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Chris Roots

Racing writer for The Sydney Morning Herald

In the frame: Josh Parr takes a look at the camera as Nieta wins at Randwick.

Nieta on Starlight path to Magic Millions

The Patinack connection with Ben Lawrence has already delivered John Thompson an Oaks placegetter in Honesta, and handy sprinter Nieta could be the next to step up to black type forĀ a group of Queensland owners.

Simple as ABC: Elemenohpee returning after a win with Christian Reith in the saddle.

Groundbreak out to give All Too Hard his first winner

Team Hawkes has plenty of two-year-olds by All Too Hard and they are showing the right signs to be factors as juveniles. Groundbreak, which won a barrier trial at Rosehill on Monday, steps out as the Hawkes' first runner by their former star on his home track on Saturday.

Champion driver Nathan Jack.

HRNSW stewards look at race-fixing charges over Goulburn race in 2015

A Miracle Mile winning owner and a controversial trainer-driver, who was arrested in a race-fixing investigation earlier in the year,Ā are understoodĀ to have been charged by Harness Racing NSW stewards over text messages sent leading into a race at Goulburn on Australia Day in 2015.

Keeping his hand in: Will Hayes, VFL premiership player with Footscray and the son of horse trainer David Hayes.

Bulldog Hayes chases footy dream but riding is his DNA

Will Hayes went out and did a coupleĀ of laps with brothers on Wednesday morning, nothing usual for an aspiring AFL midfielder in November. Only Hayes did it in the saddle of Ā a group 1 winner He's Our Rokkii around Flemington.