Gardiner warned off by Racing NSW
Racing NSW has warned off punter Anthony Gardiner after he refused to be interviewed and to provide relevant information for stewards in the on-going investigation into third-party betting for jockeys.
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Racing preview: Ballarat Cup day
Ballarat Cup day for 2016 features a strong 10-race card, with an open field for the main event.
Racing preview: Rosehill Gardens November 19
Rosehill Gardens preview
Dixie Chick set to not be a favourite of punters
Warwick Farm trainer David Pfieffer can't remember having a horse start favourite three times in a row, so it is with some relief he sees Dixie Chick not at the top of betting as she ventures to Rosehill on Saturday.
He Or She over the odds for Railway Stakes homecoming
David Hayes pulled rank on his training partners to make the trip to Perth with He Or She for Saturday's Railway Stakes at Ascot and is delighted that the plan he set at the beginning of spring seems to have worked out perfectly.
Hayes hopeful of success on both sides of the country
David Hayes will spread his huge team across two states on Saturday with the trainer hoping to win major races in both cities.
McDonald investigation widens to second punter
Racing NSW stewards requested a punter's betting records from bookmakers around the country on Wednesday in relation to the investigation that has seen Godolphin jockey James McDonald charged with being a party to a bet.
Robl's old boys ready to fire third-up from spells
Trainer Peter Robl looks at the 62 kilograms that Ninth Legion will be asked to carry at Rosehill on Saturday and says: "It is a good horse's weight but he is a good horse."
State, federal governments set to clash over phone records
Victorian government moves swiftly to appeal to federal authorities for racing integrity commissioner Sal Perna to have access to telecommunication records again.
Avdulla riding high and looking to make the most of it
Brenton Avdulla is sporting a new look with a five o'clock shadow and has the confidence to carry it off as he continues to ride winners and get the right rides.
Gollan looks for first winner from new Rosehill stable
Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has a 2020 vision of the future and it could eventually be in Sydney, so he wants to make sure he can make his Rosehill base work.
Small and fast Oakfield Time ready for Highway chance
Terry Evans has what could be considered a private training track at Tuncurry, and once a week he puts on a barbecue for those who look after the track.
Magic Millions yearling sale 2017: outstanding catalogue revealed
The catalogue for the 2017 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale in January is among the best in the sale's history.
McDonald has Godolphin's support for now
Champion jockey James McDonald has put his million-dollar job with Godolphin on the line for the sake of $1000 bet, which would have netted him less than $5000.
Jennifer Lynn as strong and brave as the daughter she was named after
In 2011 Tony and Lynn Ottobre were confronted with the news that all parents are loath to contemplate: the shattering reality that their 26-year-old daughter was dying and they could do little about it.
Kissick vows to get back in saddle after breaking back
Injured Canberra-based jockey John Kissick has vowed to return to the saddle despite undergoing surgery on a broken back last week.
New cobalt study raises fresh welfare concerns for horses, jockeys
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Waller's Perth team fresh and ready to go
The nature of Chris Waller's training method allows him to take Good Project, Vanbrugh and Mackintosh fresh and ready to add another group 1 or two to the stable's tally to close the year in Perth.
Jockey Glyn Schofield had luck on his side for spring carnival
Leading jockey Glyn Schofield has managed to ride throughout the spring carnival despite being suspended.
Racing trying to deal with the drug problem the best it can
Several stables around the country have been thinking it was only a matter of time until an irregularity to illicit substances was recorded, such as the positive test to ice announced by the Chris Waller stable this week.
Qewy adds another cup to spring bounty
Charlie Appleby completed his spring sojourn in Melbourne with the Sandown Cup.
Carly Frater gets back on the horse at Thoroughbred Park
Carly Frater hopes her third serious injury is her last.
Veranillo makes mark with win on debut
Godolphin as a team had a great day on Saturday. But the Australian component of team from the John O'Shea yard started to roll out the next generation with Veranillo stamping himself as a horse to watch for the Golden Slipper with a winning debut at Rosehill.
Godolphin sweep the board with historic three trainer Sandown treble
They came, they saw, and, with three major exceptions - the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups and Cox Plate - they completely conquered.
Morton's Fork spears them right on line for Guineas Glory
Anything Charlie Appleby can do, John O'Shea can to.
Godolphin's spring success continues as Qewy wins Sandown Cup
Newmarket trainer Charlie Appleby won't move permanently Down Under, but with the success he has had in Melbourne during the spring he must surely be tempted to.
Vote 1 for ATC candidates who can do something for racing
It's election time. The USA's is done but there's one coming up at the ATC, on the verge of being dollar-rich and Saturday-field size poor.
Martin hopes orphan foal can be the next Moral Victory
Tim Martin has a deep link to Moral Victory and his family, which continues to grow into the next generation.
It's a hard road to Werribee but worth the effort if you get it right
On Saturday night the huge horse float carrying the four international stayers from there day at Sandown races will journey along Dandenong Road heading for the Werribee quarantine station for the last time this spring.
Racing preview: Zipping Classic Day
Preview of Zipping Classic Day