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Stratford trainer Gavin Sharrock will line up a promising pair of two-year-olds at Hawera on Tuesday where he is keen to see if they can back up some impressive trial and jump out performances of late.  Hawera will host the abandoned New Plymouth meeting from Saturday after heavy rain and surface water conspired to prevent the day going ahead.  The Sharrock-prepared pair of two-year-olds, Vibration and Madamkipyegon, will take the stage against some older maiden gallopers over 1100m in Race 3 on the programme which is likely to be raced on a Heavy 10 surface.  “They had a fair bit of heavy rain at New Plymouth so you could understand the decision they made to abandon and try and race later in the week,” Sharrock said.  “Thankfully Hawera was available as I’m keen to see how my two-year-olds take the step up to race day.  “They have both won three jump outs each while Vibration also won a trial nicely at Waverley last month so we’re quite excited about getting them out on race day.  “They are both by Proisir and showed they could handle the wet ground in their jump outs, but it is a different story on race day when the pressure is on, so it will be a good test for them.”  Sharrock believes that both horses have the ability to contest some of the early three-year-old stakes events if they can prove their credentials on Tuesday.  “Madamkipyegon is a half-sister to Misterkipchoge, an Ocean Park colt I sold to clients of Chris Waller after he had two runs for me,” he said.  “She is probably a bit more highly strung that Vibration so getting her to the races will be good for her.  “Vibration won his trial really well at Waverley and showed a fair bit of tenacity when doing it.  “If they can perform up to their form at home on Tuesday then we can have a think about races like the Wanganui Guineas (Listed, 1340m) with them as I think they can get to that level.”  While Sharrock will utilise the apprentice claims of Jim Chung on Vibration and Lily Sutherland on Madam Kipyegon, he has welcomed the return of senior rider Joe Doyle who will ride his stable star Soldier Boy in the open 1900m contest on the card.  “Joe has returned from his visit back to his homeland and I think this will be his first or second day back riding,” he said.  “Soldier Boy has been hampered by a pulled muscle which really set him back, but he has recovered now, and I think he is ready to strike form.  “He has just needed some confidence and he got that last time when he ran fourth. His trackwork has really perked up and on his best form he can be right in the finish.  “He’s a dual stakes winner who ran fourth in the New Zealand Derby (Gr.1, 2400) so you would like to think a race like this is well within his capabilities.” View the full article

What Taree Races Where Manning Valley Race Club – Racecourse Dr, Taree NSW 2430 When Tuesday, July 23, 2024 First Race 12:55pm AEST Visit Dabble Country racing heads to Taree on Tuesday afternoon, with the Manning Valley Race Club set to host a quickfire seven-race program. The rail is in the true position the entire circuit, and although the track is rated a Heavy 8 at the time of acceptances, the warm weather and sunny skies forecast in the lead-up should allow an upgrade to the Good range. All the action is scheduled to get underway at 12:55pm local time. Best Bet at Taree: Laizabout Laizabout heads to the races on the back of a dominant barrier trial win at this track on July 13. The son of Zousain led all the way to score by 6.3 lengths, eased down by Patrick Scorse in the shadows of the post. Scorse should have all the options from barrier two, and with the early speed he should have in the early stages, watch for Lauzabout to make every post a winner on debut. Best Bet Race 3 – #4 Laizabout (5) 2yo Gelding | T: Wayne Wilkes | J: Patrick Scorse (56.5kg) +260 with Bet365 Next Best at Taree: She’s Got Teeth She’s Got Teeth has put together a consistent campaign, with a win and two minor placings across four starts. She savaged the line at Tamworth on June 28, closing strong behind Lord Finland to get within a half-length. Barrier six should allow Darryl McLellan to gain the ideal stalking position mid-field with cover, and provided he can close off in a similar fashion to last start, She’s Got Teeth should prove hard to hold out. Next Best Race 5 – #7 She’s Got Teeth (6) 3yo Filly | T: Kris Lees | J: Darryl McLellan (56.5kg) +300 with Neds Best Value at Taree: Foolish Foolish appears set to peak third-up into the preparation. The Kim Waugh-trained gelding put the writing on the wall last time out at Muswellbrook on June 17, storming through the line to miss by 0.2 lengths. He gets the opportunity to take closer order this time from stall six, and provided he can handle the firming ground, Foolish should be figuring in the finish at the each-way price with online bookmakers. Best Value Race 6 – #6 Foolish (6) 5yo Gelding | T: Kim Waugh | J: Andrew Gibbons (55.5kg) +800 with PlayUp Taree Tuesday quaddie picks – 23/7/2024 Taree quadrella selections Tuesday, July 23, 2024 1-3-4-5 1-3-7 1-2-3-6-7 1-4-5 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips
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Recommendation ridden by Blake Shinn wins the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Despite Recommendation’s impressive seven-length victory in the Group 3 Sir John Monash Stakes (1100m) earlier this month, the Ciaron Maher stable is tempering their expectations for the gelding. “You don’t expect ever to win a Group race by seven lengths no matter the time of the year nor the class,” Maher’s assistant Jack Turnbull told Racing.com. “We’re not getting ahead of ourselves as it’s winter and it was a Group 3 where Caulfield was very lane-oriented and he got to the right position, so maybe the margin was a bit exaggerated. “He ran a decent figure for him on our ratings system.” Recommendation will be back in action at Caulfield on Saturday, aiming for back-to-back Group 3 wins in the Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes (1200m). Turnbull noted that the gelding has improved since his recent race. “He should be improved as he went to the races after one jump-out and some soft pieces of work, although that might be the way to train him with maybe less is more,” he said. Horse racing news View the full article

Group 1 winner Tropical Squall. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have some intriguing horses set to trial at Rosehill on Tuesday, including Group 1 Surround Stakes (1400m) winner Tropical Squall and promising stayer Eliyass. Tropical Squall, who hasn’t raced since placing sixth behind Zougotcha in the Group 1 Queen Of The Turf Stakes (1600m) back in April, is slated to kick off her campaign in the first major event of the Sydney season on August 24. “At this stage, the aim is to try to get her through to the Winx (Stakes) first-up,” Bott said. Import Eliyass made a stunning impression by dominating his rivals to win the Listed Lord Mayor’s Cup (2000m) at his Australian debut, and Bott is eager to see his progression. The five-year-old is expected to return in the Group 3 Premier’s Cup (2000m) on the Winx Stakes undercard, with long-term plans aiming towards the Group 1 Metropolitan (2400m). “He will need a couple of trials. His aim will be to come back in the Premier’s Cup at the end of August,” Bott explained. “He’s one of those untapped horses that has got a great racing record and is heading towards some nice handicaps. They profile really well here.” Tropical Squall is currently rated a +2500 winning chance for the Group 1 Winx Stakes (1400m) with horse racing bookmakers. Horse racing news View the full article

