Horse racing
Race-by-race preview and tips for Tuesday meeting at Gundagai
All the information required to find a winner or two at the NSW feature meeting.
- by John Schell
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Canberra training trio chase winning end to hectic program
A huge three days will come to an end for the training combination of Barbara Joseph, Paul and Matt Jones, when Heavenly Legend contests the Furphy Benchmark 58 Handicap (1180m) at Gundagai on Tuesday.
- by John Schell
Race-by-race preview and tips for Monday meeting at Moruya
Everything you need to make your selections for Monday’s NSW feature meeting.
- by John Schell
Thoughtful time for Heywood in race bearing his name
Thoughtful was a winner on debut at Goulburn, and the son of So You Think will line up for his second start in the Nick Heywood MJC Jockey Of The Year Benchmark 58 Handicap (1210m), with Heywood to ride.
- by John Schell
‘Dad’s last horse’ brings up a century of tradition for emotional Waller
Matusalem continued a 100-year familly tradition from New Zealand for Chris Waller by winning at his new home of Rosehill on Saturday.
- by Chris Roots
One Aye on cup and one on Big Dance for powerful training combination
A spot in the $3 million Big Dance at Randwick on November 5 will go on the line when the $50,000 Bankstown Sports Club Forbes Cup (1600m) is contested on Sunday.
- by John Schell
Race-by-race preview and tips for Forbes on Sunday
Everything you need to know to find a winner on cup day in the Central West.
- by John Schell
Crockett’s ties to Queen’s right royal family have him courting success
Cameron Crockett has spent his life educating Lonhro’s Queen family, and believes she can become his best horse as a trainer.
- by Chris Roots
Race-by-race preview and tips for Rosehill on Saturday
Everything you need to find a winner at the first metropolitan meeting of the new season.
- by Ray Hickson
Race-by-race preview and tips for Coffs Harbour on Friday
Everything you need to know to find a winner on cup day on the north coast.
- by John Schell
Jockey cracked his head, now he’s suing Racing Victoria
Jockey Dwayne Dunn retired after an incident in Moonee Valley barriers left him with debilitating injuries almost four years ago. His lawsuit goes to the Supreme Court next week.
- by Danny Russell