Former NSW Origin mentor Laurie Daley says Phil Gould’s increased involvement at Panthers NRL training is undermining coach Anthony Griffin. The Penrith supremo’s role as general manager has been a …
Continue reading Gus’ involvement undermines Griffin: DaleyFlemington plays host to the Australian Guineas (1600m) this Saturday with the Group One race showcasing some of the best three-year-old gallopers in Australia. We take a look at the …
Continue reading Australian Guineas: What the key players are sayingThe Group One Chipping Norton Stakes (1600m) kicks of the Sydney Autumn Carnival and once again all eyes will be focused on champion mare Winx who is out to claim …
Continue reading Chipping Norton Stakes: What the key players are sayingWhile he would obviously prefer Care To Think has a trouble-free run in the Liverpool City Cup, trainer Matt Dunn has learned not to be too concerned watching his races. …
Continue reading Care To Think on target for Doncaster MileStewards want two stable employees who refuse to front the Aquanita bicarb inquiry temporarily banned from entering racecourses and training premises. Greg and Denise Nelligan were stood down from their …
Continue reading Show cause notices issued to two stable employeesThree potential Adelaide Cup runners will put their credentials on the line when they meet in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington. Double Bluff, Fanatic and Ormito run over 2600m …
Continue reading Adelaide Cup trio set for Roy Higgins QualityA new Group One race on the Australian calendar may have come at an opportune time for Lindsay Park filly Rimraam. The Surround Stakes (1400m) at Randwick on Saturday, has …
Continue reading Rimraam to line up in Group One Surround StakesPeter and Paul Snowden will know if a filly that seems the perfect fit for the Golden Slipper advances to the world’s richest race for two-year-olds after she runs at …
Continue reading Golden Slipper contenders on trial at RandwickScotland great Scott Hastings has branded fans who directed verbal and physical abuse at England rugby coach Eddie Jones as “scum of the earth” who should be named and shamed. …
Continue reading Scott Hastings condemns Jones abuseTasmanian trainer Imogen Miller will never be disappointed with stable star Tshahitsi. While disappointed with the “duck egg” that appears on his form card courtesy of his last in the …
Continue reading Group 3 Autumn Handicap to suit TshahitsiFar from being concerned about Winx missing her scheduled return, her trainer, jockey and punters believe she is going to the Chipping Norton Stakes better than ever. The champion was …
Continue reading Winx as good as ever going into Chipping Norton StakesPerth sprinter Malibu Style is back in Melbourne and his trainer Neville Parnham says the gelding is ready to go first-up in a Listed race at Flemington. Parnham had considered …
Continue reading Malibu Style set to resume in Bob Hoysted HandicapA stable employee charged with administering more than 100 illegal race day treatments and whose text messages are central to the Aquanita bicarb allegations will not participate in the inquiry. …
Continue reading Central figure in Aquanita inquiry won’t participateTrainer Tony Gollan believes the run of wet weather in Queensland and race programming have given Brazen Moss a chance to win his first stakes race at Doomben. Brazen Moss …
Continue reading Members Cup to suit Brazen MossA desire to get Vinland back onto softer ground has led Melbourne trainer Tony McEvoy to look at a couple of Sydney Group One races with the colt. The first …
Continue reading Vinland to tackle Winx in Chipping Norton StakesThe leaking of text messages is disappointing but does not affect the Aquanita racing case, a judge says. Most of the eight people charged in the bi-carb case have pleaded …
Continue reading Leaked messages won’t affect Aquanita case: JudgeJockey John Allen would have preferred a better barrier draw for Australian Guineas favourite Cliff’s Edge but has confidence he is on the right horse to overcome it. Allen is …
Continue reading Cliff’s Edge draws wide barrier in Australian GuineasPromising two-year-old Spirit of Cherokee has passed a barrier trial test with flying colours and is ready for his return to racing. Spirit of Cherokee was heavily backed to start …
Continue reading Spirit Of Cherokee ready to return to racing