The July 25 Caress Stakes reunites Future Is Now, Roses for Debra, and Kaufymaker who were separated by a neck in the June 7 Intercontinental Stakes.View the full article

The new star of Singapore racing, Lim’s Saltoro (NZ) (Shamexpress), did not disappoint his connections and supporters after he fought hard to win the S$400,000 Singapore Derby (1800m) on Sunday. History was made for the mighty Lim’s Stable, whose famous blue and yellow star silks dominated the Group races in Singapore over the last few years, trainer Daniel Meagher and jockey Marc Lerner. That win also meant the son of Shamexpress had made a complete sweep of the three races for four-year-olds at Kranji after he also won the Silver Bowl (1400m) on 9 June and the Stewards’ Cup (1600m) on 30 June. On the back of those feature wins, Lim’s Saltoro was sent out the odds on favourite in the feature race and any thought of the wide barrier 11 being an issue were quickly put to bed after Lerner crossed to lead with little fuss in the backstraight. When things got serious upon turning for home, Lim’s Saltoro easily saw off the early challengers after he put two lengths on Hole In One, Bestseller and Aniki, but it was Makin who loomed the danger with a big run on the rails at the 300m. In fact, it looked like the momentum was on Makin’s side at the 200m, but the ‘bulldog’ Lim’s Saltoro refused to lie down. Under hard riding by Lerner, Lim’s Saltoro held off Makin strongly before the latter went down by a head at the finish. The pair’s heroics befitted the occasion and was also amplified by the big three-and-a-quarter length margin from a gallant Hole In One who ran third, while Bestseller finished a neck back in fourth. Bred by Onyx Thoroughbreds, Lim’s Saltoro won two barrier trials while trained in New Zealand by Glenn Old. His Singapore Derby win and eight other wins in 10 starts took his earnings to a tick under S$570,000 for connections. But the prizemoney was insignificant compared to the enormity of winning the final running of the Singapore Derby for Meagher. “I don’t think this (Singapore Derby) win has sunk in yet,” said Meagher, who scored a four-timer on Sunday. “It was always going to be special to win the last (Singapore) Derby and be part of Singapore history, but it’s probably something I will reflect on when it (racing in Singapore) ends (on 5 October). “But to win it for (owner) Mr Lim (Siah Mong) is an honour. He’s won it three times before I think (Lim’s Prestige in 2007, Top Spin in 2008 and Lim’s Kosciuszko in 2022), but I could tell it meant a lot to him today. That meant a lot to me. “I thought Marc took the initiative from the wide gate and it was a winning move early. When he found the fence, I knew we would be hard to beat. “But in saying that, I thought Makin was impressive. (Trainer) Steven (Burridge) has done an amazing job with him and he fought hard to the end. “But our boy is a fighter and I can’t thank my staff enough for the job they do. A real team effort today.” Lerner was quick to praise both Lim’s Saltoro and Meagher after a memorable Singapore Derby win. “A good horse and a good trainer too,” said Lerner, who previously won the Singapore Derby on Hard Too Think three years ago. “Seriously, Lim’s Saltoro means a lot to me as I’ve ridden him from the beginning and he’s not the easiest horse to deal with. “He only won his (Open) Maiden (race) in September last year, so to come this far in less than 12 months, the credit goes to Daniel and his team. “I rode the race today to suit our horse and didn’t worry so much as what went on around me. “I wanted to find the rail as I thought that would be very beneficial because I knew that Vlad and Manoel would take me on at some stage. “So I controlled the race from the front and while Manoel came very fast at me and hit the lead at some stage, I didn’t panic. “I hadn’t gone for my horse yet and I knew he’s a fighter, so I was still very confident in the final 200m. “Makin probably hit the wall late and my horse lifted. He just knows how to win.” View the full article

NT Derby winner Masatora after a win at Cranbourne in May. (Photo by Ross Holburt/Racing Photos) A partnership top Darwin trainer Gary Clarke has forged with champion Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher continues to reap dividends. Maher sent Masatora north with Clarke adding the final touches before the three-year-old gelding saluted in the $135,000 NT Derby (2050m) at Fannie Bay on Saturday. Under the guidance of Clarke’s No.1 rider Jarrod Todd, who ended Day 4 of the Darwin Cup Carnival with four wins, Masatora ($21) overcame Kym Healy’s He’s Maverick – the Darwin Guineas (1600m) winner – and Neil Dyer’s Unquestionably. For Clarke, it’s the third time he’s won a big Top End big race for Maher. Enigman won the 2020 Palmerston Sprint (1200m) and Playoffs claimed the 2022 Darwin Cup (2050m), while Cha Chang was second in the 2017 NT Derby. “Ciaron identified Masatora, it was a last minute thing,” Clarke said. “He just rang me and said, ‘I’ve got one here for the Derby because I think it’s going to make a good jumper. I’ll send him up there before he has a go at the jumps because he’s still a three-year-old’. “That’s how Masatora ended up in Darwin, it’s going on a jumps campaign once he’s finished here. “There’s nothing to lose by having a go at the Darwin Cup (August 5) – I’d say there’s a strong chance he’ll start.” Clarke said seven or eight horses could have easily won the Derby, but felt Masatora – seventh in the Guineas – was a chance if the cards fell his way. As it turned out, the son of Real Steel – victorious in a 2520m Cranbourne maiden before arriving in Darwin – delivered in spades. “I knew that for the first part of the race they’d go pretty quick, which would help my fella because he’s just a big stayer,” he said. “I thought he’d be able to take up a forward spot (sixth at the 1200m) and just try and maintain it. “Let the leaders do their work and then hopefully they come back to him. “That’s how the race turned out, it was just a staying test – they didn’t sit and sprint. “The toughest horse won the race.” Looking ahead, Clarke hopes to have four runners contest the $200,000 Darwin Cup – Masatora, Playoffs, Wolfburn and Tanaawol. “Wolfburn and Tanaawol finished second and third in the Chief Minister’s Cup (1600m) the other day, while Playoffs just needs to get the fire burning in his belly again,” Clarke said. “I can’t fault Playoffs’ work – can’t fault him in anyway – his action and fitness is spot on.” Clarke is also eyeing the $135,000 Palmerston Sprint (August 3). “I’ve got a couple of nice sprinters that I have been nursing towards the Palmerston,” he said. “Spaceship was disappointing on Saturday, he was probably a bit under done, he’s a lot better than that. “Seguso is another one – he’s had one run on the track for a second which is encouraging. “Lumber Punk, a narrow second on Saturday, may go to the Sprint, I’ll have to speak to the owners, but there’s no guarantee he’ll get a run.” 2024 NT Derby Replay – Masatora Horse racing news View the full article

