Leading Sydney apprentice Daniel Ganderton hopes to be in the spotlight for the right reasons when he rides in Queensland for the first time on Saturday.
Peter Snowden thought Darley might have set the bar beyond his reach when he started out with Sheikh Mohammed's thoroughbred empire - but he was wrong.
Trainer Mark Riley will be relying on the skill of jockey Damien Oliver to steer Gold Salute in Saturday's Listed Winter Championship Final at Flemington.
South Africa’s best gallopers may be on show in the Durban July at Greyville this Saturday but the Group 1 Golden Horseshoe provides one outstanding prelude and a great opportunity to see the nation’s champions of the future.
Trainer Patrick Payne is unlikely to raise the bar to the Melbourne Cup with Kerdem even if the ex-Irish stayer successfully defends his Queensland Cup crown.
Jockey Paul Goode faces an anxious six-week wait to find out if his operation in Sydney for spinal injuries suffered in a fall at Queanbeyan was a success.
A heavier than expected weight for Soiled in the Civic Stakes is the only concern Jason Coyle has for the six-year-old ahead of Saturday's race at Rosehill.
New Zealand trainer John Wheeler and jockey Brett Scott have the Grand Nationals in their sights after a winning double with Zagata and Yamanaura at Sandown.
Two-year-old King Of Love upstaged his more fancied rivals when he produced a slashing performance on the heavy going to score impressively at Canterbury.
Rachel Alexandra looked a world-beater in the Preakness and Fame And Glory made a one-act affair of the Irish Derby but it’s fair to say an emphatic win in this Saturday’s Group 1 Coral Eclipse Stakes gives Sea The Stars the right to be crowned world’s best three-year-old.
Last year, there were few better horse races on the planet than the Durban July as superstars Pocket Power and Dancer’s Daughter went to the line locked together for an historic dead-heat. Dancer’s Daughter won’t be there for this year’s renewal of South Africa’s greatest race but the presence of the legendary Pocket Power should ensure the race again ranks with the world’s best.
Kerrin McEvoy has come a long way since riding his first winner on a dusty track at Ceduna in South Australia to notching number 1,000 at Randwick.
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