Sport
Racing
Opinion
Bailey racks up wins as opposition grows
Six years ago, the head of integrity at Racing Victoria set out after some of the biggest names in racing in the southern hemisphere.
- by Patrick Bartley
Latest
Kris Lees a growing power in racing
Kris Lees has quietly built up his Newcastle stable over the years into a formidable force.
- by Chris Roots
Segenhoe looks for bragging rights in Scone two-year-old races
Kevin Maloney has high hopes for Nick The Skip and Pretty In Pink at Scone.
- by Chris Roots
Aquanita inquiry: Smerdon, Nelligans given life bans from racing
The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has handed out some of the harshest penalties ever issued in Australian racing history.
- by Patrick Bartley
Maher out to showcase Villermont for owners in Scone Guineas
The Ciaron Maher-trained Villermont is set to fly the Vinery Stud flag in the Scone Guineas on Saturday.
- by Chris Roots
Canberra racing
Canberra trainer Darryl Rolfe turning city slackers into country stars
Rolfe entered his first $50,000 Federal and Waldo Waldorf did it easy at Thoroughbred Park on Wednesday.
- by Eamonn Tiernan
English looks to return to best in the Doomben 10,000
English ready to show she is back to her best on soft ground in Saturday's Doomben 10,000.
- by Chris Roots
Updated
Corruption
'Racing's darkest day': One of the Aquanita eight to appeal guilty verdict
Some of Australia’s best-known trainers face career-ending terms of disqualification after the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board found them guilty.
- by Patrick Bartley
Horse trainers, stablehands found guilty of doping charges
Victoria's Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has found five horse trainers and three stablehands guilty of doping-related offences, after an investigation into one of the biggest horse racing scandals in Australian history.
Yulong sign defending champion Redzel to Everest slot
The inaugural winner of the race will be back to defend his title after a Chinese billionaire got the horse he wanted.
- by Chris Roots
Aquanita findings to be handed down on Tuesday
Five trainers and three stablehands facing more than 270 charges will learn their fate on Tuesday when decisions are handed down in the Aquanity inquiry.
- by Patrick Bartley