Odds Bookmakers News Field Past Winners Gimcrack Stakes Group Three Betting Guide Date: Saturday, October 5, 2024 Location: Randwick Racecourse – Sydney, New South Wales Prize Money: $250,000 Distance: 1000m The Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes is a 1000m sprint held at Randwick and is restricted to two-year-old fillies. Run for $200,000, the Gimcrack Stakes is the first time punters get to see the new-season juvenile fillies at a race track in Sydney under raceday conditions. First run in 1906, no Gimcrack Stakes winner has gone on to win the Group 1 Golden Slipper (1200m) during the autumn. Wenona Girl, who won the race is in 1959 is arguably the most credentialed winner of the Gimcrack Stakes, going on to win nine times at Group 1 level throughout her career. James McDonald is arguably the jockey to follow in the Gimcrack Stakes in recent years, winning the race four times since 2015. 2024 Gimcrack Stakes betting odds Gimcrack Stakes odds are currently unavailable. 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Previous Gimcrack Stakes Fields 2023 Gimcrack Stakes field No. Silks Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight 1 Alinea Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Tim Clark 4 56kg 2 Art’s Alive Brad Widdup Tyler Schiller 12 56kg 3 Celestial Bling Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Adam Hyeronimus 2 56kg 4 Erno’s Cube Ciaron Maher & David Eustace John Allen 20 56kg 5 Invincible Madison Peter & Paul Snowden Sam Clipperton 6 56kg 6 Lady Of Camelot Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott James McDonald 7 56kg 7 Lady Tassort Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott James McDonald 7 56kg 8 Manaal Michael Freedman Tommy Berry 3 56kg 9 Repose Annabel Neasham Ryan Maloney 8 56kg 10 Shoutaboutit Kristen Buchanan Jason Collett 11 56kg 11 Totoka Paul Perry Kathy O’Hara 1 56kg 12 Umabett Annabel Neasham Chad Schofield 5 56kg 2023 Gimcrack Stakes result 1st – Manaal (+1800) 2nd – Celestial Bling (-111.11) 3rd – Repose (+410) Recent runnings of the Gimcrack Stakes: 2023: Manaal causes Gimcrack upset Manaal took out the Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes after showing an explosive finish at the end of 1000m at Randwick, under the urgings of returning jockey Tommy Berry. The Michael Freedman-trained two-year-old filly settled just behind the speed after jumping well from barrier three, and as the field rounded the home turn, Berry was able to get her into clear air to let down in the final 300m. Joining in down the outside was another roughie, Repose ($23.00) who looked to have taken the lead with 200m to go, but ultimately threw the race away by ducking out on Ryan Maloney in the final 50m of the race. The unlucky runner of the race was the runner-up Celestial Bling ($6.00) from the Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott stable, who was held up on the fence behind the slowing leaders before bursting through a gap to finish off strong and fight out the finish. 2022: Platinum Jubilee powers to victory Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable clinched their maiden victory in the Gimcrack Stakes with two-year-old filly Platinum Jubilee, guided by Regan Bayliss, storming to a strong victory in the 1000m feature. Adding to their accolades, the stable secured a quinella as the $3.30 favorite, Perfect Proposal under Tim Clark, claimed second place. While Perfect Proposal and Clark maintained a position in the leading trio entering the home straight, Platinum Jubilee and Bayliss surged from the final four in the robust 14-horse field. Initially trailing by five lengths with 200m left, Platinum Jubilee showcased remarkable acceleration, surging past rivals in the final 20m to secure victory with a comfortable 1.25 length margin. 2021: Coolangatta justifies favouritism In a repeat of last year, champion sire Written Tycoon once again sired a Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained winner of the Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes (1000m). Coolangatta delivered a stunning 3.5-length victory, establishing herself as the early favourite for Group 1 Golden Slipper (1200m) in March. Jumping on speed from barrier 10, Coolangatta ($2.50) initially sat three-wide through a frenetic opening furlong. Echoing Enthaar’s run from barrier eight the previous year, she navigated the turn, and as pacesetters Pantonario and Deep Expectation faded at the 300m mark, jockey James McDonald remained composed. Coolangatta then unleashed a lethal turn of foot, sealing the race in mere strides. 2020: Enthaar makes Group 1 statement The first two-year-old race of the 2020/21 Sydney season quickly produced a standout juvenile when Enthaar (by Written Tycoon) dominated the Group 3 Keeneland Gimcrack Stakes (1000m). An impressive winner of her recent barrier trial at Kensington, Enthaar started as the clear favorite and lived up to expectations, turning the race into a one-horse show. After a clean break, the ultra-precocious filly settled in third and raced with the poise of a seasoned professional under James McDonald. When asked to accelerate, Enthaar unleashed a scintillating turn of foot, effortlessly pulling away to secure a commanding victory. Previous winners of the Gimcrack Stakes Gimcrack Stakes Past Winners Year Horse Jockey Trainer 2023 Manaal Tommy Berry Michael Freedman 2022 Platinum Jubilee Regan Bayliss Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott 2021 Coolangatta James McDonald Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 2020 Enthaar James McDonald Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 2019 Every Rose Joshua Parr Mark Newnham 2018 Catch Me Kerrin McEvoy Peter & Paul Snowden 2017 Satin Slipper Hugh Bowman Peter & Paul Snowden 2016 Jorda James McDonald John O’Shea 2015 Calliope James McDonald John O’Shea 2014 Calaverite Sam Clipperton John O’Shea 2013 Alpha Miss Jason Collett Gary Nickson 2012 Brilliant Bisc Joshua Parr Peter Moody 2011 Hussousa Joao Moreira John Thompson 2010 Defiant Dame Corey Brown David Payne 2009 Gybe Tim Clark Anthony Cummings 2008 Our Joan Of Arc Peter Robl Clarry Conners 2008 Portillo Rodney Quinn Peter Snowden 2006 Hurried Choice Michael Rodd David Payne 2005 Mirror Mirror Danny Beasley Clarry Conners 2004 Media Hugh Bowman Bob Thomsen 2003 Segments Larry Cassidy Clarry Conners 2002 Spurcent Brent Stanley Tony Karakatsanis 2001 De Lollies Larry Cassidy Clarry Conners 2000 Donna Natalia Brad Stewart Jack Denham Gimcrack Stakes winners pre-2000 Gimcrack Stakes Past Winners Pre 2000 Year Horse 1999 Speedy Bell 1998 Katima 1997 Crimson Fight 1996 Dantelah 1995 Apple Danish 1994 Millie 1993 Warning Siren 1992 Fitting 1991 Watch 1990 Marskin 1989 Kincay 1988 Screen Idol 1987 Startling Lass 1986 Mother Duck 1985 Dream’s