Day
UBET’S Gerard Daffy looks at the final meeting of the Queensland Winter Carnival featuring the $160,000 Group 3 Sunshine Coast Guineas.
- Expert opinion The Early Oil: Caulfield
- Expert opinion Beat The Bookie value bets
- Expert opinion Weekend Best Bets
- Expert opinion Monday Rewind
- Expert opinion Nathan’s Racebook: Eagle Farm
- Expert opinion Friday formline: Horses to follow
- Eagle Farm Analysis: Tatts Tiara
- Expert opinion Weekend Best Bets
- Expert opinion Beat The Bookie value bets
- Expert opinion The Early Oil: Flemington
- Expert opinion Monday Rewind
- Expert opinion Beat The Bookie value bets
- Expert opinion Weekend Best Bets
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