• Patrick Bartley

It has always amazed even her most ardent and dedicated followers just how jockey Linda Meech manages to find the time and the energy to criss-cross the state seemingly on a daily basis.

• Chris Roots

Hawkesbury trainer Garry White wants to complete the box set of feature races at his home track's stand-alone meeting with Generalissimo in Saturday's Hawkesbury Guineas.

• Chris Roots

Bloodstock agent Guy Mulcaster liked what he saw when a Snitzel colt out of Bramble Rose walked into Inglis' parade ring at Newmarket last year.

• Chris Roots

Godolphin blue dominates the top of betting for Saturday's Hawkesbury Gold Cup and trainer John O'Shea believes the market has it right with Spectroscope leading the way.

• John Holloway

A downturn in the Karaka Select Sales at the 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock Sales has resulted in the company introducing a new format for Karaka 2018.

• Chris Roots

Bathurst harness racing trainer Nathan Turnbull was won the right to continue to train despite a first sample taken from Destiny Warrior showing a irregularity to cocaine after he won at Dubbo in February.

• Patrick Bartley

Anthony Cummings and his new training partner son Edward are hoping that the training deeds that ignited their remarkable family dynasty over half a century ago in Adelaide, can again assist them when they arrive in South Australia later in the week.

• Michael Lynch

Whatever the future for the St Leger, Caulfield trainer John Moloney and connections of Dornier were revelling in the win on Tuesday.

• Patrick Bartley

The huge Godolphin racing outfit were elated with their first Sydney Cup success on Saturday, the stable was still firmly focused on winning this year's Melbourne Cup.

• Caden Helmers

Samara Johnson rode As Easy As to glory for her seventh win from 10 starts aboard the eight-year-old mare.

• Chris Roots

The battle between traditionalists and progressives is once again going to played out after the reason for early morning trackwork times was questioned by premier trainer Chris Waller this week.

• Chris Roots

Most Sydneysiders are sick of the sight of rain but Hawkesbury trainer Jason Attard would like it to stick around for one more week.

• Chris Roots

The Sydney carnival delivered on the track and in the record books, even fighting a losing battle against Mother Nature.

• Chris Roots

Polarisation proved that his victory in the first running of the Sydney Cup two weeks ago was no fluke when repeated the effort in a re-run of the race at Randwick on Saturday.

• Caden Helmers

Almost a year to the day after the worst moment of his career trainer Nick Olive savoured one of his sweetest victories.

• Chris Roots

Jockey Tim Clark was forced to ask "where's the chopper [shot]" as he explained how favourite I Thought So was beaten at Randwick on Saturday.

• Patrick Bartley

While Chris Waller's remarkable race mare Winx has been the darling of the rich autumn carnival, another of his mares with a lesser profile has been just as honest down in Melbourne without managing to break through.

• Chris Roots

Harness Racing Australia chairman Geoff Want can expect a backlash at the consultation forum about the banning the whip in Melbourne this week.

• Patrick Bartley

Matthew Hill admitted that walking into the broadcast box on Saturday at Caulfield had a strange and even eerie feeling about it.

• Chris Roots

Tweed River Jockey Club general manager Brian Charman is confident Murwillumbah will be ready to race next month despite losing its non-TAB Anzac Day meeting because of damage to the track from the recent floods.

• Eamonn Tiernan

Single Gaze kicking off Queensland campaign against Provincial Champs winner Maryore

• Chris Roots

When Big Duke walked into the Darren Weir operation 270 days ago, the Sydney Cup wasn't thought about, in fact, racing "wasn't really thought about", the country's most successful trainer just wanted a happy horse.

• Patrick Bartley

The most enthralling race to be staged around Australia on Saturday will no doubt be the re-running of the $2.1 million Sydney Cup at Randwick.

• Chris Roots

Joe Pride won't know what to expect from I Am Zelady until he gets to Randwick on Saturday.

• Max Presnell

Perhaps Who Shot Thebarman had better ground than Bill The Bastard when the New Zealander charged around Randwick's tortured turf two weeks ago in one of the most controversial Sydney Cups ever held.

• Chris Roots

Corey Brown did everything right on Polarisation in the Sydney Cup two weeks ago, he just doesn't have the trophy to show for it.

• Patrick Bartley

Jack Hill was fined $400 for his cossack-like whip riding at the Stawell Cup. But he couldn't write the cheque quickly enough.

• Chris Roots

Warwick Farm trainer Jason Coyle knows he needs to make the most of his good run because they don't last forever.

• Patrick Bartley

'A three-month trial of Ride Guide' is set to begin under the supervision of Racing Victoria stewards.