Delight 1984 Dandolera 1983 Coming Closer 1982 Belle Tetue 1981 Vaindarra 1980 Black Shoes 1979 Fiancee 1978 Silver Mystic 1977 Spanish Yacht / Trimaran 1976 Rainy Day / Princess Talaria 1975 Fleet Princess / Schemer 1974 Intriguing 1973 Sufficient 1972 Lady Lido 1971 Light Praise 1970 My Amazon 1969 Fleet Royal 1968 Natal Lass 1967 Miss Pola 1966 Ruling Ways 1965 Port Joy 1964 Fawnia 1963 Attentive 1962 Megalong 1961 Jan’s Image 1960 Courteous 1959 Wenona Girl 1958 Endure 1957 Andabri 1956 Concert Star 1955 Sajax 1954 Ultrablue 1953 Seofon 1952 Love To All 1951 Cultured 1950 Merrie Merton 1949 Mighty Song 1948 Rhumba 1947 Midwise 1946 Nechi 1945 Sweet Chime 1944 Civic Pride 1943 Scaur Fel 1942 Ajixa 1941 Hesione 1940 Il Love 1939 Trueness 1938 Merry Smile 1937 Gay Romance 1936 Record 1935 Spirits 1934 Lady Primrose 1933 Visage 1932 Leila Vale 1931 Precious Gif 1930 Bassanton 1929 Trenette 1928 Malvina 1927 Belle Gallante 1926 Eulalie 1925 Kanooka 1924 Chignon 1923 Periwoo 1922 Princess Dighton 1921 Lady Aura 1920 Furious 1919 Delight 1918 Sue 1917 Sweet Lady 1916 Manna 1915 Eulacre 1914 Starland 1913 Woorak 1912 Beragoon 1911 Ventura 1910 Respect 1909 Gigandra 1908 Nandillyan Maid 1907 Armlet 1906 Maltine Recommended! 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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Add Virgin Colada (More than Ready) to the Resolute Racing's burgeoning list of firsts. So, so many firsts in its first season of racing. With her huge finish in the stretch in the seventh race Sunday at Saratoga Race Course, Virgin Colada got to the wire first, a half-length in front of Running Away (Gun Runner) in the 1 1/16-miles maiden special weight contest for 2-year-old fillies and was promptly tabbed a 'TDN Rising Star.' She won her, yes, first start in 1:44.32 and paid $11.20 as the 9-2 second choice in the field of 10. John Stewart, who launched Resolute Racing in a major way last year with a slew of bloodstock purchases, made his first trip to the Saratoga winner's circle following a maiden race. It won't be his last. He broke his personal Spa maiden last month as the co-owner with Merriebelle Stables of Didia (Arg) (Orpen), winner of the GI New York Stakes during the Belmont Stakes festival. Virgin Colada, trained by Chad Brown, earned a place on the Resolute Racing honor roll as the stables' first winner from a yearling auction buy. She was acquired for $110,000 at the Fasig-Tipton October Sale. Although the 2-year-old ridgling Mensa (Complexity) prevailed in the Victoria Stakes at Woodbine Friday, Resolute bought him for $740,000 after he had already broken his maiden. “She's our first 2-year-old that we purchased and put into the system,” Stewart said. “It's really exciting for us. It's only our second that has made it to the track, so we're excited to get this win. She looked really, really good. We have a lot of confidence in Chad, so we expect great things from her.” Stewart said he was part of the Resolute team that identified the filly as a prospect it wanted. “Just the way that she looked and we liked her pedigree,” Stewart said. “She kind of ticked those boxes for us and then she's come along nicely and developed. She's a really nice physical, and she's got a real quick turn of foot, which you saw that in the stretch there.” Starting from the inside under Flavien Prat, Virgin Colada stayed near the rail well off the pace of :24.19, and :49.74, near the back of the field. She began to move toward contention in the second turn, but was still eighth, some 3 1/2 lengths back entering the stretch. Prat moved her out to the middle of the lane and she produced her winning move, which was a tad sharper than fellow-closer Rare Art's (Munnings), to overtake Running Away. “When she turned it on, she passed six or seven horses there and had to be real patient as well,” Stewart said. “It was really nice to see that and it topped off a nice weekend for us.” With “nice,” Stewart was understating Resolute's weekend results. In roughly 51 hours, Mensa picked up the victory at Woodbine, Pounce (Lookin at Lucky) won the GIII Lake George at Saratoga Saturday and Misty Veil (Tonalist) was third in Saratoga 's GII Shuvee Stakes a couple of hours before Virgin Colada went to the gate on the inner turf course. Virgin Colada–named for Stewart's cocktail of choice because he does not drink alcohol–was the stable's eighth winner from 31 starts, all in 2024. The first seven wins were in stakes. Stewart, a native Kentuckian who founded the private equity firm MiddleGround Capital, has not eased quietly into the Thoroughbred business, though his first purchase was a single horse at the 2022 Keeneland September sale. Last year, he spent $25 million on bloodstock in under 10 months. He purchased the Shadwell Shadayid Stud in Midway, Ky, for his base of operations. “I had one horse in September and I have 130 horses now,” he said. “I've got 43 in training; 28 2-year-olds.” Meanwhile, Stewart has continued to grow his stable. “I have 23 yearlings already before the season starts,” he said. Stewart said Resolute will be a player in the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale in August. “I've already been through the catalogue, and have my eye on five or six that we are going back with us, for sure,” he said. “Then we'll be opportunistic on some others. Just trying to strategize going through the sales season. I like to participate. But also, we just got our farm up and running. I've just got to like balance out, on the team, how much resources that we need.” Stewart said Virgin Colada fits into what he expects from a stable loaded with grass runners. “About 80% of my program is turf because I really want international competition,” he said. “You're going to see me take some of these best horses. My first thought when Pounce won yesterday was 'Australia.' I want to take some really good ones. I want to compete on an international scale. I want dirt for the Classic races, because those are important to us, but you're going to see us be really concentrated on the turf.” Less than a year after boldly launching his ambitious racing venture, Stewart was having his picture taken at Saratoga with a debuting 2-year-old, the first Resolute baby to win. The significance of that moment late on a sunny Sunday afternoon in July wasn't lost on him. “Here's the thing: everything I'm doing it's the first time for me for everything,” he said. “It's my first year in the program. Before this race I think we were 18th on the leading owners on stakes races already and we don't even have half of our crop running. The back half of this year, I think we're going to do some really special stuff.” The post Virgin Colada Delivers Big Kick to Give Resolute a Notable Victory appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

