Wandering Eyes

TONY McEvoy has abandoned a raid on the rich Perth Summer Carnival with his Kildalton Park stable. View the full article

IT COULD be the greatest long-term bet in the history of racing should it come through, and British jumper Splash of Ginge is a step closer to realising a £1 million ($1.75 million) payoff for his owner should he win next year’s Grand National at Aintree. View the full article

JAPANESE import Admire Deus’ fight for life has ended. View the full article

A DECISION to bypass most of the Melbourne spring could reward Santa Ana Lane with a second successive Group 1 win. View the full article

CHAMPION Australian jockey Hugh Bowman, best known as Winx’s rider, added another chapter to his illustrious career when he won one of the world’s most prestigious races, the $7.6 million Japan Cup (2400m), on Grand Cheval at Fuchu, Tokyo. View the full article

THE wait is almost over for William Pike. View the full article

ZAC Purton has deposed Hugh Bowman as king of the Longines International Jockeys Championship but, in a representative twist, the title has been lost to Australia. View the full article

JOCKEY Jack Kennedy produced one of the greatest rides ever by taking victory after falling off his horse earlier in the race. View the full article

HUGH Bowman has deflected credit to Winx after being acclaimed Longines world’s best jockey, topping Joao Moreira, Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori. View the full article

A forecast of anywhere from a dusting to six or more inches of snow is possible for the Lexington area April 6 into April 7, with Keeneland officials planning for various contingencies concerning a big Saturday race card. View the full article

Horses' test results March 31 & April 5 View the full article

Yulong to take Singapore on world Wild tour View the full article

Super Winner to return home after scoring at only start up North View the full article

Rodd confident Zac Kasa won't fire up View the full article

Meagher makes successful bid for Almighty View the full article

Clements takes a shine to Sapphire View the full article

Clements trio locked in for 3YO Classic View the full article

Another launchpad for Nova Missile before Merlion Trophy View the full article

Meagher backs hard-working apprentice with Webster ride View the full article

Tony Millard called on the press to give new apprentice Victor Wong Chun a chance before his debut last weekend but the trainer may now need to get the youngster to go easy on his self-criticism after a debut victory on the second day of his fledgling career. After three rides last weekend, Wong broke through at ride six aboard Always Win for trainer Benno Yung Tin-pang but the victory came after a week of watching “too many” race replays of the previous week’s efforts.... View the full article

Curatolo, Wong, Krisna suspended, Saifudin suspension amended (updated) View the full article

Winning Supreme has turned his form around in a big way since January and the Me Tsui Yu-sak-trained sprinter gets a great chance at some silverware on Monday in the Hong Kong Lions Cup (1,200m) at Sha Tin. The five-year-old took a bit of time and racing to acclimatise to Hong Kong, finishing well back at his first eight appearances with an eighth placing the highlight run. Things looked far from promising at that stage but, if punters think back to last season, Tsui managed to do something... View the full article

Vincent Ho Chak-yiu will be hoping to avoid the road blocks he ran into aboard Vital Spring last start on what looms as an interesting day in the saddle at Sha Tin for the local rider. Ho’s rides include two highly credentialed imports, two winning hopes he describes as “hard work” to ride, but it is Vital Spring he ranks as his best chance in the Class Four Kalanchoe Handicap (1,400m). “He has drawn well and is a great chance, as long as we don’t get boxed in and... View the full article

The Jockey Club’s big race recruitment team will wait for the dust to settle to see if Godolphin’s World Cup night heroes will come to Hong Kong but the global racing giant’s Japanese arm has confirmed that Fine Needle will contest the Group One Chairman’s Sprint Prize. The local stars shone brightest on Godolphin’s biggest night as the boys in blue captured four of the five Group Ones, including two to horses with Hong Kong feature race plans. Al Quoz winner... View the full article

Early scratchings April 1 View the full article