After several flash floods damaged the New Mexico track following June wildfires, Ruidoso Downs will transfer the remainder of its meet, which runs until Sept. 2, to The Downs at Albuquerque.View the full article

With her afterburner at maximum capacity, it was Casalu (Caracaro–Key d'Oro, by Medaglia d'Oro) who torched a field of fillies en route to earning a newly-minted 'TDN Rising Star' at Del Mar's seaside oval on Sunday afternoon. Looking to make good on a bullet workout she posted at Santa Anita July 8 when she went four furlongs in :46.40 (1/54), the heavy favorite here blazed out of the gate and clearly established her lead up the backstretch. Casalu felt some hoofbeats around the far turn, but entering the lane her jets kicked in and she ended up winning by some six lengths over Oveta's Hobby (Army Mule). The final running time was :58.05. Out of 49 foals of racing age, this was the fourth worldwide winner and first 'TDN Rising Star' for freshman sire Caracaro (Uncle Mo). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. Sales History: $775,000 '24 OBSAPR. O-Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman; B-LLP Performance Horses LLC; T-Bob Baffert. CASALU ($3.20) and @JJHernandezS19 made winning look easy in @DelMarRacing race 4. The 2-year-old by Caracaro (@CrestwoodKY) won on debut for trainer @BobBaffert. Jump in on the next: https://t.co/GuH0DxgT85 pic.twitter.com/ap6xLzfUJN — FanDuel Racing (@FanDuel_Racing) July 21, 2024 The post Casalu Attains ‘TDN Rising Star’ At Seaside Oval For Freshman Sire Caracaro appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

On paper, there was a lot to like about Immersive (Nyquist) in Sunday's ninth race at Saratoga, a six-furlong maiden for 2-year-old fillies. She is by the top sire Nyquist, owned and bred by Godolphin and trained by Brad Cox. With those credentials, a short price might have been in order, but somehow the bay went off at 10-1. Looks like the bettors got this one wrong. After a perfect stalking trip under Manny Franco, Immersive won by two lengths and paid $22.80. The running time was 1:12.60 for the six furlongs. “It's important to any first timer, you need to break good and need to be able to give them a clean trip,” Franco said. “That was perfect. She got into a good rhythm. When those two horses were in front of me, I thought I had a chance. She came running when I asked her. Sometimes when you hit her, you have to be careful. It's hard for me because there is a lot of adrenaline and I want to win the race. Sometimes, in races like this you have to be gentle with the horse.” Spun Candy (Hard Spun) and Laughing Lady (Practical Joke) vied for the early lead while Immersive stalked the pair from third. The Mark Casse-trained Salted (Tapit) was second and Spun Candy held on for third. Salted stumbled at the start and soon thereafter lagged behind the field. Considering her trip and how she closed in the stretch, she ran a winning race. The winning dam is Gap Year (Bernardini), who won two of eight career starts while earning $124,990. She's had five foals with two horses to race and now two winners. The other is Takingtimeoff (Curlin), who won a maiden special weight race at Delaware Park. 9th-Saratoga, $100,000, Msw, 7-21, 2yo, f, 6f, 1:12.60, ft, 2 lengths. IMMERSIVE (f, 2, Nyquist–Gap Year, by Bernardini), let go at 10-1, chased the early pacesetters through a quarter in :22.76 and rolled up challenge pacesetter Spun Candy (Hard Spun) as the half went up in :46.48. She put that game foe away in deep stretch and pulled away to win by two lengths. Salted (Tapit) closed late to nip Spun Candy for second. Gap Year, a daughter of Grade I winner Dubai Escapade (Awesome Again), produced a filly by Street Sense this year and was bred back to that stallion. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by FanDuel TV. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $55,000. O/B-Godolphin (KY); T-Brad H. Cox. The post Quiet on the Board, Nyquist First-Timer Immersive Wins Spa Maiden appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course.View the full article

Four-time Breeders' Cup winning trainer Wayne Catalano won his 3,000th race as a trainer July 21 when Alilnalot took the fourth race at Ellis Park.View the full article

Thorpedo Anna is the undisputed leader of her division after her scintillating scores in the Kentucky Oaks (G1) in May at Churchill Downs and the Acorn (G1) in June during the Spa's Belmont Stakes Racing Festival en route to the CCA Oaks.View the full article

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – A final decision on whether or not 'TDN Rising Star' Thorpedo Anna (Fast Anna) will run against the boys in the $1.25 million GI Travers Stakes will be made on Saturday. That's the deadline trainer Kenny McPeek put on himself Sunday morning, the day after his 3-year-old filly dominated the GI Coaching Club American Oaks, winning by 4 1/2 lengths. “We are going to take the week, get her back on the track Wednesday, and I will make a decision Saturday,” McPeek said, sitting in his office at the Oklahoma Annex Sunday morning. “We have to look at her every day and make sure she is going into it as well as she can because she will have to be.” Thorpedo Anna has won six of seven career starts by a combined 36 1/4 lengths. A filly has not won the Midsummer Derby since 1915 when Lady Rotha did it. The last filly to try the Travers was Wonder Gadot (Medaglia d'Oro), who finished 10th in 2018. McPeek could keep Thorpedo Anna against fillies and run her in the $600,000 GI Alabama Stakes Aug. 17. That race, like the Travers which is a week later, is 1 1/4 miles. “She would get a five-pound weight break (Thorpedo Anna would carry 121 pounds in the Travers), would run for twice as much if we would run in the Alabama,” McPeek said. “I have to look at the speed figures, who the possibles are (for the Travers).” McPeek said that Dornoch (Good Magic) who won the GI Haskell Stakes Saturday, would be the Travers favorite. But the idea does intrigue him of having Thorpedo Anna try the colts. He said that since Thorpedo Anna crossed the finish line in the Coaching Club American Oaks, he has been asked about the Travers “about 80 times.” “That's fine,” he said. “She would be talked about in terms of Genuine Risk and Ruffian and Winning Colors … Rachel (Alexandra) and Zenyatta,” he said. “That is rare air that we are flirting with. Maybe she needs a challenge; she really hasn't had one.” Dornoch Back In Saratoga, Travers The Next Goal Just before 11 a.m. Sunday, GI Haskell Stakes champion Dornoch (Good Magic) was back in Saratoga. He vanned back from the Jersey Shore and trainer Danny Gargan was right behind in his car. Gargan was gushing the day after Dornoch beat 'TDN Rising Star' Mindframe (Constitution) to notch his second consecutive Grade I. He won the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga last month. He has three wins in five starts this year and is five for nine for his career. And, right now, he is the best 3-year-old colt in the nation. “I think he can win every time he runs,” Gargan said at the barn, “but I have always thought that. You know that.” The next goal is the $1.25, GI Travers Stakes at Saratoga at the end of the month. Before that, Gargan said, Dornoch will be taking a side trip to GMP Farm in nearby Schuylerville where he will have Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber therapy, a procedure that delivers increased amount of oxygen to injured tissues. “He has a skin disease,” Gargan said. “This is the best way to clear it up.” Gargan said his runner will be at the farm until Thursday and then be back at his barn where he will be pointed to the Travers. Gargan said he anticipates Dornoch will have two works before the Midsummer Derby. The first will be 15 or 16 days from the race, the second seven or eight days. “We aren't going to do anything crazy,” Gargan said. “We'll keep working him half miles in 48 and change. This is a special horse.” Before Dornoch ever ran, Gargan made the bold statement that the horse would be the best he ever trained. Dornoch is backing his trainer up now. In the Haskell, it looked as though Mindframe was going to blow right by Dornoch at the top of the stretch but it was not to be. Under Luis Saez, Dornoch dug in and refused to lose, winning by 1 1/4 lengths. “It looked like Mindframe was going to win by five or six (lengths),” Gargan said. “He has a tendency to wait on his competition; he does that in workouts and that's why people think he gets outworked sometimes,” Gargan said. “When horses come to him, that's when he really starts running. If someone wants to run real fast, he will run real fast with them.” Dornoch is owned by West Paces Racing LLC, R.A. Hill Stable, Belmar Racing and Breeding LLC, Two Eight Racing LLC and Pine Racing Stables. The group will have some fun as they prepare to watch Dornoch go for his third straight Grade I and cement a championship. “I think we have one of the best horses in the country right now,” Gargan said. “If he stays healthy, he is going to be tough in the Travers.” Fierceness (City of Light), outside with Danny Wright, works 4 furlongs on the main track at Saratoga with stablemate Marche (Mitole) Sunday morning. Fierceness, pointing to the Jim Dandy Saturday for ⁦@PletcherRacing⁩, went in 49.61 (63/135). ⁦@theTDN⁩ pic.twitter.com/U8e9PvUgXL — Tim Wilkin (@tjwilkin) July 21, 2024 Pletcher Turns The Page; Getting Fierceness Ready For Jim Dandy On Saturday, Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher watched Mindframe, the 4-5 favorite, finish second to Dornoch in the GI Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park. Sunday, he was getting 'TDN Rising Star' Fierceness (City of Light) ready for the $500,000 GII Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday. Just after 7 on Sunday morning, Fierceness and exercise rider Danny Wright worked four furlongs in :49.61 (61/135) on the main track. They worked in company with stablemate Marche (Mitole), who has one career start. “He is a good breeze horse,” Pletcher said of Fierceness while standing outside his office at the Oklahoma training track. “He did what he always does. We were not looking to do a whole lot six days out, just keep him happy.” Fierceness hasn't raced since finishing 15th as the favorite in the GI Kentucky Derby May 4. Before that, he had been brilliant in the GI Florida Derby, winning by 13 1/2 lengths. Pletcher was not going to go down the road towards the GI Travers with Fierceness. He and owner Mike Repole have both said that the colt needs more time between races than most horses. The Travers is four weeks after the Jim Dandy. That might not be enough. “I don't want to get ahead of myself right now,” Pletcher said. “We are trying to win the Jim Dandy and we will assess his performance in there and see how he comes out of it. I don't want to make any predictions to where he is going after that yet.” Repole, still stinging from Mindframe's 1 1/4-length loss to Dornoch in the Haskell, isn't going to beat the drums for the Travers either. He wants to see what Fierceness does Saturday. “You can only run the Travers at the end of August when you are a 3-year-old,” Repole said by phone Sunday. “Without even seeing the Jim Dandy, it's not even in my mind. Has he proven that he runs better with breaks? Yeah. We expect a huge race (Saturday), but we don't have to get it. We know this game.” Mindframe, who Repole co-owns with Vinnie and Teresa Viola's St. Elias Stables LLC, has two wins and two seconds in his short career. His other runner-up performance came in the GI Belmont Stakes at Saratoga last month when he drifted in the lane, costing him in a race also won by Dornoch. He did not drift as badly in the Haskell, but it was enough that Pletcher and Repole are thinking about maybe making an equipment change. “We will consider it,” Pletcher said about the possibility of adding blinkers. “Look, the winner was good. We were second and I don't think our horse made any big mistakes. Irad (jockey Ortiz Jr.) felt that when he got to the front, (Mindframe) lost focus a little bit. We talked about it (equipment change) but I don't like to make decisions immediately after a race.” Pletcher said that the Travers is still “in play” for Mindframe. “We have not lost confidence in the horse,” he said. “We just need to improve that little bit.” The post Saratoga Notebook, Presented By NYRA Bets: McPeek Says He Will Make Travers Decision on Thorpedo Anna Saturday appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Trained by Cherie DeVaux, Without Caution was a professional first-out winner at Saratoga Race Course.View the full article

Sierra Leone breezed a half-mile solo July 21 over Saratoga Race Course's Oklahoma training track in his final preparation for the July 27 $500,000 Jim Dandy at The Spa. View the full article

Prat takes advantage of stumble by Venti Valentine to get early position and stalks to a 2 1/2-length win.View the full article

Saving her best for last, first time starter Virgin Colada (More Than Ready–Episcopal, by Carpe Diem) mounted a strong charge down the lane to graduate and earn a 'TDN Rising Star' for her effort at Saratoga on Sunday afternoon. Sporting the silks of John Stewart's Resolute Racing, the filly debuted as a 9-2 shot here. The 2-year-old, who remained near the rear of the field until the top of the lane, launched her bid down the center of the course and sailed past the competition to get her picture taken. The final running time was 1:44.32. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. Sales History: $110,000 '23 FTKOCT. O-; B-Fred W. Hertrich III & John D. Fielding; T-Chad C. Brown. #2 Virgin Colada closes in the center of the racetrack to break her maiden at first asking in R7 at Saratoga! Chad Brown trains and Flavien Prat had the mount. pic.twitter.com/OK843N2jE7 — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) July 21, 2024 The post Virgin Colada Sweeps Home To Scoop Up ‘TDN Rising Star’ Badge At Saratoga appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

This day 22nd July in horse racing news history From the extensive Horse Betting news archives we present the all the thoroughbred racing action in Australian and overseas racing news in history. Delve in and enjoy our walk back in horse racing time. 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Who … Read More Australia horse racing news 3 years ago Luncies impresses for Lees with trial win at Newcastle English import Luncies made his presence felt when winning a trial at Newcastle on Thursday morning, as he looks to … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Ipswich racing tips, top odds & value bets | Friday, July 23 HorseBetting’s Queensland form analyst brings you his best bets and quaddie selections for the eight-race program at Ipswich Turf Club … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Morphettville tips, value bets & top odds | Saturday, July 24 HorseBetting’s South Australian form analyst brings you his top tips, best value bets and quaddie numbers for the Morphettville meeting … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Belmont racing tips, best bets & quaddie | Saturday, July 24 HorseBetting’s Western Australia tipping expert presents his best bets and quaddie selections for the nine-race card at Belmont on Saturday, … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Caulfield racing tips, value bets & top odds | Saturday, July 24 HorseBetting’s Victorian racing analyst brings you his best bets, value picks and quaddie selections for the Bletchingly Stakes meeting at … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Doomben racing tips & best value bets | Saturday, July 24 HorseBetting.com.au’s Queensland tipsters brings you his best bets and quaddie picks for the Doomben race meeting on Saturday, July 24, … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Rosehill racing tips & odds | Winter Challenge Day | 24/7/2021 HorseBetting.com.au has you covered with top tips for the featured Winter Challenge at Rosehill, as well as our best bets, … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Mildura betting preview, top tips & odds | Friday, July 23 Mildura plays host to an eight-race card on Friday, July 23 for Mildura Cup Day. See all of the top … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | July 22, 2021 Horse racing around the country sees five meetings being held around the country on this Thursday afternoon. Our racing analysts … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Half Of Nothing secures bonus at Avondale Trainer Wayne Hillis has been chasing the Pearl Series Bonus with his filly Half Of Nothing for the last three … Read More Australia horse racing news 3 years ago Plenty of spring options for Tofane Triple Group One winner Tofane has plenty of options open to her this spring. Trainer Michael Moroney was initially planning … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Opunake Cup test for Tavis Court Although New Plymouth Raceway is on Tavis Court’s backdoor-step, the seasoned Hawera galloper will have his first start at the … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Trans-Tasman plans for Catalyst Tony Pike is looking forward to spring racing with his new acquisition Catalyst. The rising five-year-old son of Darci Brahma … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Yardstick races to debut win at Canterbury Jockey Nash Rawiller believes a maiden win on debut at Canterbury by Yardstick will provide a good stepping stone for … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Former AFL coach trains Sandown winner Frankie Two Angels has provided form AFL coach Denis Pagan with his first win as a trainer taking out the … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Filly fires to spare Munce embarrassment Brilliant trackworker Centrefire has won midweek at Eagle Farm to finally justify the faith of her trainer Chris Munce … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Jungle Edge chases another stakes race win Having claimed the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield, Jungle Edge returns to the track for a shot at the … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Special Missile on target for Listed race After a last-start second in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap in Queensland, Special Missile is set to contest Sydney’s final stakes … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Patis gets big chance on Kisukano Apprentice Alex Patis has been rewarded for her recent good form with the ride on top filly Kisukano at Doomben … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Rain to help Tullio in Doomben test Rain late in the week is expected to help in form Tullio as he faces his stiffest test to date … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Well-travelled Crawford grateful to be home Shane Crawford has spent a large portion of his working life overseas in various racing jurisdictions, but the Cambridge trainer … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Media barred from Alligator Blood inquiry Media outlets cannot attend an inquiry into Magic Million Guineas’ winner Alligator Blood returning a positive swab after the $2 … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Nothdurft fractures jaw in trackwork fall Queensland’s state and metropolitan jockey premiership leader Baylee Nothdurft has suffered a fractured jaw in a trackwork accident … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Coleman officially calls it a day Michael Coleman has officially made the call to retire from race riding following the serious injuries he suffered at the … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago National tilt for Bee Tee Junior Talented New Zealand jumper Tallyho Twinkletoe will be be vying for back-to-back wins in the Grand National Hurdle (4200m) next … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Switched on Ali Baba shapes as exciting jumper Talented galloper Ali Baba is a more motivated horse this preparation and turned in an impressive performance to win the … Read More Australia horse racing news, New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Ripcord cruises to Australian victory Talented three-year-old Ripcord is the latest galloper to make the successful move from wily Wanganui trainer Kevin Myers to equally … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Gobstopper Farr too good in Drechsler The Kiwis got the cash in Sunday’s Brendan Drechsler Hurdle (3500m) at Racing.com Park as trainer Andrew Campbell’s Gobstopper led … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Centurion eyes Ashburton prize Riccarton trainer Barbara Blackie reached a massive milestone on the weekend, celebrating a century of birthdays with family and friends … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Comeback apprentices to the fore Comebacks proved rewarding last Saturday for a couple of female apprentice jockeys, Erin Leighton and Mereana Hudson. Leighton (27) notched … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Nicci’s Gold to step up again at Rosehill Nicci’s Gold will take on a similar field to her her last start at Rosehill when she runs in the … Read More Australia horse racing news, New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Homesick Weatherley resuming New Zealand career Sam Weatherley will head home from Sydney next Sunday, not for a holiday, but to reignite his New Zealand riding … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Bart working towards a racetrack return A jump-out at Ballarat for new trainer Lindsey Smith will determine how Black Heart Bart is progressing in his bid … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago SA trainer Mark Minervini to move to NSW Adelaide trainer Mark Minervini will move his base to Newcastle in NSW in search of better opportunities, saying South Australian … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Scales Of Justice entered for Bletchingly Trainer Lindsey Smith has entered Scales Of Justice for the Bletchingly Stakes with a Ballarat jump-out to determine whether the … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Abbott chases homecoming double Eagle Farm trainer Lauren Abbott returns to North Queensland with a chance to win the feature double in Townsville … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Scratching no knock on Pakenham Polytrack Caulfield trainer Colin Little is sure Pakenham can rectify the problem with its Polytrack that resulted in him scratching Peko … Read More Australia horse racing news, Singapore horse racing news 5 years ago Ben Melham suspended in Singapore Jockey Ben Melham has six rides at the midweek meeting at Sandown before he takes a suspension incurred at the … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Winx ready for barrier trial at Rosehill Winx will make her first public appearance ahead of her fourth Cox Plate campaign when she runs in a barrier … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Weir to have strong hand in Bletchingly Voodoo Lad and Black Heart Bart will be among Darren Weir’s representatives in the Bletchingly Stakes, while the race is … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Familiar path to The Everest for Redzel Peter Snowden is sticking to the same campaign as a year ago for Redzel who is scheduled to run in … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Matt Dunn looks to bright future Trainer Matt Dunn has reached 100 winners for the season and is looking forward to an even brighter new season … Read More Ireland horse racing news 6 years ago Sea Of Class wins Irish Oaks Sea Of Class has got up in the shadow of the post to land a thrilling victory in the Darley … Read More Australia horse racing news, Horse Racing News 7 years ago Swampland surges late to topple short-priced favourite PROMISING three-year-old Swampland recorded its third career win from 10 starts after running down short-priced favourite Moonlites Choice to score … Read More Horse Racing News, New Zealand horse racing news 7 years ago Not Usual Trip returns from break in fine form Precocious youngster Not Usual Trip booked himself another outing in black type company with a commanding performance at Ruakaka off … Read More Horse Racing News, New Zealand horse racing news 7 years ago Pike’s Chachar heading towards black type races Cambridge trainer Tony Pike is expecting Chachar to be keeping good company in the near future. He produced the Thorn … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Ben Thompson cops Flemington suspension Apprentice Ben Thompson has ridden a Flemington winner but also copped a suspension ruling him out of the final two … Read More Horse Racing News, New Zealand horse racing news 7 years ago Hawtin enjoys another celebration as Money Traill victorious Brendon Hawtin produced his second winner in double quick time when Money Trail’s honesty was rewarded at Ruakaka. The Waikato … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Pelethronius extends winning campaign David Pfieffer-trained Pelethronius has made it four wins from as many starts, with jockey Tye Angland capping his season with … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Blake Shinn suspended at Randwick Blake Shinn has not enjoyed a happy welcome home, with the jockey outed for careless riding at Randwick … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Hugh Bowman retains premiership lead Brenton Avdulla and Hugh Bowman have ended winless streaks at Randwick, allowing Bowman to protect his narrow lead in the … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Williams takes Melbourne premiership lead Craig Williams is two wins clear in the race for Melbourne jockeys’ premiership honours following a winning double at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News, New Zealand horse racing news 7 years ago Never say die attitude gives Smedley Ruakaka victory Smedley again showed the dour side of his nature at Ruakaka where he successfully defended his ITM Whangarei Gold Cup … Read More Australia horse racing news, Horse Racing News 7 years ago Right race the secret for Pink Chaperone IT might have been just the second win from 66 starts for six-year-old Pink Chaperone at Lismore on Saturday, but … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Pacodali wins again at Flemington Imported stayer Pacodali has beaten stablemates Master Zephyr and Killarney Kid to make it back-to-back wins at Flemington in the … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Rachel King’s star continues to rise Apprentice Rachel King has claimed a Randwick double to cement her place in the Sydney riding ranks … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Best to come for Crack Me Up Crack Me Up has won his third stakes race in the Tattersall’s Mile but trainer Liam Birchley thinks his best … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Play Master back on board at Flemington After a year off with injury, Play Master has recorded his first win in two years at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Boss Lane wins again at Randwick Boss Lane has continued his affinity with Randwick in the July Sprint, winning on his home track for the seventh … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Premier jockey Lloyd suspended at Doomben Premier Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd has been suspended for eight days for causing interference at Doomben … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago First open company win for Sunny Victory Troubled gelding Sunny Victory has put his problems behind him to win his first open company race at Doomben … Read More Australia horse racing news, Horse Racing News 7 years ago Suncraze shines at Randwick for an elated Melanie O’gorman SUNCRAZE finally shed his bridesmaid’s tag when saluting in the Highway Handicap over 1400m at Randwick on Saturday. Trained at … Read More Australia horse racing news, Horse Racing News 7 years ago Wodonga Turf Club delivers winter numbers IT is not common for a winter meet in country Victoria to draw a healthy crowd, but the Wodonga Turf … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Consistent Portman wins at Flemington The Danny O’Brien-trained Portman has continued his consistent season with a victory over 1400m on his home track at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Brenton Avdulla noses to premiership lead Brenton Avdulla has reclaimed the lead in the Sydney jockeys’ premiership with Argent D’Or narrowly denying Hugh Bowman and Spending … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Anchor Bid dominant in Flemington win Odds-on favourite Anchor Bid hasn’t let her supporters down with a stylish win at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Impressive filly Memes racks up fifth win Jason Coyle will ponder stiffer challenges for in-form filly Memes after she recorded a fifth win in seven starts this … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Brandon Stockdale wins Rising Stars Final Brandon Stockdale has taken out the Rising Stars Final at Flemington on Dulverton after an eventful week for the apprentice … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Stewards take time in dismissing protest Stewards have taken seven minutes to dismiss a protest against winner Hingus Rose in a two year old handicap at … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Big future touted for Doomben winner Stanley MICHAEL Costa is hopeful that his lightly raced gelding Stanley has a bright future as a stayer after scoring a … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Suncraze lights up his trainer After a frustrating sequence of second placings, Suncraze has cracked it for a Highway Handicap win at Randwick … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Riyadh lands another Flemington victory Mornington trainer Peter Healey may have to rethink plans for Riyadh after the gelding notched a winning hat-trick at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Colt quinella for Snowden duo at Randwick Peter and Paul Snowden have scored a quinella in the card-opening 2YO Handicap at Randwick with promising colts Assimilate and … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Winning ride by Plumb repays Kelly’s faith Jockey Ryan Plumb has produced a top ride to steer Snapchat Girl to win from a wide alley in the … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Currie horse disqualified Ben Currie’s horse, Smooch, has been disqualified after winning a race at Caloundra and returning a positive swab … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago RNSW buys property for retired horses Racing NSW has bought a 2600 acre property to set up a facility to retrain and rehome retired racehorses … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Stalls attendant dies in Haydock accident A barrier attendant has died from serious injuries suffered in a incident before the fourth race at Haydock … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Golden Rose awaits Tango Rock THE Gerald Ryan-trained Tango Rock could be heading towards the Group 1 Golden Rose on September 10 if it runs … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Australian Jockeys Association doesn’t agree with Ride Guide ban THE Australian Jockeys Association (AJA) has come out stating that the Australian racing industry is falling behind other sports apart … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Banning Ride Guide missed opportunity: AJA The Australian Jockeys Association says it hopes to continue talks with authorities who have banned the digital service Ride Guide … Read More View the full article

Michael Freedman believes Wings Of Desire, the half sister to champion mare Winx, has the scope to get up to distances in which her famous sibling excelled. View the full article